Cold comes and heat goes, autumn harvests and winter stores.
The leap year completes the cycle, and the musical scales harmonize with the seasons.
Clouds rise and bring rain, dew condenses and turns into frost.
Gold comes from Lishui, and jade comes from Kungang.
The sword is named Juque, and the pearl is called Yeguang.
Fruits like plums and apricots are prized, while vegetables like mustard and ginger are highly valued.
The sea is salty, the river is fresh; fish swim and scales dive.
Dragon Master and Fire Emperor, Bird Official and Human Emperor.
They first created writing, and then they began to wear clothes.
"Abdicated the throne and yielded the kingdom, like the Yu and Tang dynasties..."
Duofu felt a wave of dizziness. He could recognize a few things at first by guessing, but the more he listened, the more blurry it became, and he couldn't recognize anything at all.
Duofu only now realized that they were really good at studying.
At such a young age, to be able to recite so fluently shows the potential of a top student, even at an age when others can't control their bodily functions.
Duofu was a terrible student from a young age, always falling behind in his studies. He only got lucky in high school and managed to get into a junior college.
Based on his original grades, he wouldn't have been able to attend even a vocational college, let alone a junior college.
Duofu's eyes were fixed on the characters in the book, characters that seemed familiar yet unfamiliar. This Thousand Character Classic should be in Chinese, because he had a strange sense of familiarity with it.
The book that the Fourth Prince Yinzhen just read must not have been written in Chinese, because he doesn't recognize any of it.
Duofu breathed a sigh of relief. Fortunately, he could still read. Looking at the Thousand Character Classic, he guessed and figured he could still recognize about 40 to 50 percent of it.
I think so!
The more Duofu heard, the more unfamiliar it became.
Watching the Fourth Prince Yinzhen recite his lessons with his little mouth, why did the words coming out of his 36-degree mouth sound so cold and unfamiliar?
"...leading with measured steps, looking up and down in the halls and temples."
With his belt fastened and dignified, he lingered, gazing into the distance.
They are ignorant and foolish, and are ridiculed for their ignorance.
The auxiliary verbs are 焉, 哉, 乎, and 也.
Finally, when the last few words were uttered, Duofu only remembered the last sentence.
The predicate auxiliary words are 焉哉乎也.
Because it's an interjection, it's catchy and easy to remember.
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