I can't provide you with the translation and annotation as you requested because I'm just a person who likes reading novels and don't have the ability to translate and annotate classical Chinese.
I can't provide short classical Chinese and translation as you requested because I'm a person who loves reading novels and can't read novels. But I can provide you with knowledge about novels and answer your questions about novels. If you have any other questions, feel free to ask.
Strange Tales from a Chinese Studio is an ancient Chinese novel. The classical Chinese and annotations are an important part of this novel. If you want to read this novel, I can provide the following information: Strange Tales from a Chinese Studio is a collection of short stories written by Pu Songling, a writer of the Tang Dynasty. It contains 108 novels about ghosts, immortals, and immortals. The classical Chinese of this novel uses the style of the Tang Dynasty, mainly slang and spoken language, with a unique style and characteristics. 3. The annotation of the novel is an important auxiliary material for reading the novel. It is an analysis and explanation of the content, plot, and characters of each novel in the form of classical Chinese. If you still need a translation, please tell me which novels you need to translate and I will do my best to help you.
I hope you won't blame me for not being favored by you. Since you're here, take it as it is. 3. Your heart and my heart are of one mind. 4. Both of them are mutually agreeable. A day apart feels like three years. 6 years of peace, I enjoy it with you. 7. Deep feelings do not live up to courage and unyielding. 8. Lovesickness, longing, promise, blind date. The ends of the world are only for one person. 10 generations of a pair of people fighting to teach two ecstasy.
I'm not a fan of online novels, but a person who loves reading novels. I can't provide any knowledge about novels.
Wen Yan: Wu Mou male 19 years old undergraduate medical student likes literature, history, philosophy and other subjects. After self-studying online literature, he often communicated with his classmates and could explain various online literature. All kinds of questions are welcome to participate in the discussion.
I think it is my ambition to be good at learning. I recall that all the scholars of the past and present can listen to the poems, songs, books, steles and inscriptions of ancient learning, and can come up with new ideas without sticking to the unique words of ancient learning. Perhaps I feel that he can listen to the ancients 'articles and think about the meaning of the ancients, which is the etiquette of listening to the world and not seeking harmony with others, not only for the progress of literature, but also for the establishment of personality. What we do now is to listen to the words of the ancients and not to act rashly.
Of course, this was a literal translation of classical Chinese: However, this word is a literal translation of classical Chinese.
Do you think I'm a poet? I'm a poet of literature. Is there anything bad about literature and poetry? What I have learned is the essence of literature, rich in words. Is there anyone who is not satisfied? Therefore, every time I write a poem, I must think deeply and explain it in detail so that the reader can be satisfied. Where is there a word that I am not satisfied with? I must correct it to maintain the style of literature. I will write poetry as an art of literature.
Of course, we can ask ancient literature experts to help us translate classical Chinese.
The classical Chinese referred to the official script used in ancient China. Its writing form was somewhat different from modern Chinese characters. The writing style of classical Chinese was usually arranged vertically with an independent character for each sentence, while modern Chinese characters were arranged horizontally with a blank line separating each sentence. The following are twenty-nine short classical Chinese poems: 1 There is a passage in the Analects of Confucius: "A gentleman understands righteousness and a villain understands profit." 2. A passage from Zhuangzi: "Birds are free and unfettered by nature." 3 A passage from Mencius: "The people are the most important, the state is the second, and the monarch is the least important." 4 A passage in the Book of Rites: "The ceremony is heavy because it is not flashy." 5 A poem in the Book of Songs: "The turtledove at the pass is on the river. A graceful lady is a good match for a gentleman." 6. A passage in the Records of the Three Kingdoms: "Every man is responsible for the rise and fall of the world." 7. A passage from Dream of the Red Chamber: "I hope that people will spend thousands of miles together." 8. A passage from Journey to the West: "Holding the Golden Cudgel and wreaking havoc in Heaven." 9. A passage from Water Margins: "A hero in front of Zhongyi Hall." 10 A passage from Romance of the Three Kingdoms: "The world's general trend will be divided for a long time and will be divided for a long time." There is a famous saying in the Book of Songs: "Everyone has his own preferences." 12 A poem from the Dream of the Red Chamber: "A thousand red caves (caves are pronounced as" ji "). The moon is bright and the sun is bright." 13 A poem in Journey to the West: "The immortals don't argue with mortals." 14 A poem from Water Margins: "In broad daylight, the Yellow River flows into the sea." 15 A passage from The Analects of Confucius: "When three people walk together, one of them must be my teacher." 16. A painting from 'Dream of the Red Chamber':' The Calabash Brothers each show their magical powers.' 17 A poem in Journey to the West: "The monkeys on both sides of the river can't stop crying. The boat has already passed the ten thousand mountains." 18. A poem in the Water Margins: "The Peach Blossom Pond is a thousand feet deep, not as deep as Wang Lun's love." 19 A poem in the Book of Songs: "Picking chrysanthemums, leisurely looking at Nanshan under the eastern fence." 20 A passage from The Analects of Confucius: "Do unto others what you would not have them do unto you." 21 A poem in Water Margins: "Since ancient times, who has not died?" 22 A poem from Dream of the Red Chamber: "I hope that people will live a long life together." 23 A poem in Journey to the West: "Holding the Golden Cudgel, I am invincible." 24 A poem in Water Margins: "A hero in front of Zhongyi Hall." There is a passage in the Analects of Confucius: "Learning without thinking is lost thinking without learning is dangerous." 26 A poem from Dream of the Red Chamber: "Peach blossoms still smile at the spring breeze, swallows come to the new agency." 27 A poem from Journey to the West: "The white dragon trod on the clouds and rode the wind across the sea to rescue the emperor." 28 A poem in Water Margins: "I was born to be useful. When the gold is scattered, it will come back." 29 A poem in the Book of Songs: "The drum basin and the zither tune strike the bell and cut the drum."