First, it's everywhere. Pinyin: wàn lài jù jì ù Explanation: It describes that the surrounding environment is very quiet and there is no sound at all. Said by: A Buddhist retreat behind Duanshan Temple, a poem often written in the Tang Dynasty: "It's all because of this silence, only the bell."
Vernacular: "Everything is quiet at the moment, just listening to Zhong Qing's music." Second, silence is like no pinyin: jü ruò wú ré n explanation: silence: silence.
It was as quiet as if no one was there. From: Under the Virtue of the World by Liu Song Yiqing in the Southern Dynasties: "Fu Maoyuan lives in a secluded place and does not make friends with refugees. Yuan Situ passed his home and sighed:' After his home was silent, he put on his curtain and he was there.
You can't be a celebrity. E79FA5E98193E59EE7AD 94313366306465438 "Vernacular:" Fu Maoyuan is indifferent by nature, likes quiet places and doesn't associate with people casually. When Yuan Situ's family passed by his house, they always sighed, "It's as quiet as nobody. Open the curtains quickly.
Isn't it famous? Third, obscurity explanation: refers to no sound, obscurity, and no fame.
From: Qian Qing Sharon's "Jade Heart" Volume 1: "Although it is not far from Yuju, it has been unknown for several years." Vernacular: "Although you live not far from me, you haven't heard from me for several years."
Many people once received a college education and had a position in society, but today they are unknown. -Xu Teli's "Reading Diary, the Reason for Japan's Defeat" Grammar: Partial; As a predicate; A derogatory synonym is unknown, and the antonym is famous, blockbuster and often silent. Pinyin [[cháng jì guāng tǔ] ǔ] explains the Buddhist language.
One of the four soils. Fifth, all thoughts are silent. Explanation: all: all.
All desires and plans are gone. He is now in a state of despair and thinks nothing.