Classical Chinese Idioms Reading Questions and Answers
People from Chu learned to sail boats
People from Chu ① had people who were good at sailing boats. To be a teacher is to listen. So I tried a small test in Zhouzhu, and everything I did was not satisfactory, so I thought I had mastered the art of boating. The boat master suddenly thanked him, and the vertebrae ③ drum came forward. He was in danger ④, so he looked around with fear, and the oar fell and lost his life.
Notes: ①Chu: The name of an ancient country. ②Turn: U-turn. Spin: turn. ③Zhui: Use the zhui to beat: In ancient battles, drumming was used as a signal when advancing. ④Urgent: suddenly. Offense: encountered. ⑤柁: Same as "rudder".
1. Explain the underlined words in the following sentences.
It started with a sudden turn of events ( ) and then looked around with fear ( )
2. Translate the following sentences into modern Chinese.
So I thought I had mastered the art of boat handling.
The diameter of the vertebral drum progresses...
3. The truth this article tells people is:_______________________________________________.
Answer:
(1) 1. Look slowly 2. Then I think I have completely mastered the sailing method (technique); beat the drum with my vertebrae and drive straight forward 3. Study and work should not be done lightly (you should not be complacent or should keep making progress)
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