Question 1: What does accent mean? 40 minutes tone qiāng diào

Chinese explanation - English translation

Chinese explanation of Geng Diao

The following results are provided by the dictionary explanation of Handian

Basic explanation

1.

[tune]: refers to a systematic tune in music, song or opera

The tone and charm are very similar to those sung by Mei Lanfang

2.

[style]: refers to the rhythm and style of poetry articles

Arrange the tone

3.

< p> [accent; intotonation]: accent, intonation. Refers to the voice and tone of speech; also refers to the appearance of people's movements

Shandong accent

Detailed explanation

1.

Refers to music, The tunes of operas, songs, etc.

Song Wang Yi's "Moon on the River?" and Xin Jiaxuan's "Jinling Heart-Appreciating Pavilion" lyrics: "Ning was a businesswoman back then, and later she accentuated and clapped her hands in the "Bronze L Song"." Qing Dynasty Li Yu's "Xianqing Ouji" "On Music and Songs": "Yi Yang and Si Ping are the worst dramas in my life. I avoid them when I see them. But when I heard about his performance of "The West Chamber", I was optimistic and fearful. Why? Even though its tone is evil, it is melodious." The text has not been changed, but it is still completely intact. "The Scholars" Chapter 6: "One plays the flute and the other plays the drum, but they don't all have the same tune." "A World Together" 24: "At the age of eight, he could already sing several entire Laosheng operas, and his accent and charm were very similar to Tan Jingtian's."

2.

Refers to the rhythm and style of poetry and articles.

Volume 78 of "Zhu Zi Yu Lei": "The ancients only wrote poems to express what was in their hearts. When they spoke out, people would sing their poems, and the quality of their voices would depend on their own characteristics. The language of poetry is composed of rhythm and tone. Nowadays, people first arrange the tone and then use the language to match the tone. Isn’t this wrong? "Volume 6 of Yuan Mei's "Supplement to Suiyuan Poems" of the Qing Dynasty: "I think the poems are written in the same way." The intention and use of the pen are like a beautiful woman's hair, skin, and clever smile, which are innate; the use of allusions in poetry and prose are like a beautiful woman's clothes and jewelry; as for the tone of voice, it is also like a beautiful woman's feet being bound and her ears pierced, and the work will come later. "Liang Qichao's "General Discussion on Reform and Imperial Examination": "Think about the tone and make a good speech."

3.

Refers to the voice and tone of speech; also refers to the appearance of people's movements. .

It's enough, don't judge who is the wife. "Chapter 10 of Li Ke's "The Dance of the Demons": "He knew immediately that she was Mrs. Zhu Lexheng, especially her Pengshan accent was eye-catching." Wei Wei's "Blessings Come to Life." "People": "The so-called seriousness, please don't misunderstand that it means you have to walk with a straight step, put your hands behind your back, and you need to learn a 'chief' accent when speaking."

Question 2: What does it mean to have an accent? ? Tone refers to the tone of music, opera, songs, etc.; the voice and tone of speaking. See the lyrics of Song Dynasty Wang Yi's "Moon River and Xin Jiaxuan": "Ning was a Shang girl at that time, and later her accent was clapping her hands in "Bronze L Song"."

1. [tune]: refers to music, songs or operas Zhongcheng system tunes.

The tone and charm are very similar to Mei Lanfang's singing.

2.[individuality]: individuality and style.

Fresh accent, flavor of accent

3. [style]: refers to the rhythm and style of poetry and articles.

Arrange the tone.

4. [accent;intonation]: accent, intonation. It refers to the voice and tone of speaking; it also refers to the way a person moves.

Shandong accent. [1]?

1. Refers to the tune of music, opera, songs, etc.

Qing Dynasty Li Yu's "Xian Qing Ou Ji? Lyrics and Music? Rhythm": "Yi Yang and Si Ping's plays were the worst in my life. I would avoid them when I saw them. But when I heard their performance of "The West Chamber", I would What's the point of being optimistic and afraid of the future? Although the tune is bad but the text has not been changed, the "West Chamber" is still completely intact. "The Scholars" Chapter 6: "One plays the flute and the other plays the drum." "Everything is different," Lao She's "Four Generations Under One Roof" 24: "When he was eight years old, he could sing several complete Laosheng operas, and his accent was very similar to Tan Jingtian's.

Nowadays it also refers to a person’s temperament and style.

It can also be used to describe things that are exquisite and have an accent.

Question 3: A man can be handsome but he must be tall. A man can be not tall but he cannot be without accent! What does the "tone" here refer to? Choosing a man is like making a long-term investment. There is no way to guarantee happiness, but you can reduce the risk by observing some daily details. But sometimes people are more emotional than rational, and there is no way to make the most rational choice. After all, people are emotional animals , just follow your feelings

Question 4: What is tone? 5 points basic explanation

1.

[tune]: refers to music, songs or operas A systematic tune

The tone and charm are very similar to those sung by Mei Lanfang

2.

[style]: Refers to the rhythm and style of poetry and articles

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Arrange the tone

3.

[accent; intonation]: Accent, intonation. Refers to the voice and tone of speech; also refers to the appearance of people's movements

Shandong accent

Detailed explanation

1.

Refers to music, The tunes of operas, songs, etc.

Song Wang Yi's "Moon on the River?" and Xin Jiaxuan's "Jinling Heart-Appreciating Pavilion" lyrics: "Ning was a businesswoman back then, and later she accentuated and clapped her hands in the "Bronze L Song"." Qing Dynasty Li Yu's "Xianqing Ouji" "On Music and Songs": "Yi Yang and Si Ping are the worst dramas in my life. I avoid them when I see them. But when I heard about his performance of "The West Chamber", I was optimistic and fearful. Why? Even though its tone is evil, it is melodious." The text has not been changed, but it is still completely intact. "The Scholars" Chapter 6: "One plays the flute and the other plays the drum, but they don't all have the same tune." "A World Together" 24: "At the age of eight, he could already sing several entire Laosheng operas, and his accent and charm were very similar to Tan Jingtian's."

2.

Refers to the rhythm and style of poetry and articles.

Volume 78 of "Zhu Zi Yu Lei": "The ancients only wrote poems to express what was in their hearts. When they spoke out, people would sing their poems, and the clear and turbid sounds of their voices were different. The language of poetry is composed of rhythm and tone. Nowadays, people first arrange the tone and then use the language to match the tone. Isn’t this wrong? "Volume 6 of Yuan Mei's "Supplement to Suiyuan Poems" of the Qing Dynasty: "I think the poems are written in the same way." The intention and use of the pen are like a beautiful woman's hair, skin and clever smile, which are innate; the use of allusions in poetry and prose are like a beautiful woman's clothes and jewelry; as for the tone of voice, it is also like a beautiful woman's feet being bound and her ears pierced, and the work will come later. "Liang Qichao's "General Discussion on Reform and Imperial Examination": "Think about the tone and make a good speech."

3.

Refers to the voice and tone of speech; also refers to the appearance of people's movements. .

It's enough, don't judge who is the wife. "Chapter 10 of Li Ke's "The Dance of the Demons": "He immediately recognized Mrs. Zhu Lexheng, especially her Pengshan accent was eye-catching." Wei Wei's "Blessings Come to Life." "People": "The so-called seriousness, please don't misunderstand that it means walking with eight-character steps, hands must be placed behind the back, and speaking in a 'chief' tone."

Question 5: The meaning of the village evening, " Village Evening" [Song Dynasty] Lei Zhen

The pond is full of grass and water, and the setting sun soaks the mountains with cold ripples.

The shepherd boy returns and rides on the cow's back, playing the piccolo without any tune.

The pond is full of water, with lush green grass growing everywhere, and the setting sun on the mountainside is reflected on the clear water. A shepherd boy returning from grazing rides on the back of an ox and plays a tuneless tune on a piccolo.

This poem describes a vibrant and leisurely summer rural evening scene.

Question 6: Does anyone know what it means to say that Chu Ge and Wu Yu are not charming and seem to be the most affectionate. Show Jinlingzi

Li Bai

East of Jinling City Whose son,

eavesdropped on the sound of the piano in the blue window.

Fallen flowers come up from the sky,

Follow people to cross the water of the Xijiang River.

Chu Ge and Wu Yu are charming,

It seems capable but not the most affectionate.

Xie Zhenggong wants to be a prostitute in Dongshan,

Hand in hand with Lin Quan everywhere.

Jinlingzi is the prostitute of Jinling. When Li Bai visited Jinling, he fell in love with Jinlingzi, so he wrote this touching and affectionate poem and gave it to her to express his wishes.

This is an ancient poem with seven characters and eight sentences. The first six sentences are dedicated to prostitutes in Jinling. The poem begins with the phrase "eavesdropping on the sound of the piano" by passers-by. The sound of the piano comes from "in the blue window", indicating that the person playing the piano is a woman. The sound of the piano can attract passers-by to eavesdrop, which shows that the sound of the piano is melodious and beautiful. The person who plays the piano is very skilled. These two sentences describe the singing girl in the east of Jinling City who is good at playing the guqin. "Falling flowers come up from the sky and follow people to cross the water of the Xijiang River." A fallen flower is used as a metaphor to refer to Jinlingzi, describing her as a fairy with extraordinary charm who descended from the sky to the earth and crossed the Xijiang River with people to Jinling.

Xijiang, the river coming from the west, "Zhuangzi? Foreign Objects": "I will travel south to the king of Wuyue, and stimulate the water of the Xijiang River to welcome his son." Therefore, later generations generally call the river in the land of Wuyue the Xijiang. The two sentences "Chu Ge and Wu Yu" describe Jinlingzi's sentimentality. Jin Lingzi can sing Chu songs, and she speaks Wu Nong's soft language. She is charming and affectionate before the tone is formed. Li Bai once fell in love with this singing girl with both talent and appearance.

The poet ends the whole article by describing his own thoughts. He borrowed an allusion from Xie An of the Jin Dynasty to express his wishes. Xie An lived in seclusion in Dongshan in Kuaiji in the past, and later lived in Jinling. He built earthen mountains to compare with Dongshan, and often took prostitutes to enjoy the sights. "Xie Zhengzheng wants Dongshan prostitutes to join hands with Lin Quan and travel everywhere." The poet is inviting Jin Lingzi to join hands in enjoying the beautiful places in Linquan. Xie An's ambition is in Dongshan, and Li Bai's ambition is in Linquan. His poetic style is deliberately unrestrained, but his dissatisfaction with reality and his ambition to retreat to the green mountains are clearly visible. Wei Hao's "Preface to the Collection of Li Hanlin" records Li Bai's deeds: "(Taibai) brought prostitutes from Zhaoyang and Jinling with him, and his traces were similar to Xie Kangle (according to Xie Lingyun's title of Duke Kangle, the Wei family mistakenly regarded Xie Lingyun as Xie An), His posthumous name is Li Dongshan. ”

If you focus on the appearance, clothing and gorgeous colors of singing girls, you will end up being mediocre. However, Li Bai used a light and agile pen and fresh and free language to describe Jin Lingzi's talent, charm and sentiment, which were unconventional and affectionate. The concluding sentence refers to the city of Jinling, borrowing Xie An's allusion to describe one's own thoughts, which arise on the spot. The metaphor is appropriate and natural, which adds to the transcendent charm of the poem.

Question 7: How to become an announcer and host? I have practiced Mandarin for several years, but I still can’t get rid of the dialect accent. Are you a professional? I guess you are just a hobby, it has been a few years. hehe.

One thing to be sure of is that it is good to insist on speaking Mandarin and practicing. Only by practicing more can you improve. However, Mandarin is not just a matter of practicing it, it requires systematic learning. Our professional study refers to this subject as phonetics or phonetic pronunciation. First of all, you need to understand the articulators. Pronunciation is very strict with lip shape and tongue position. Basic skills practice, the opening of the mouth, and the strength of the lips and tongue will all have an impact on the accuracy of your speech. Initial consonants, finals, tones, inflections, and heavy and heavy formats are all strict concepts and requirements, so if you are not clear about them, you may practice hard but the effect is still not obvious.

Many students in this major have made it through systematic study and persistent practice for several years. Of course, there are also many graduates of majors who have studied systematically but failed to practice various skills. Factors may have an impact.

I’m not sure where you are from. It’s really not easy to change the dialect in some places. I have two suggestions for you. One is to find a professional teacher to analyze it for you, and then use the system to It teaches you some professional knowledge, and then you practice, otherwise it will be in vain. The second is to buy some professional books yourself and study seriously. This plan may be more difficult, because there will always be things you don’t understand in self-study. I recommend to you the first volume of "Practical Broadcasting Tutorial" (I think this book is good, you can learn complete theoretical knowledge), "Scientific Training of Voice Pronunciation", "Announcer and Host Training Manual", "Tongue Twister Training Manual" 》

This is a subject where theory and practice coexist, so you need to pay a lot in boredom.

Question 8: What does biang mean? biang

The word "biang" has the most strokes in China, with 52 strokes.

This word comes from "biangbiang noodles", a snack in Xianyang (traditional folk flavor pasta in Guanzhong, Shaanxi, specifically refers to flour ground from Guanzhong wheat, usually rolled into thick noodles by hand).

< p> A talented scholar who was not cynical about the world but was poor, hungry and cold came to Xianyang. When he passed by a noodle shop, he heard the sound of "biang——biang——" inside. For a moment, he was hungry and couldn't help but stop. When I went in, I saw that the white table was filled with long strips of noodles. The master picked up a piece, grabbed both ends, and smashed it into a piece as thick as a trousers belt and threw it into the pot. In an instant, he smashed several pieces. Immediately, a large bowl was taken out from the pot. The bottom of the bowl was filled with condiments and some bean sprouts and green vegetables. Naturally, a large spoonful of oil and spicy pepper was poured on it. The scholar was excited and shouted: "Okay." ah! The store will bring you a bowl! "This guest, please have a bowl..." The waiter gave a long shout, and in an instant a bowl of noodles was placed in front of him. In an instant, the bowl was empty, and the scholar was sweating profusely as he ate. "Staff, check out!" "The scholar shouted. When he touched his pocket, it was broken. He got carried away for a moment and forgot that the pocket was already empty. He was immediately embarrassed and the hot sweat just now brushed coldly on his face. On the side, the waiter squinted and shrugged. He smiled evilly. "Waiter..." Xiucai said, but the waiter blocked him as soon as he spoke: "Sir, our store operates on a small basis and does not accept credit. " Seeing the waiter's unaccommodating look, the scholar touched his body again, left, right, up, and down, as if sooner or later he would be able to find a few pennies.

The waiter thought to himself: "You poor scholar, let's see what you come up with. "Oh my God, isn't this an insult to politeness? The scholar was touching and thinking about a way to escape. He said to the waiter: "Waiter, what's the name of your place? "What's the name?" The waiter imitated the scholar's accent and said, "biang, biang noodles."

The scholar asked: "biang, biang noodles?" How to write biang and biang? "This noodle shop is a well-known time-honored brand. Its noodles are made in a special way, and the noodles hit the panel, which means "biang, biang", so it is called "biang, biang noodles". How do you write the words "biang, biang"? No one thought about making noodles or eating noodles. When the waiter couldn't answer the question, the scholar immediately had an idea. He said, "Waiter, you have discussed with the boss. I have no money today. Can you write 'biang, With the word biang', how about eating this bowl of noodles? The waiter came back immediately and said, "Okay." The shopkeeper thought to himself: "Since ancient times, there has been no word 'biang, biang'. Let's see how you, a poor scholar, refuse to pay." ""biang, biang, biang, biang..." the scholar muttered in his heart and mouth.

Scholars read books and know books best. Throughout the ages, there has been no such word "biang, biang"... "Books. How can it be created if there is no such thing? "The emperor can create a name for himself, but how can a scholar dare to compete with him? A scholar is filled with sadness and melancholy; he studies hard in a cold window, but fails to achieve success and fame. In full view of the public, he falls into such a situation of defaulting on his debt. It is unfair! He was anxious. , scolding the emperor in his heart: "What's the 'sun and moon shining in the sky'? The people are suffering, and mourners are everywhere; the palaces are strife, and wolves are in power; corrupt officials are rampant in the countryside; I, a talented scholar, studied hard in a cold window, but because I have no money and no one, I can't get through my joints, and I can't get fame... How can the sun and the moon shine? Come on, your emperor can create Chinese characters, why can't I, a scholar? The scholar shouted loudly: "I will serve you with pen and ink!" "I saw that his pen was moving like a dragon and snake, and he wrote a big word! As he wrote, he sang: "One point flies up to the big road, the Yellow River bends on both sides; the eight-character mouth is wide open, and the words go in, one twist to the left, one to the right. Twist; the west is long, the east is long, and a horse king is added in the middle; at the bottom of the word "heart" and next to the word "month", leave a hook to hang sesame candy; push the cart and drive Xianyang. "One word describes all the mountains and rivers, geography, and the harsh conditions of the world.

After writing, the scholar threw his pen and the whole hall applauded. From then on, "biangbiang noodles" became famous in Guanzhong.

Related knowledge:

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Biang, pronounced with the second tone, is an onomatopoeic word. It is not an officially recognized Chinese character in China. It is included in the Kangxi Dictionary.

It seems to have only one use in the vast rural areas of Shaanxi: biangbiang noodles. The popular noodles are similar to pulled noodles, but much wider than ordinary pulled noodles. This is the so-called "noodles like trouser belts", one of the eight weirdos in Guanzhong. Its pronunciation is not in Chinese, but it is an onomatopoeia, which means pulling noodles with force. The sound of noodles hitting the chopping board.

In recent years, the more common way of eating is also called "dipping the water into the water". They are sold by the root, one yuan per piece, and the wider ones... >>