What does Wenke mean in classical Chinese?

1. What is the meaning of guest

kè

Outsider (person), opposite to "host": guest, guest, visitor, uninvited guest, You're welcome, my dear.

People who go out or live in other places: travelers, guest residence, guest status, guest death.

The service objects of the service industry: customers, passengers, and passenger flow.

Refers to people who travel around to engage in certain activities: lobbyists, politicians, knights.

Existing independently [1] outside human consciousness: objective, object.

Han nationality: Hakka

Quantifier, used to discuss food and beverages sold in portions: Yike ice cream.

(Phonetic. From 宀 (mián), from ge, and ge also sounds. "宀" refers to Su and She; the original meaning of "ge" is "the shape of a cross", which is extended to "a crossroads", It is further extended to mean "a transportation hub city extending in all directions" and "a city located on a grid point in a large transportation network". "宀" and "ge" are combined to mean "hotels in transportation hub cities" and "hotels in thoroughfares". Original meaning: a hotel in a thoroughfare. Extended meaning: sojourn; sojourn; living in a foreign country)

Same as the original meaning 〖liveawayfromhome〗

Guest, send also. ——Xu Shen of the Eastern Han Dynasty, "Shuowen Jiezi". Paragraph note: "The word Congge is also a different word. Therefore, from now on, I call him a guest. By extension, I call him a guest."

A person who is a native of Nianxiang has a guest in Jingyang. ——Li Chaowei, Tang Dynasty, "Liu Yi Biography"

Xu Sheng, a guest from Putian, planted the seeds for me three times, and the seeds grew and flourished. ——Xu Guangqi's "Sweet Potato Preface"

My brother is staying in Zhouzhou, and my brother is visiting Dongchuan. ——Bai Juyi's "Thoughts on a Rainy Night"

Another example: guest (temporary stay in other people's homes); Haggang Hakka (the legal experience of those who often go out); Kejian (sojourn in other people's homes)

Treat each other with courtesy〖receivefriendly〗

Mr. Mengchang is a guest to me. ——"Warring States Policy".

Another example: Keqingsi (officials received by the Yamen Zhongsi); Kejiang (generally refers to general officials); Keyu (treating each other as guests); Keli (the etiquette of receiving guests) 2. The meaning of "人" in classical Chinese What is

Particle 1. Used after adjectives, verbs or adjective phrases, or verb phrases to express people or things that have this attribute or do this action. Examples:, old~, read~ 2. Used after a certain job or a certain doctrine to indicate people who engage in a certain job or believe in a certain doctrine. Examples: literary and artistic work~, communism~ 3. (written language) used after numerals or locative words, Refers to the things mentioned above. Example: , 二~must be in one 4. (written language) Used after words, phrases, and clauses to express a pause. 5. Used at the end of a sentence to express hope or a command tone (mostly seen in early times) Vernacular). Example: Be careful on the road ~ pronoun demonstrative pronoun, "this" (mostly seen in early vernacular). Example: fan, edge Common meanings Note: The bold example sentences are examples from primary and secondary school Chinese textbooks Pronoun 1. Same as modern Chinese explanation Particle 1 Example: ① The people near the fortress are good at skills. - "A blessing in disguise" ② Who is the king who has planned this? ——"Hongmen Banquet" ③No one showed any interest after that. ——"Peach Blossom Spring" ④The person who looks bright but profound is Langya. ——"The Drunkard Pavilion" ⑤There is a further statement that the person who asked Chang'an Lord to be a hostage is Lao The woman will spit in his face! ——" Touching the Dragon and Talking about the Queen Mother of Zhao" 2. Used after a noun, equivalent to "person of." Example: ① The Foolish Old Man of Beishan, who is ninety years old, lives facing the mountain. ——"The Foolish Old Man Moves the Mountain" ② The city has become famous Those who do things like being a child.——Pu Songling of the Qing Dynasty, "Strange Stories from a Chinese Studio·Promoting Weaving" ③Treat the king as the elder——"Tang Ju Fulfills His Mission" 3. Used after the word "time" to mean "the time of." Example: ① In ancient times, the world was the main subject, and the king was the guest. - "Records of Visits to the Ming Yi" ② Today, Xiang Zhuang draws his sword and dances, and his meaning is always with Pei Gong. - "Hongmen Banquet" 4. Place it after the numerals, Refers to several people or things mentioned above. Example: ① Or it is different from the two, why? ——"The Story of Yueyang Tower" ②These are the dangers of using troops. 5.. The reasons for... are as follows: ①However, being able to defeat Shao and using the weak to become strong is not just a matter of natural timing, but also a human plan. ② And those who live in Anling for fifty miles are only because Mr. You is here. 6. Judgment sentences such as: Zhuge Kongming is Wolong. Particle 1. Used in hypothetical complex sentences or causal complex sentences to indicate a pause to prompt the following. Example: ① The reason why I leave my relatives to serve the emperor is because I admire the emperor's high righteousness. - "Biography of Lian Po and Lin Xiangru" ② Those generals and officials who dare to say that they should welcome Cao are the same as this case! ——"Zi Zhi Tong Jian" 2. Placed at the end of a question sentence to express a question. Example: Who? It can also be divided into upper and lower. 3. To form some kind of phrase with words like "ruo", or used alone to express comparison, which is equivalent to ".like" or ".like". Example: ①Looking at the coming and going, there is no sense. A person with extraordinary abilities.——Liu Zongyuan of the Tang Dynasty, "The Donkey of Guizhou" ②In other words, the appearance seems to be very similar.——Pu Songling of the Qing Dynasty, "Strange Stories from a Chinese Studio" 4. Put it after the subject to draw out the judgment. It forms "the person" .

The structure of "ye". Example: Chen Shengzhe, a native of Yangcheng.——"Historical Records·Chen She Family" Uncommon/uncertain meaning 1. (uncertain) particle, placed in a hypothetical complex sentence , expresses a hypothesis, which is equivalent to "if." ③No, if they belong to both, they will be captured. 2. (Uncertain) is placed at the end of the statement to indicate the end of the statement. Example: ①Send him to Hukou, because he can watch the so-called stone bell. ②The first minister's solution to the ox At that time, all I saw was an ox. 3. (Uncommon meaning) Tong "ye": ---- "Han Feizi·Eight Classics": "There is no seriousness in the work...the official is also selfless." "Shuoyuan·Zheng" "Ye Li": "There are no gentlemen in Lu, so how can you choose this?" They all use the meaning of "Zhe", and it can be seen that "Zhe" and "Ye" can be used interchangeably in ancient books. 3. Dake’s classical Chinese translation

Is there an article like this? Or translate the phrase "大客"?

According to Baidu Encyclopedia:

"Dake" is a saying spread in southern Shandong Province (mainly Linyi area). Guest, pronounced kēi.

It means that when a man and a woman get married, people from the woman's family call them "see-off guests", which is usually called "big guests". It requires someone with a higher seniority than the woman, such as the woman’s uncle, uncle, uncle, aunt, aunt, etc. The guest represents the face of the woman and is also a symbol of the woman’s family background and status. It is a very important role. In the same way, men also have VIP guests. Only one of them can be the VIP guest, and the others are all accompanying guests. The number is usually six, eight, or ten people.

Hope you will adopt it, (*^__^*) Hee hee...!