Explanatory psychology of transferred nouns

(1) [Migration]: Leave the original place and move from the countryside to the city (2) [Migration]: Move from one place to another due to natural forces. Dunes usually move inland. Also known as "migration". 1. move; Move from one place to another. Yuan Shaozhuan in the later Han Dynasty: "Today, the thieves and ministers made an insurrection and the court moved." Biography of Northern History and Yujin: "Fools love the city and live in it, but hate moving, so they should be Paul Guo." "Ancient and modern novels, Yang Jiaoai gave his life for everything": "If I don't move elsewhere, I will send someone to rob the tomb and take the body and throw it into the wild." * The poem "Crossing Wuzhishan": "The nation rejoices in liberation and moves out of the mountains." (2) change, change. Xun Zi Jun Dao: "Let it move and see if it can adapt." Historical Records Biography of Taishigong: "It is inappropriate to keep pace with the times, conform to the changes of things, and establish customs and do things." Qi's poem "Stone Map of Tianchi Lake in the Great Wilderness Pool" says: "Only learn the Tao and realize the truth, and don't follow suit." Zheng Ze's "Mr. Weng Runbian, Zunzi Zun Chun An Qiu, came to Chun An in the city to invite photography to write poems": "Culture moves vertically, Mr. Wang Shou." Lu Xun's "Continued Gai Hua Collection: Anecdotes": "I think, according to the situation, thoughts and words will naturally migrate. Once they migrate, they will of course migrate." ③ refers to the passage of time. "Dunhuang Bianji Parents Enjing": "The migration of the sun and the moon is getting longer and longer, and the government, agriculture and industry are cleverly arranged. Qi's "Return" Volume 7: "Times have changed, but I have come here to make new contributions." . "Qu Qiubai's Preface to the History of Chidu Heart": "Although the historical process moves minute by minute, it also has a considerable position in world culture. "

Word decomposition

Description of relocation (relocation) of institutions, residences and other places: relocation. Migration. Migration. Change: change. Accommodate (change your opinion, make do with others) delay (delay). Anger. Things have changed. Banish: To banish (an official) from a distant place. Interpretation of official relocation (relocation or relegation to other places) Relocation: handover. Transplantation. Move the carving (after a while). Shift (the shadow of the sun moves, as it is said, after a while). Immigrants. Migration. Transfer. Teaching after leaving school (taking wine to seek advice from others, generally referring to taking the initiative to seek advice). Change: emigration. Yiyi