Classical Chinese in the workplace

1. The local definition of ancient Taishoufu comes from Baidu Encyclopedia.

Taishou: China's title of respect for county magistrate from Warring States to Qin Dynasty. Emperor Han Jingdi changed his name to Taishou and became the highest officer in a county. In addition to governing the people, promoting sages, judging lawsuits and prosecuting traitors, you can also appoint or remove your own history. Generations have not changed. During the Northern and Southern Dynasties, more and more countries joined in. The territory under the jurisdiction of counties has decreased, and the power of counties has been seized by the state secretariat. There is little difference between counties. In the early years of Sui Dynasty, the county was abolished and changed to state secretariat. Since then, the satrap is no longer an official name, but only used as another name for the secretariat or magistrate. It was called the magistrate in Ming and Qing Dynasties.

Nature is to work in the county government office. County governance is generally the most developed county in the jurisdiction (or the county with the best geographical conditions, etc.). ). For details, you can go to the historical atlas. You can download the attachment and have a look ~)

County is a county-level unit, equivalent to the current prefecture-level city ~

How to say "go to work" in classical Chinese for business trip?

Going to work is to do something related to it when you already have a job. Expressed in classical Chinese, it is a business trip, which means "going out to deal with errands."

Pronunciation: [ch chāI]

Interpretation: what was sent to do.

Source: the strange things I have witnessed in the past 20 years. The second time: "When I went ashore, I went to visit my uncle; I found the mansion and said I was on a business trip. "

After landing, I went to see my uncle. When I found the mansion, I said I had gone out to work.

Extended data

Synonyms: visiting and going to work

I. Visit

Pronunciation: [CHF m 4 ng]

Explanation: Visiting foreign countries.

Source: Xu Chi's Goldbach Conjecture Towards the 2 1 Century: "Recently, I will visit the field of fluid mechanics."

Second, go to work.

Pronunciation: [ch not g not ng]

Interpretation: starting for work; Attendance rate.

Source: Lao She's "Longxugou" Act II: "I swear to God that I will dig ditches as soon as I get off work."