1. The meaning of "hidden" is: to conceal; to conceal.

2. Hidden Sky Sheltering the Sun: to cover up the sky and block out the sun. Describe the vast area covered. Now it is a metaphor for someone or a group of people with a lot of power, can do to cover the sky, cover the sky with one hand situation. Often pejorative.

3, source: Northern Wei Dynasty - Li Daoyuan "Water Classic Note - River Water": "Since the Three Gorges in seven hundred miles, the two sides of the mountains, slightly no queue, the heavy rocky peaks, the hidden sky and the sun, since not Pavilion Midnight, do not see the sun and the moon." ?

Translation: Between the seven hundred miles of the Three Gorges, both sides of the river are covered with rolling mountains, with no interruptions at all; the overlapping cliffs and crags obscure the sky and the sun. If it were not at noon and midnight, not even the sun and the moon could be seen.

1. The present meaning of "hidden":

(1) To hide, not to reveal: ~ hide. ~ hide. ~ dwell. ~shi.




Hidden.

(2) to hurt: ~ sorrow.

(3) Compassion: sympathetic ~ heart.

2. Ancient meaning of "hidden":

(1) Hide.

Ming Dynasty Wei Xueping's "The Nuclear Boat Chronicle": "Those whose two knees are compared are each hidden in the folds of the bottom of the rolled-up coat." Their two knees that are close together, each hidden in the folds of the bottom of their clothes

(2) to live in seclusion, not to come out as an official.

Sima Qian, Western Han Dynasty, "Lord Xinling steals the talisman to save Zhao": "This son is a virtuous man, whom the world can't know, so he hides among the butchers." This is a virtuous person, no one in the world can know, so it is just hiding the slaughter.

(3) Hidden thoughts; hidden feelings.

Gong Zizhen of the Qing Dynasty, "Records of the Sick Plum Pavilion": "There are those who sell plums with the hidden explicit notice of the eccentricities of the literati painters." Some people openly tell the seller of plums the hidden secrets of the eccentric hobbies of literati painters.

(4) Sympathy.

Pre-Qin Mencius and his disciples, "The Affairs of Qi Huan and Jin Wen:" "If the king conceals his innocence and takes the place of death, what choice will he have for oxen and sheep." If the great king takes pity on his innocence but goes to the land of death, what difference is there between an ox and a sheep.

(5) Secretly.

Pu Songling, Qing Dynasty, "Promoting Weaving:" "But when I see promoting weaving, I am hidden in my chest." But seeing crickets painted on it is secretly in tune with one's own mind.

(6) A short wall.

Zuo Qiu Ming (左丘明), "Zuo Zhuan (左传-襄公二十三年", "The Twenty-third Year of Duke Xiang") of the Warring States period, "Over the Hidden and Waiting." Over the hidden and waiting.

Concealment conceals the truth and endures it with reluctance.

Cloistered and reclusive; one who lives in seclusion.

Hidden not very clear; vague.

Vaguely vaguely unclear.