The first sentence of the original translation of the classical Chinese text is the minister of today

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The classical Chinese refers to the language of ancient China, which has a great difference from modern Chinese in terms of grammar, structure, usage, etc. due to the long-term non-use of the language. Here are a few original and translated texts of classical Chinese for your reference: 1 "The Analects of Confucius" original text: Confucius said,"The superior man accomplishes the merits of others, but does not accomplish the evils of others. This lowly one is right." Confucius said,"A gentleman devotes himself to cultivating the virtues of others, not destroying them." I am the opposite." 2 "Ode to the Red Cliff" original text: At the Battle of Red Cliff, I admired him in my heart. It has been a hundred years since Cao Cao's defeat at Red Cliff, but the situation and people here are still the same as before. I feel very sad. The Battle of Red Cliff still haven't settled my heart. It has been a hundred years since Cao Cao was defeated at Red Cliff, but the situation and people here are still the same as before. 3. Original text of Tao Te Ching: The Tao Te Ching says,"The Tao can be said to be not the Tao. a name that can be named is not a name. At the beginning of the nameless heaven and earth, there was a name, the mother of all things." Tao Te Ching says,"The path can be described by words, but it is not the true path." A name could be named by a name, but it was not a real name. The mother of the nameless origin of the world and the things with names." 4. Original text of Zhuangzi: Chuang Tzu said,"Birds are free and unfettered by nature. It is natural for people to be free and unfettered." Chuang Tzu said,"Birds fly freely. This is their natural state." It is also their natural state to fly freely." The above are the original and translated texts of several classical Chinese articles. I hope they can be of help to you.

The original text and translation of the classical Chinese "Women of the Qin Dynasty" are as follows: Original text: In the Qin Dynasty, women's appearance was elegant and beautiful, and their makeup was exquisite. Their speech was soft and dignified. Translator: During the Qin Dynasty, there was a woman named Fu Ren. She was elegant and beautiful, had fine makeup, and spoke gently and tactfully. She was dignified and generous.

Zhou Chu's classical Chinese translation and original text were selected from Zhou Chu's classical Chinese translation and original text.

The original text of Dayu's flood control was the original text of Dayu's flood control and the translation mentioned that Yu, Yi and Houji were ordered by the emperor to make the vassals and the common people rise up to cover the earth, walk the mountains and trees, and stabilize the mountains and rivers. The original text described the scene of Yu accepting the emperor's order to deal with the flood together with Yi and Houji.

The classical Chinese translation of the word "wise and strong minister" was "a minister with both wisdom and courage".

The translation of the classical Chinese text is as follows: Extremely ill meant that the condition was very serious and had reached an irreversible point. This sentence came from the original text of "Dream of the Red Chamber","This disease is already too deep for medicine to work." Note: 1. Gaohuang: It refers to the chronic diseases in the human body. Miracle: refers to an irreversible improvement or cure. Therefore, the translation of this sentence is: "This illness is very serious. Medicine can no longer cure it. It can only rely on miracles."

Original text: I am Zhao Gao. I am Zhao Gao.

We can get the following answer: The main purpose of the translation and original text of Zhou Chu's classical Chinese works is to describe Zhou Chu's violent and valiant youth and his struggle with the flood dragon and the white-fronted tiger, as well as the reason why Zhou Chu is called the "three evils".

The original text and translation of "Watching Snow in the Lake Pavilion" are as follows: Original text: Don't listen to the sound of leaves breaking through the forest, why not sing and walk slowly? Bamboo cane, straw shoes, light than a horse, who is afraid? a coir raincoat, misty and misty, is all I have in my life. Translator: Do not hear the rusting of the leaves in the forest but rather let your voice carry on your way With a bamboo cane and shoes you can easily walk faster than a horse Who is afraid of? A simple cloak will cover you in rain and snow for the rest of your life In the original text, the author used the natural scene of "passing through the forest and hitting the leaves" to express his inner monologue and open-mindedness. In the translation, we further enhance this feeling by adding words such as "bamboo cane and straw shoes" so that readers can feel the calmness and determination of the author's heart.