Think Tank's Translation of Classic Chinese

Think tank Zhiwei's classical Chinese translation is Zhiqian Qiwei.

The vernacular translation of the classical Chinese "Wolf" was: " Wolf " was an ancient novel about a wolf who accidentally became a hunter's pet and experienced many adventures with the hunter. The main plot of the novel was about a wolf who was accidentally rescued by a hunter and became his pet. However, the wolf did not completely become the hunter's pet. Instead, it gradually fell in love with the hunter and began to protect him and his family. In the story, the wolf and the hunter experienced many dangers and adventures together and eventually became good friends.

Qin Guan was from Gaoyou, Yangzhou. When he was young, he was bold and unconstrained, handsome and handsome, and his generous feelings overflowed in his articles and words. He once failed to pass the Jinshi examination. However, his ambition is far away, his bearing is extraordinary, and reading the books of military strategists has another carefree meaning. He met Su Shi in Xuzhou and wrote a poem called " Yellow Tower." Su Shi thought that Qin Guan had the talent of Qu Yuan and Song Yu, so he wrote a poem about Qin Guan.

The translation of the two classical Chinese articles in Dream Creek Pen Talks is as follows: - "Controlling Insects with Insects" During the Yuanfeng period of Emperor Shenzong of the Song Dynasty, the Zifang worm was born in the Gyeongju area and was about to harm the crops in the autumn fields. Suddenly, a kind of insect appeared. It looked like a " dog scorpion " in the soil. They had pincers on their mouths. There were thousands of them everywhere. When they met the child worms, they used the pincers on their mouths to fight with the child worms. The child worms were all bitten into two pieces. Ten days later, all the Zi Fang worms were killed, and Nian Cheng obtained a great harvest. This kind of insect had existed in the past, and the locals called it " - Wooden Pagoda of Brahma Temple When the Qian Dynasty ruled Liangzhe, they built a wooden pagoda in Hangzhou's Brahma Temple. It was only two or three stories tall. Qian Shuai climbed up the wooden pagoda and complained that it was shaking. "There are no tiles on the wooden pagoda, so it's light. That's why it's like this," said the craftsman. So he asked people to lay the tiles on the tower, but the wooden tower was still shaking as before. When he had no other choice, the craftsman secretly sent his wife to meet Yu Hao's wife and gave her a golden hairpin, asking her to ask Yu Hao about the reason for the wooden pagoda's shaking. Yu Hao smiled." That's easy. You just have to lay the planks layer by layer and nail them down. They won't sway." The craftsman followed his instructions and the tower stabilized. Because the wooden planks were nailed down, the top and bottom were tightly bound together. The top, bottom, left, right, front, and back were connected to each other like a box. When a person stepped on the floor, the top, bottom, and surrounding walls supported each other, so of course, they would not shake. Everyone admired Yu Hao's cleverness. If you want to know more about the follow-up, click on the link and read it!

The Peach Blossom Spring is an ancient novel in classical Chinese. The translation is as follows: The original text of the Peach Blossom Spring is as follows: Jin Taiyuan years Wuling people fishing for a living. Walking along the stream, I met a fisherman by the forest. He talked to a man in the middle and came to his house. Asked where he lived, he replied,"This place started with the Peach Blossom Forest." From then on, the peach blossom forest fell and the fisherman stopped, so they could not see each other again. Translator: During the Taiyuan period of the Jin Dynasty, there was a man from Wuling who made a living by fishing. He walked along the stream and came across a forest where a few fishermen were fishing. He asked the fishermen where they lived, and they answered,"It starts with the peach blossom forest." From then on, the peach blossom forest withered and the fishermen left one after another, unable to see each other again.

The translation of the classical Chinese "Fish in a Basin" was: Raising fish in a basin is to raise goldfish in a basin. A basin is a small vessel, and a pool is a small lake. Goldfish are often kept in pots and filled with sawdust every night, and the fish jump up to play. People are also good at catching and killing them for food. This is called "pot pond fish" also.

The Song History was a monumental work of ancient Chinese history, and the biographies were part of it. Biography usually records the life stories, contributions, and evaluations of a person or group. Many historical figures that we are familiar with today, such as Su Shi, Wang Anshi, Ouyang Xiu, etc., have been written in biographies. The translation of the classical Chinese "Song History, Biography No. 59" is as follows: Biography 59: Yang Wanli word uncle in the early years of the Southern Song Dynasty. When he was young, he liked reading and was good at writing poems. Shaoxing years for Lin 'an Zhizhou. His policy of leniency, laziness and lack of luxury won the hearts of the people. He once said to others,"Is there anything difficult or easy in the world? If you do it, it will be easy for you."

The full text of the classical Chinese "Wolf" is translated as follows: Wolf Wolves are a kind of mammalia. They have a majestic appearance, black fur, and a ferocious nature. They are carnivorous. The wolf was a mythical beast in ancient Chinese legends. It was also extremely powerful and could eat all things. According to legend, wolves first appeared in the wilderness of northern China, and were feared by hunters. One day, a wolf was strolling in the wilderness when he suddenly heard a strange sound coming from afar. It came closer and saw a young lamb crying. The wolf took pity on the lamb and walked over to try to comfort it. But the lamb bore a grudge against the wolf and told him that the lamb had been eaten by other beasts. The wolf was deeply dissatisfied with this and attacked the lamb. The wolf finally killed the lamb in a fierce fight. Since then, wolves have left their own caves in the wilderness and often attack other wild animals to protect their homes. The sheep became the wolf's sacrifice and food. This story told us that even the Divine Beast Wolf had to face the cruel reality. We should learn to cherish life, protect the natural environment, and not let any species go extinct.

Feng Menglong's " Think Tank " was a famous wuxia novel about a peasant uprising leader named Zhang Xianzhong at the end of the Ming Dynasty. In the novel, Zhang Xianzhong had a mysterious think tank. He was extremely intelligent and could predict the future, helping Zhang Xianzhong lead the rebel army to many victories. There was no conclusive evidence of the true identity of this think tank in history.

Here are some classic sentences from English literature: Life is like a box of chocolates you never know what you're gonna get The great thing about life is that it's a never-ending journey. To me love is like a four-leaf clover - it always seems to come back to me. There are no accidents in life only opportunities. You can't predict the future but you can control your actions today. If you want to go fast go alone If you want to go far go together -If you want to go fast go alone If you want to go far go together The only way to truly learn is to experience. In life you're not always going to get what you want but you're going to get what you need. All that matters is that you loved. You must find your own path in life because no one else will do it.