1. Inspirational quotations with the word "Jia" in ancient Chinese

Inspiring ancient Chinese famous quotes (3)

The prime of life will never come back again, and it will be hard to come back again. Morning, be encouraged in time, time waits for no one.

What is lost in the east is gained in mulberry trees. ("Book of the Later Han Dynasty")

It takes ten years to grow trees and a hundred years to cultivate people. ("Guan Zi? Quan Xiu")

In times of crisis, integrity is revealed, and in times of chaos, loyalty is revealed. (Bao Zhao)

Scholars must be ambitious and have a long way to go. (The Analects of Confucius)

A scholar dies for a confidant. (Historical Records)

Insights into worldly affairs are all knowledge, and understanding human feelings is all writings. ("A Dream of Red Mansions")

It takes three days to test the jade, and seven years to identify the material. (Bai Juyi)

When the book is used, I will hate it. I don’t know the difficulty until it has happened. (Lu You)

The sparse shadows lie across the clear and shallow water, and the faint fragrance floats in the moonlit dusk. (Lin Bu)

Whoever speaks a word of grass will be rewarded with three rays of spring. (Mengjiao)

When the water is clear, there are no fish, and when people observe it, there are no disciples. ("Book of Rites")

When the year is cold, you will know that the pines and cypresses will wither. (Confucius)

Stones from other mountains can attack jade. ("The Book of Songs? Xiaoya")

There is no place to be found even after wearing iron shoes, and it takes no effort to get there. ("Water Margin")

The peach and plum trees do not speak, and they create their own troubles. (Historical Records)

The weather is not as good as the right place, and the right place is not as good as the people. ("Mencius")

Everything in the world is difficult and easy. If you do it, the difficult ones will also be easy; if you don't do it, the easy ones will also be difficult. (Uncle Peng Duan)

Every man is responsible for the rise and fall of the world. (Gu Yanwu)

The movement of heaven is constant. It will not exist for Yao, nor will it perish for Jie. "Gou Zi")

God pities the grass, and the world is clear at night. (Li Shangyin)

Losing one’s ambition by playing with things. (Shu Jing)

Those who have gone by cannot be admonished, but those who have come can still be pursued. ("The Analects of Confucius")

Because of the idiosyncratic nature of human nature, I will never stop reading good sentences, but if my words are not shocking, I will die endlessly. (Du Fu)

I dare not forget about my country despite my humble position. (Lu You)

The way of civility and martial arts is to relax one by one. (Book of Rites)

Articles are written to suit the occasion, and songs and poems are written to suit the occasion. (Bai Juyi)

There is a sequence of learning, and there is a specialization in skills. (Han Yu)

Asking you how much sorrow you can have is like a river of spring water flowing eastward. (Li Yu)

Ask the canal how clear it is, because there is a source of living water. (Zhu Xi)

I am smiling towards the sky with my horizontal sword, leaving my liver and gallbladder intact. (Tan Sitong)

The endless falling trees rustle, and the endless Yangtze River rolls in. (Du Fu)

There is no choice but the flowers fall away, and it seems that the familiar swallows are coming back. (Yan Shu)

I have no intention of fighting for spring, but I will be jealous of others. (Lu You)

My life also has limits, but my knowledge also has no limits. ("Zhuangzi")

Do not do evil because it is small, and do not do good because it is small. (Liu Bei)

Birds of a feather flock together, and people divide into groups. (Book of Changes)

The sunset is infinitely beautiful, but it is almost dusk. (Li Shangyin)

Worry first when the world is worried, and then rejoice when the world is happy. (Fan Zhongyan)

The little lotus has just revealed its sharp corners, and a dragonfly has already stood on it. (Yang Wanli) 2. The meaning of "Jia" in classical Chinese

Basic meaning 1. Good, beautiful: good words.

Guests. Good words and good deeds.

2. Praise, praise: commendation. Commend.

Commendation. 3. Good luck, happiness: Jiaxiang.

Jia Ou. 4. Joy: a grand gathering.

5. Surname: Jia. [1] Detailed explanation of adjective 1. Phonophonetic.

From 壴 (zhù), add tone. Original meaning: goodness, beauty.

2. Same original meaning: Jia, beautiful. - "Shuowen" Jia, good also.

——"Erya" Fu Yujia. - "Yi Sui" Jiajing Yin State.

——"Book·Wuyi" To be close to all people with high regard. ——"Zhou Li·Da Zongbo" Use Jia Shi to quell the people.

— "Zhou Li·Da Sikou". Note: "aragonite."

Rice is called Jiasu. ——"Book of Rites·Quli" You have Jiamo and Jiayou.

——"Book of Rites·Fang Ji" What is the new Kongjia like before? ——"Poem·Binfeng·Dongshan" 3. Another example: Jia Sha (delicious food); Jia Kuang (generous rewards); Jia Yan (kind and beautiful words); Jiazhi (beautiful and happy). 4. Happiness; good luck.

I am blessed with good luck and blessings. ——"Book of Han·Xuan Emperor" 5. Another example: Jiaxiang (good omen); Jiayu (happiness and joy); Jiaqi (auspiciousness); Jiafu (happiness and beauty); Jiazhen (Jiazhen, a sign of auspiciousness). )

6. Joy; entertainment.

Yijiahunhun. ——"Book of Rites·Liyun".

Note: "Happiness." 7. Another example: Jiaqing (auspicious events worth celebrating); Jiayu (joy); Jiawei (gratification); Jiarong (joyful look).

Verb 1. Praise, praise, praise the beauty of things. A gift from Jia Wuzi.

——"Guoyu·Jinyu" Emperor Wu expressed his righteousness. ——"Book of Han·Biography of Li Guangsu Jian" It is said that he can travel the ancient road.

——Han Yu, Tang Dynasty, "Shi Shuo", written by Da Jiayue. ——"Strange Stories from a Chinese Studio·Promoting Weaving" 2. Another example: Jiana (approval and acceptance); Jiakui (reward); Jiayu (reward and favor).

Noun 1. Jiali, one of the five ancient rituals. 2. One.

(Refers to etiquette such as food, wedding crowns, guest shooting, banquets, celebrations, etc.) [2] Edit related words for commonly used phrases in this paragraph 1. Guest jiābīn means: guest of honor.

Example: I have a guest who plays the harp and sheng. ——"Poetry·Xiaoya·Lu Ming" 2. Jiahui jiāhuì means: a respectful speech to praise the favor given by others.

For example: Thank you for your kindness. Example: The favor given to the king is a blessing to the king.

——"Zuo Zhuan: The Seventh Year of Zhaogong" 3. Commendation jiājiǎng means: (1) A reward stipulated in military discipline regulations. Announcements shall be made in front of the team, at meetings, and in writing, and shall be registered and archived.

(2) Praise and reward. For example: General Order Commendation.

(3) Words of praise. (4) Reward items.

4. jiā'ǒu means: a couple who respects and loves each other and lives in harmony. Example: A good couple is called concubine, a resentful couple is called Qiu.

——"Zuo Zhuan: The Second Year of Duke Huan" 5. Jiashang jiāshàng means: praise; praise. Example: A soldier's dedication to his life is highly commendable.

——"History of the Song Dynasty·Li Zongji" 6. Jiāwán jiāwán means: appreciating and playing with the microphone. 7. Commendation jiāxǔ means: praise; praise.

For example: highly praised. Example: The prince commends, the king and grandson commend.

——"Yi Lin Ben Zhi Gen" [2] Related idioms 1. Good words and good deeds jiā yán shàn xíng means: beautiful words and deeds. Origin: As far back as Shun and Yu, and then as far back as Zhou and Qin, the good words and good deeds of the ancients have always been there.

——"Preface" 2. Jia Yan Yi Xing jiā yán yì xíng means: describing good words and deeds. Source: For decades or twenty years, every time I wrote it, I kept talking day and night. However, it was all about the ancient sayings, deeds, and current affairs of serving my parents that I heard when I was young. There is no reference to this.

——"Xianmu's Strategy" 3. Hengjia's Meeting hēng jiā zhī huì means: beautiful things gather together, which is a metaphor for outstanding people gathering together. Example: I just escaped from the Hengjia meeting early and was suddenly rewarded.

——"Xie Shenzhi Political Affairs Table" 4. If there are any, then correct them, if not, then encourage them. yǒu zé gǎi zhī, wú zé jiā miǎn means: It means that if there are shortcomings and mistakes that are pointed out, they should be corrected. If there are no shortcomings or mistakes, they should be corrected. Just use it to encourage yourself. 5. 谠言佳论 dǎng yán jiā lùn means: fair, honest and persuasive speech.

Source: Confucius was known for his literary reputation, and he was good at playing the harp. He was good at painting landscapes, bamboos and rocks, and was particularly good at riding and shooting. ——"History of the Yuan Dynasty·The Biography of Zhang Kongsun". 3. The meaning of "Jia" in classical Chinese

Basic meaning

1. Good, beautiful: good words. Guests. Good words and good deeds. 2. Praise, praise: commendation. Commend. Commend. 3. Good luck, happiness: Jiaxiang. Good luck. 4. Joy: a grand gathering. 5. Surname: Jia. [1]

Detailed explanation

Adjective 1. Phonogram. From 壴(zhù), add sound. Original meaning: goodness, beauty. 2. Same original meaning: Jia, beautiful. - "Shuowen" Jia, good also. - "Erya" Fu Yujia. - "Yi Sui" Jiajing Yin State. ——"Book·Wuyi" To be close to all people with high regard. ——"Zhou Li·Da Zongbo" Use Jia Shi to quell the people. - "Zhou Li·Da Sikou". Note: "aragonite." Daoyue is called Jiasu. ——"Book of Rites·Quli" You have Jiamo and Jiayou. ——"Book of Rites·Fang Ji" What is the new Kongjia like before? ——"Poem·Binfeng·Dongshan" 3. Another example: Jia Sha (delicious food); Jia Kuang (generous rewards); Jia Yan (kind and beautiful words); Jiazhi (beautiful and happy). 4. Happiness; good luck. I wish you good luck and blessings. ——"Book of Han·Xuan Emperor" 5. Another example: Jiaxiang (good omen); Jiayu (happiness and joy); Jiaqi (auspiciousness); Jiafu (happiness and beauty); Jiazhen (Jiazhen, a sign of auspiciousness). ). 6. Fun; entertainment. To Jiahunhun. ——"Book of Rites·Liyun". Note: "Happiness." 7. Another example: Jiaqing (auspicious events worth celebrating); Jiayu (joy); Jiawei (gratification); Jiarong (joyful look). Verb 1. To praise, praise, praise the beauty of things. A gift from Jia Wuzi. ——"Guoyu·Jinyu" Emperor Wu expressed his righteousness. ——"Book of Han·Biography of Li Guangsu Jian" It is said that he can travel the ancient road. ——Han Yu, Tang Dynasty, "Shi Shuo", Shang Da Jiayue. ——"Strange Stories from a Chinese Studio·Promoting Weaving" 2. Another example: Jiana (approval and acceptance); Jiakui (reward); Jiayu (reward and favor). Noun 1. Jiali, one of the five ancient rites. 2. One. (Refers to etiquette such as food, wedding crowns, guest shooting, banquets, celebrations, etc.) [2]

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Related words

1. Guest jiābīn means: distinguished guest. Example: I have a guest who plays the harp and sheng. ——"Poetry·Xiaoya·Luming" 2. Jiahui jiāhuì means: a respectful speech to praise the favor given by others. For example: Thank you for your kindness. Example: The favor given to the king is a blessing to the king. ——"Zuo Zhuan·The Seventh Year of Zhaogong" 3. Commendation jiājiǎng means: (1) A reward stipulated in military discipline regulations. Announcements shall be made in front of the team, at meetings, and in writing, and shall be registered and archived. (2) Praise and reward. For example: General Order Commendation. (3) Words of praise. (4) Reward items. 4. jiā'ǒu means: a couple who respects and loves each other and lives in harmony. Example: A good couple is called concubine, a resentful couple is called Qiu. ——"Zuo Zhuan·The Second Year of Duke Huan" 5. Jiashang jiāshàng means: praise; praise. Example: A soldier's dedication to his life is highly commendable. ——"History of the Song Dynasty·Li Zongji" 6. Jiāwán jiāwán means: to appreciate and play with. 7. Commendation jiāxǔ means: praise; praise. For example: highly praised. Example: The prince commends, the king and grandson commend. ——"Yi Lin Ben Zhi Gen" [2]

Related idioms

1. Good words and good deeds jiā yán shàn xíng means: beautiful words and deeds.

Origin: As far back as Shun and Yu, and as far back as Zhou and Qin, the good words and good deeds of the ancients have always been there. ——"Preface" 2. Jia Yan Yi Xing jiā yán yì xíng means: describing good words and deeds. Source: For decades or twenty years, every time I wrote it, I kept talking day and night. However, it was all about the ancient sayings, deeds, and current affairs of serving my parents that I heard when I was a child. There is no reference to this. ——"Xianmu's Strategy" 3. Hengjia's Meeting hēng jiā zhī huì means: beautiful things gather together, which is a metaphor for outstanding people gathering together. Example: I escaped from the Hengjia meeting early and was suddenly rewarded. ——"Xie Shenzhi Political Affairs Table" 4. If there are any, correct them, if not, encourage them. yǒu zé gǎi zhī, wú zé jiā miǎn means: If there are shortcomings and mistakes that are pointed out by others, they should be corrected. If there are no shortcomings or mistakes, use them to encourage yourself. 5. 谠言佳论 dǎng yán jiā lùn means: fair, honest and persuasive speech. Source: Confucius and Sun were known for their literary reputation. He was also good at playing the harp, he was good at painting landscapes, bamboos and rocks, and he was particularly good at riding and shooting. ——"History of the Yuan Dynasty·Biography of Zhang Kongsun" 4. Jia Shao is famous for that classical Chinese article

It is published in "Book of Jin·Volume 98·Biography 68·Biography of Meng Jia (Appendix to the Biography of Huan Wen)".

Original text

Meng Jia, whose courtesy name was Wannian, was born in Jiangxia, and was the great-grandson of Sikong Zong of Wu. When Jia Shao was well-known, Taiwei Yu Liang led Jiangzhou and established a ministry in Luling. When Jia returned to the capital, Liang Yin asked about the pros and cons of customs, and said to him: "If you still pass it on, you should ask the officials." Liang raised his tail and covered his mouth with a smile, and said to his younger brother Yi, "Meng Jia is a man of great virtue." He then encouraged him to study and engage in education. Chu Pei was the prefect of Yuzhang at that time. On the first day of the morning, Chu Pei had knowledge of weapons and was able to highlight people from the prefectural government. He was far away from home. Pei asked Liang: "I heard that there is Meng Jia in Jiangzhou. Where is he?" Liang said, "I am sitting here, but you are looking for me." Pei Li looked over, pointed to Jia and said to Liang, "This gentleman is a little different, how can he be nothing?" "Liang smiled happily, happy that Pei got the honor, and that the good things were gained by Pei, which is a great benefit.

Later, Huan Wen joined the army for the expedition to the west, and Wen was very important to him. On September 9th, Wenyan Longshan, the officials gathered together. At that time, the assistant officials were wearing military uniforms. When the wind came, blowing their hats and hats, they fell into disgrace. Wen asked him not to speak to his left and right, and wanted to observe his behavior. Jia Liang went to the toilet for a long time, Wen ordered him to take it back, and ordered Sun Sheng to write a composition mocking Jia and sit down with Jia. When Jia Huan saw it, he immediately answered it. His writing was so beautiful that he sat around sighing.

The more you drink, the less chaos you will have. Wen asked Jia: "What's so good about wine? And Qing likes it?" Jia said: "I haven't found the pleasure of wine yet." He also asked: "Listen to a prostitute, silk is not as good as bamboo, and bamboo is not as good as meat. What do you mean?" Jia answered. He said: "Asymptotic approach makes it happen." He sat down and sighed. He changed his career to Zhonglang and moved to Changshi. He died at home at the age of fifty-three.