Zi: Confucius.
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Zijian: A person's name, one of Confucius' disciples, surnamed Mi, is not neat. Zijian is his word. Ancient people's names are famous for their characters, which is a sign of respect for people.
Gentleman: In The Analects, people with good virtues are usually literati with certain social status.
In: mood particles.
Ruoren: This person. If, pronoun, this, so, used for near reference. For example, if a person (this person); Ruoshi (this person, the same person); If (now, now); If a generation (these people, these people).
Lu: Lu, the country where Confucius was born and served as general manager. Now the land of Qilu is in Shandong, Shandong.
None: None.
Gentleman: Same as before.
Zhe: Pronouns are used after adjectives, verbs, verb phrases or subject-predicate phrases to form the structure of zhe, which refers to people, things and things.
S: demonstrative pronoun, here refers to the sub-base.
An interrogative pronoun, where.
Take: Take, take.
S: demonstrative pronouns are abstract and need to be analyzed from the context. Confucius said in the first sentence that "a gentleman is like a man", boasting about the virtue of being cheap and saying that he is a gentleman means the good virtue of being cheap.
Even so, Confucius commented on Zijian, saying that this man was a gentleman. If Lu has no gentleman, where does he get these qualities?
The grammar contained in it is the simplest "sub-predicate sub-base" subject-predicate object; The word order of "a gentleman is like a man" is reversed, and the normal word order is "a gentleman is like a man". In order to emphasize, just as modern Chinese says "Zhang Moumou is a gentleman", Zhang Moumou is a ",which is a judgment sentence; Lu has no "gentleman" as the subject and object; "Die Qu Yan die" is exactly the same as interrogative sentences in modern Chinese, that is, subject, predicate and object.
Therefore, there is no complicated grammatical structure.
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