1. What does Cai mean in ancient Chinese? Cai: (1) Phonetic sound.

From wood, from talent, talent is also sound.

"Cai" means "prepared but not used" and "reserved for use" (see the interactive encyclopedia's "Cai" entry).

The combination of "wood" and "cai" means "reserving wood for use".

Original meaning: Inventory of wood.

(2) The same as the original meaning.

Material, wood stile.

——"Shuowen" Wuyue Cai Gong.

——"Zhou Rites·Dazai" Drive and ride on materials.

——"Guoyu Jinyu".

Nothing to draw from.

——"The Analects of Confucius".

I have never seen such a beautiful material since I followed the master with an ax and a heavy weight.

——"Zhuangzi: Human World" The materials are simple and accumulated.

——"Chu Ci·Nine Chapters·Huaisha" To build the Yuqing Palace, the mountains were harvested for materials.

——Song Dynasty Shen Kuo's "Mengxi Bi Tan" (3) Another example: wood; wood and utensils (wood and utensils) (4) Generally refers to raw materials and materials.

Order the eight materials.

——"Zhou Rites Dazai".

The materials are sufficient to prepare utensils.

——"Zuo Zhuan, Yin Gong's fifth year" presented materials outside the funeral door.

——"Etiquette·Funeral Ceremony for Scholars".

(5) Another example: steel; equipment; wood; local materials (6) Materials.

Such as: teaching materials; subject matter; materials (7) The physical appearance of a person.

Such as: stature (body height and fatness) (8) Qualification; instinct.

Such as: idiot (stupid guy); teach students in accordance with their aptitude (9) coffin.

Such as: longevity materials; wood shop (coffin shop) (10) Tong "talent".

Talent, ability.

Officials are only appointed based on their talents, and left and right are only appointed based on their people.

——"Book·Xian Youde" Scholars cultivate their physical skills.

——"Guanzi·Five Assistants".

A wise man is far ahead of his talent - "Shang Zhongyong" (11) is related to "wealth".

property.

Extensive land was developed and taxes were collected.

——"Mozi Gongmeng" At the end of the ban on intellectual affairs, there are many talents.

——"Xunzi·The Way of the King" A man of talent and skills.

——"Xunzi·Kingdom" [2] Rang: 1. (Phonetic. Congyan, Xiang (xiāng) sound. Original meaning: blame) "Rang" word 2 [4] 2. Same as the original meaning [blame] to give, to blame each other

also.

——"Shuowen" Let us make friends all over the world!

Let our career be brilliant!

——President of the World Artists Association: "Wu Guohua's Quotes".

When he is questioned, he gives in with words.

——"Xiao Er Ya" Let, take responsibility.

——"Guang Ya" Let it go.

——"Zuo Zhuan: The Twenty-fifth Year of Duke Zhao" Let Bu Gong.

——"Guoyu·Zhouyu" The people of Lu thought they would give in.

——"Historical Records·Qi Family" Everyone knows that there is something to be done, so let him say:...——Ming Dynasty Gao Qi's "Shu Bo Ji Zhe Shi" 3. Another example: Rang Shu (a letter with reproachful words); Rang Xu (

Both reproach and encouragement); give way to ridicule (responsibility and ridicule).

4. Give way; humbly yield [give away; give ground; modestly decline] The one who gives in is the master of etiquette.

——"Zuo Zhuan·The Thirteenth Year of Duke Xiang" is also a source of talent.

——"Guoyu·Zhouyu" To give way is to recommend talents.

——"Guoyu·Jinyu" Yonggong Keyi.

——"Book·Yao Dian".

Zheng's note: "To recommend the virtuous and to promote the good is to give in." To give in is to show courtesy.

——"Book of Rites·Quli" Yao made the world under Xu You.

——"Zhuangzi·Xiaoyaoyou" Hou Sheng took pictures of his clothes and went straight up to the young master to sit down. He refused to let him go because he wanted to please the young master.

——"Historical Records·Biography of Mr. Wei" 5. Another example: letting pears search for jujubes (a metaphor for the brotherly love between brothers); stepping forward when seeing difficulties, giving in when seeing honor; not giving in to each other; not giving in an inch; giving way to chess; giving way to the road.

(give way); give way three times (to give way over and over again); to give way (to give way to guests); to give way (the character of humility).

6. Recommend [elect] After my brother died in Zhujiazhuang three times, the brothers made me the leader.

——Li Zhiyuan's "The End of Prison" Wedge 7. Transfer the ownership of things to others for a certain price.

Let the house be lived in by a few distant families.

——"The Biography of Heroes of Sons and Daughters" The Xue family relies on love and power, but refuses to give in.

——"Dream of Red Mansions" 8. Another example: cede (transfer property or rights to others); cede lu (transfer profit and salary to others); cede country (transfer the status of king to others); cede name (transfer the status of king to others)

transfer reputation to others); give price; sell at a profit.

9. Please, invite [invite;usher].

For example: let him in; let the guest into the back room.

10. Allow [let;allow;permit].

For example: Smoking is not allowed in public places; let him go.

11. Pass "hustle".

To decline; to give in; to refuse [decline; to refuse] is because you are afraid of being unable to use something, so you give in to something useful.

——"Qianhu Lun·Light and Dark" 12. Another example: give up the post (resign the official position); give up the title (give up the title).

13. request [ask].

For example: He asked me to come; her mother asked her to practice piano eight hours a day.