Pinyin w m 4 n b è i
A person with a low definition.
In the Song Dynasty, Su Shi's third poem "Guoguang loves the temple to meet three scholars": Zhu Yaotang's younger generation, which is still profound.
Synonym junior: a latecomer; Refers to young, qualified and inexperienced people in the same industry.
Antonym elder: a person with senior qualifications.
Usage is generally used as subject and object in sentences.
example
1, the fifth and eighth journey to the west: Although we are not immortals, immortals are still our juniors.
2. Chapter 3, Part I of Liu Qing's History of Entrepreneurship: He teaches the younger generation as an elder.
3. In the Song Dynasty, Liu Kezhuang wrote "Two Poems about Hong Gong Shun Yu in the Inner Han Dynasty": the imperial court called him a true bachelor, and the younger generation was promoted to Lao She.
The younger generation makes sentences.
1, Sun Lao's hero is skilled in kung fu, and Du Lao-zhuang's Taoist swordsmanship is neither arrogant nor impetuous. When the two predecessors are really diamond cut diamond, they will meet a very good talent, and the younger generation will admire them.
2. The civilization of the Great Wall is a rigid sculpture, and its civilization is a life of wisdom. The Great Wall occupies an important position, waiting for people to repair it. It is humble in a corner, like a country mother who never shows off but only strives for contribution. If you look up your resume, the Great Wall is only its third wife.
3. The younger generation drinks in front of the elders and calls the waiter. Usually you have to bow first and then sit in the second seat.
4. If the younger generation salutes the elders and subordinates to the superiors, the saluter should put his five fingers together into a fist, with his fist down and his five fingers hitting the desktop at the same time, which is equivalent to lying prone.
Fuzhou people also have the custom of having a birthday. On the day before their birthdays, they should celebrate their birthdays first. Put birthday candles, noodles, peaches and steamed buns sent by younger generations on the horizontal table of Shoutang to worship their ancestors.