The Meaning of Empathy in Classical Chinese

The explanation of empathy (1). Ancient official documents are also called forwarding and forwarding. Mostly used for recruitment, suggestion and condemnation. "Wen Xin Diao Long Dong" by Liang in the Southern Dynasties: "It is difficult to be old, similar, simple and rich, with moving bones." (2) issuing a proclamation. Historical Records Biography of South Vietnam: "Tuo immediately moved to Hengpu, Yangshan and Huangxiguan." History of Emperor Guangwu of the Later Han Dynasty: "Wang Lang moved to buy 100,000 households of Emperor Guangwu." "The Biography of Liu Heita in the New Tang Dynasty": "When Zhao Wei moved, Jiande generals and officials often killed thieves." Yang Yuru's "The First Record of the Revolution of 1911", Chapter 5, Section 2: "Move to the provinces, notify the consuls of various countries, and declare the crime of Manchu." Interpretation of word decomposition and displacement: migration. Transplantation. Move (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. Easy empathy (substitution explanation) refers to the document used by ancient officials to surrender or denounce: "The so-called legend of this minister is also determined by thousands of miles." A list of Yi (style name, collectively referred to as "Wen Li" and "Literature and Art"). Campaigns are mainly used for condemnation and conquest; Transferred text is often used to explain or blame). Number of strokes:; Radical: wood; The stroke order of each word observed in calligraphy