Going to work is to do something related to it when you already have a job. Expressed in classical Chinese, it is a business trip, which means "going out to deal with errands."
Pronunciation: [ch chāI]
Interpretation: what was sent to do.
Source: the strange things I have witnessed in the past 20 years. The second time: "When I went ashore, I went to visit my uncle; I found the mansion and said I was on a business trip. "
After landing, I went to see my uncle. When I found the mansion, I said I had gone out to work.
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Synonyms: visiting and going to work
I. Visit
Pronunciation: [CHF m 4 ng]
Explanation: Visiting foreign countries.
Source: Xu Chi's Goldbach Conjecture Towards the 2 1 Century: "Recently, I will visit the field of fluid mechanics."
Second, go to work.
Pronunciation: [ch not g not ng]
Interpretation: starting for work; Attendance rate.
Source: Lao She's "Longxugou" Act II: "I swear to God that I will dig ditches as soon as I get off work."
2. How to translate the staff of classical Chinese into classical Chinese? It doesn't have to be translated literally, but it should conform to the language habits of the ancients.
You don't have to be a deacon to get in.
But the expressions of the ancients were generally euphemistic, so I'm afraid I won't say so.
In the hard translation of public officials and officials, I think it is self-defeating to apply the address used in the third person to the second person.
Deacon zhí shì
① Work; What's in charge: Every deacon went | Those deacon's big girls, who don't want to do this. (2) Runners: Deacons facing inward, but not of the same kind | The sacrificial ceremony notes posted by Deacons Chi Hengshan and the Sect are still posted on the wall. (3) The people around the attendants are at the disposal: two deacons get the license to hand over, and people come and go. (4) Etiquette: All deacons | Even the various deacons in front are placed three or four miles away.
3. How to say "Gong" in ancient classical Chinese;
1, "labor"
Work is work, such as hard work. Now the understanding of labor is different from that in the past. In the old society, "labor" refers to primary school students taking manual classes or doing simple physical labor. Now it refers to manual labor operation.
For example, Li Dazhao's "From Vertical Organization to Horizontal Organization": "All people who work are noble and sacred."
2. "Make a living"
This sentence comes from the tenth article of Guiguzi. "So, make, make, live, discuss family planning, discuss life, say, advance, advance, retreat, retreat, all because of the system. So Pepsi is together, Baidu counts. "
So change leads to trouble, trouble leads to strategy, strategy needs planning, planning needs discussion, discussion leads to argument, and argument is adopted. Adoption leads to abandonment, so a system is formed to restrain the incident.
Step 3 "find something"
"Work" refers to occupation, and finding a job refers to finding a job.
Such as "Wuyang Hou Fankuai, Pei Ren also. Take killing dogs as one thing. -"Historical Records"
Fan Kuai, Hou Wuyang, a native of Pei County, lives by killing dogs and selling dog meat. Things are equivalent to the noun "occupation" here.
4. "Poverty"
Assign someone a job.
Send someone-it means to send someone to do something.
Servant-appointed by the government to do hard work on the construction site.
An errand arranged by the foreman of the construction site.
Business trip-leaving the construction site to do things alone.
5. "Industry"
In ancient classical Chinese, "industry" can also be interpreted as "occupation", and it also has the meaning of "engaging in and taking ... as a profession".
For details, see "People selling tea for food and clothing is no different from farmers farming." -Take off the History of Song Dynasty "
This sentence is interpreted as: people support themselves by selling tea, which is no different from farmers.