Words include: language, famous sayings, speeches, aphorisms, rumors, messages, prefaces, assertions, fables, slander, prefaces, prophecies, lies, rumors, prefaces, introductions, jokes, testimonials, etc.

1. Maxim [ gé yán ]?

A type of idiom. Concise stereotyped sentences with educational significance.

Zhu Ziqing's "On Slogans": "Maxims focus on personal cultivation, while famous quotes seem to have a wider role."

2. Message [liú yán]?

1. Leave something to say when you don’t meet the visitor or leave by yourself.

Poem 3 of Su Shi of the Song Dynasty, "Passing by Boat, the Ministry of Water Collection Is Not Absent": "The Duke of Virtue went up to the tomb, and Ji Lu left a message alone."

2. Today, it is mostly used as a finger. Leave words in written form, such as a guestbook or message board.

3. Introduction [ xù yán ]?

1. Speeches that have been made but not yet completed.

Qing Dynasty Yu Zhengxie's "Guisi Cumulative Manuscripts Qizi Shuji": "The study of classics cannot be completed by one person, so it must be collected from others and passed down by the ancients. It is said that there are three generations of prefaces."

2. This refers to the text at the beginning of the work that summarizes the main purpose of the book or introduces the writing intention.

Qu Qiubai's "Hungry Country Chronicles" Chapter 7: "However, a trip to Harbin can be used as the preface to "Your in Russia". I will briefly remember my thoughts at that time."