What are the poems about teachers' titles? 1. What were the titles of teachers in ancient China?
The ancients-teacher This is the title of respect for teachers in past dynasties.
It has been used since the pre-Qin period, without exception. The ancients also wrote the words "heaven and earth are close to the teacher" on red paper and kowtowed to show their respect for the teacher.
The head teacher is a title of respect for teachers and elders. According to Li Zhou's Records of Local Officials, "Go straight in three days and be a teacher."
Later, teachers usually called teachers. Since the pre-Qin period, doctors have been called national teachers, equivalent to professors in national universities, and teachers who have studied classics have been called doctors.
In the Tang and Song Dynasties, there were more doctors in law, arithmetic and calligraphy in professional schools. In the Han Dynasty, a doctor offered wine. He was the first doctor, equivalent to a professor at a modern national university.
A person in charge of music and teaching Chinese studies in ancient times. Therefore, later generations called teachers "teachers", equivalent to the vice president of national universities.
The title of imperial academy's teacher Xueguan in Han Dynasty was also called Xueguan. Historical Records Biography of the Scholars says: "Gong is a scholar."
By the Eastern Han Dynasty, all the teachers in imperial academy were called "Tan Lang". An official who taught his subjects in the feudal society of China.
In the Ming Dynasty, the teacher of Jinshi (that is, Jishi Shu) who was elected to the Imperial Academy was called Jiao Xi. Modern schools founded in the late Qing Dynasty are also called teacher teaching.
Primary school teachers and martial arts in Beijing in Song Dynasty. During the Yuan, Ming and Qing Dynasties, schools in all counties set up fatwas, which were held by officials and were responsible for offering sacrifices to Confucian temples and educating students.
The teacher is also called Xi Binhe to give lectures. In ancient times, people used to address their tutors with respect.
Because the ancients sat on the floor, the west was revered, and the seats arranged for teachers were west to east, so teachers were revered as west, guest and river. -Teacher-The most popular honorific title Someone asked: Why should the word "old" be added before "teacher"? It is said that there are two interpretations: one is that teachers are the oldest profession and unparalleled; Second, respect teachers and love teaching, because one of the meanings of "old" is "honorific language".
Nowadays, the term "teacher" has gone beyond the scope of education. In society, if you are called a "teacher", it will be the greatest respect for you and make you feel great glory. Mr-the oldest honorific title "Mr" has the earliest explanation of "teacher" in various dictionaries, which is the oldest and oldest title for teachers and has been circulated for thousands of years.
Now "Mr" has become the most popular honorific spoken language in the society, which is widely used in all kinds of people, far beyond the scope of teachers. However, the traditional title of "Mr." is still used in the field of education, but its specifications have been improved. People often refer to experienced and respected teachers as Mr.
Human Soul Engineer-The most philosophical title "Human Soul Engineer" was originally the title of the writer by Stalin, the leader of the former Soviet Union, and was later quoted by educator Kalinin in the field of education. He said: "Many teachers often forget that they should be educators, and educators are also human soul engineers." Since then, "human soul engineer" has become a specific title for teachers, which is also highly praised by the society.
Gardener-the most unpretentious compliment "gardener" originally refers to a gardener, and later it is compared to a teacher. People usually compare naive children to seedlings, flowers, small trees and so on. Teachers, like hardworking gardeners, water, cultivate and care for every seedling in the garden with wisdom, love and sweat, so that they can thrive.
Therefore, calling a teacher a gardener is the simplest, most vivid and most poetic metaphor. Mother-loving-the most touching nickname-There is an old saying in China that "teachers are like parents", which fully embodies the traditional virtue of the Chinese nation of "respecting teachers and loving teaching" and the noble morality of teachers of "loving life as a child".
People compare teachers to "loving mothers", mainly using the kindest, most sincere and most touching honorifics given to female teachers by "childlike innocence and maternal love". Spring Silkworm-the purest title "Spring Silkworm" was first recorded in The Book of Songs, and the most famous personification metaphor of "Spring Silkworm" is the poem "Spring Silkworm to Death, Night Candle to Mourn" by Li Shangyin, a great poet in the Tang Dynasty. He expressed the persistence, firmness and persistence of silkworm to the extreme and became a beautiful sentence sung through the ages.
People vividly compare teachers to "spring silkworms", which is a high evaluation of teachers' selfless dedication and noble quality. Candle-the warmest and moving title. The praise for candles also comes from the famous sentence of Li Shangyin, a poet in the Tang Dynasty, "Tears are exhausted every night".
People praise candles because they burn themselves silently and illuminate others with their own light until they burn themselves out. Speaking of the quality of candles, people will think of their beloved teachers, who impart knowledge to students and illuminate their voyage with the light of wisdom and character. Isn't this selfless dedication to "light the way for others, let others see the light and burn themselves out" the most vivid metaphor for people's teachers? Ruzi Niu-China's most distinctive metaphor "Ruzi" is an ancient name for children.
"A willing ox" is an allusion recorded in Zuo Zhuan: During the Spring and Autumn Period, Qi Jinggong played with his son, and Gong Jing took the rope as an ox and let his son lead him. This "Aiko" story, which was told through the ages, later became a virtue praised by people.
Lu Xun, a great modern writer, famously said, "Bow your head and be a willing ox", which sublimated and carried forward the spirit of a willing ox. Later, people used "willing to be a willing ox" to describe a person who is willing to serve the people and is selfless. People call the teacher Gan Niu because it is a well-deserved and most appropriate metaphor.
Spring rain-the most vivid and silent expression-people's praise for "spring rain" has a long history. They compared it to "shower" and "timely rain", and thought it was "precious as oil". People compare teachers to "spring rain" and students to "spring seedlings", which need to be watered.
Our teachers, like continuous spring rain, moisten students' hearts with love, enlighten students' wisdom with rich knowledge, subtly cultivate students' morality with excellent personality and cultivate students' hearts with selfless dedication. Ladder-the highest evaluation is that a person climbs to a high place alone, which is called a ladder. The ladder is a collective cooperative action created in ancient times by climbing upwards, attacking cities and pulling out villages, and climbing mountains and mountains, which has been passed down to this day.
Now people compare the "ladder" to "a person who makes self-sacrifice and selfless service for the success of others".
2. What are the poems that praise the teacher?
1, Hsinchu is higher than the old bamboo branches, and it is all supported by old cadres.
2, sneak into the night with the wind, moisten things silently.
Your husband is full of peaches and plums, why not plant more flowers in front of the hall?
4. "Decline": I am well aware of Song Yu's bitterness, romance and elegance. He is also my teacher.
A word of praise to the teacher:
1, your efforts are our motivation, our success is your pride, but we will be proud of you!
I am too pious to look for words, because the word "teacher" itself is the highest respect in the world.
On the road from naivety to maturity, from ignorance to civilization, you opened the way for us with the torch of life.
4. You are a flower, beautiful and fragrant; You are still a flower of wisdom, and your classmates are fascinated by you.
Because of your love and hard work, you will have the beauty of peaches and plums and the golden color of rice and wheat.
6. We moved from naivety to maturity and from ignorance to civilization. It is you who lit up my way forward with the torch of life.
3. What is the teacher's old saying?
China has a long tradition of respecting teachers and valuing morality. In ancient times, there was a saying that "three heroes, one king, one father and one teacher".
"Lu Chunqiu Respecting Teachers" says: "When you are alive, you worry about it, and when you die, you respect teachers." There were many appellations for teachers in ancient China, among which there were five honorifics: Teacher: It was originally the appellation for local primary school teachers in Song and Yuan Dynasties.
Yuan Hao, a writer in the Jin Dynasty, asked the poem "The Grandnephew Bo An": "Bo An entered primary school and realized extraordinary appearance. The sentence is awkward and the words shock the teacher. "
Post-specific refers to students' honorifics for teachers, which are still used today. Shi Hebin: The whole story is this: When Emperor Gaozu Liu Zhuang was a prince, he worshipped Huanrong as his teacher. After he acceded to the throne, he still respected Huan Rong very much. He often goes to Taichang House where Huanrong lives to listen to Huanrong's lectures.
Sitting on the floor in the Han dynasty, sitting indoors is by the west wall (west) and facing east. Emperor Han Ming arranged Huan Rong to sit in the southwest seat to show his respect for the first teacher. Since then, "Xi" has become the honorific title of teachers, also known as the guest.
Teacher: It is one of the honorifics for teachers in ancient times. "Han Feizi Wu She (sound)" said: "Children without talents ... teachers reform education."
Mountain field: from the similarity of scenery. During the Five Dynasties, Jiang Weidong lived in seclusion in Heng Yue, giving lectures and being eclectic, and was honored as "Mountain King".
Since then, the lecturers of Zhongshan Academy have also been called "good teachers". Over time, "mountain leader" has become a kind of respect for teachers.
Sir: 1. Teacher. 2. honorifics for intellectuals and adult men with certain status.
3. Call someone else's husband or the opposite person your husband (specific usage: all of them are preceded by personal pronouns or attributes; Such as your husband, my husband). 4. People who used to be called bookkeepers.
He works as a gentleman in a pawnshop. 5. People who used to be called storytelling, physiognomy, divination, geomantic omen, etc.
Such as: Mr. Feng Shui. 6. Later, the meaning was extended, but anyone who is highly respected can be called "Mr." to show respect, not necessarily referring to men.
For example, Soong Ching Ling, Jiang Yang, Bing Xin and Ding Ling can all be called Mr. "Mr." has a long history.
However, in different periods of history, the object of the title "Mr." is different. "The Analects of Confucius for Politics": "There is wine and food, sir."
The note said, "Sir, so are my father and brother." It means that if you have wine and food, you are filial to your father and brother.
Mencius: "Why did Sir say that?" This "sir" refers to an old and learned man.
7. Now all men can be called Mr. Wang and Mr. Li.
4. What were the titles of ancient teachers?
In our country with thousands of years of civilization and tradition of respecting teachers and valuing Taoism, there have been many titles of "teacher" since ancient times, including "teacher", "mountain leader", "teacher" and "gentleman".
The name "teacher" comes from Volume 8 of Appellation Record: "Emperor Hanming respected Huan Rong as a teacher. Fortunately, Taichangfu has let Rong sit in the east? Sit facing east and set up some seats.
So the teacher called the teacher. "Later, the teacher was called" teacher ".
Teachers are also called Xi Bin and lecturers. Liu Zongyuan's poem: "If Liu Taojia has no children, what did he ask the teacher for a few years ago?"
"Teacher" became the honorific title for teachers in the early history of China. The name of "mountain leader" comes from the similarity of scenery.
During the Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms period, Jiang Weidong lived in seclusion in Heng Yue, giving lectures for a living, and was honored as the "Mountain God" by many people. Lecturers in junior high schools are also called "mountain leaders".
"Teacher" is an ancient title of respect for teachers. "Everything is wrong": "Today, children are not talented ... teachers teach them to change."
There is a saying in Volume 39 of the Complete Works of Mr. Yang Guo that "if a child is disobedient, he must be taught not to devote himself to being a father, a brother and a teacher, but he cannot take full responsibility for his children when he wants something." Now it is often called "being a teacher" and also refers to teachers.
"Teacher" was originally a title for local primary school teachers in the Jin and Yuan Dynasties. Yuan Hao, a writer in the Jin Dynasty, asked the poem "The Grandnephew Bo An": "Bo An entered primary school and realized extraordinary appearance.
It is a kind of sentence, which shocks the teacher with words. ""Sir "was originally an ancient title for an old teacher.
Li Quli: "Yu Xiansheng people don't talk on the road." Zheng Xuan's Note: "Sir, the examiner, the priest."
Disciple of Guanzi: "Mr. Wang is a friend." But today, the word "Mr" has developed into a general term for "people".
5. What were the titles of teachers in ancient China?
The ancients-teacher This is the title of respect for teachers in past dynasties.
It has been used since the pre-Qin period, without exception. The ancients also wrote the words "heaven and earth are close to the teacher" on red paper and kowtowed to show their respect for the teacher.
The head teacher is a title of respect for teachers and elders. According to Li Zhou's Records of Local Officials, "Go straight in three days and be a teacher."
Later, teachers usually called teachers. Since the pre-Qin period, doctors have been called national teachers, equivalent to professors in national universities, and teachers who have studied classics have been called doctors.
In the Tang and Song Dynasties, there were more doctors in law, arithmetic and calligraphy in professional schools. In the Han Dynasty, a doctor offered wine. He was the first doctor, equivalent to a professor at a modern national university.
A person in charge of music and teaching Chinese studies in ancient times. Therefore, later generations called teachers "teachers", equivalent to the vice president of national universities.
The title of imperial academy's teacher Xueguan in Han Dynasty was also called Xueguan. Historical Records Biography of the Scholars says: "Gong is a scholar."
By the Eastern Han Dynasty, all the teachers in imperial academy were called "Tan Lang". An official who taught his subjects in the feudal society of China.
In the Ming Dynasty, the teacher of Jinshi (that is, Jishi Shu) who was elected to the Imperial Academy was called Jiao Xi. Modern schools founded in the late Qing Dynasty are also called teacher teaching.
Primary school teachers and martial arts in Beijing in Song Dynasty. During the Yuan, Ming and Qing Dynasties, schools in all counties set up fatwas, which were held by officials and were responsible for offering sacrifices to Confucian temples and educating students.
The teacher is also called Xi Binhe to give lectures. In ancient times, people used to address their tutors with respect.
Because the ancients sat on the floor, the west was revered, and the seats arranged for teachers were west to east, so teachers were revered as west, guest and river. -Teacher-The most popular honorific title Someone asked: Why should the word "old" be added before "teacher"? It is said that there are two interpretations: one is that teachers are the oldest profession and unparalleled; Second, respect teachers and love teaching, because one of the meanings of "old" is "honorific language".
Nowadays, the term "teacher" has gone beyond the scope of education. In society, if you are called a "teacher", it will be the greatest respect for you and make you feel great glory. Mr-the oldest honorific title "Mr" has the earliest explanation of "teacher" in various dictionaries, which is the oldest and oldest title for teachers and has been circulated for thousands of years.
Now "Mr" has become the most popular honorific spoken language in the society, which is widely used in all kinds of people, far beyond the scope of teachers. However, the traditional title of "Mr." is still used in the field of education, but its specifications have been improved. People often refer to experienced and respected teachers as Mr.
Human Soul Engineer-The most philosophical title "Human Soul Engineer" was originally the title of the writer by Stalin, the leader of the former Soviet Union, and was later quoted by educator Kalinin in the field of education. He said: "Many teachers often forget that they should be educators, and educators are also human soul engineers." Since then, "human soul engineer" has become a specific title for teachers, which is also highly praised by the society.
Gardener-the most unpretentious compliment "gardener" originally refers to a gardener, and later it is compared to a teacher. People usually compare naive children to seedlings, flowers, small trees and so on. Teachers, like hardworking gardeners, water, cultivate and care for every seedling in the garden with wisdom, love and sweat, so that they can thrive.
Therefore, calling a teacher a gardener is the simplest, most vivid and most poetic metaphor. Mother-loving-the most touching nickname-There is an old saying in China that "teachers are like parents", which fully embodies the traditional virtue of the Chinese nation of "respecting teachers and loving teaching" and the noble morality of teachers of "loving life as a child".
People compare teachers to "loving mothers", mainly using the kindest, most sincere and most touching honorifics given to female teachers by "childlike innocence and maternal love". Spring Silkworm-the purest title "Spring Silkworm" was first recorded in The Book of Songs, and the most famous personification metaphor of "Spring Silkworm" is the poem "Spring Silkworm to Death, Night Candle to Mourn" by Li Shangyin, a great poet in the Tang Dynasty. He expressed the persistence, firmness and persistence of silkworm to the extreme and became a beautiful sentence sung through the ages.
People vividly compare teachers to "spring silkworms", which is a high evaluation of teachers' selfless dedication and noble quality. Candle-the warmest and moving title. The praise for candles also comes from the famous sentence of Li Shangyin, a poet in the Tang Dynasty, "Tears are exhausted every night".
People praise candles because they burn themselves silently and illuminate others with their own light until they burn themselves out. Speaking of the quality of candles, people will think of their beloved teachers, who impart knowledge to students and illuminate their voyage with the light of wisdom and character. Isn't this selfless dedication to "light the way for others, let others see the light and burn themselves out" the most vivid metaphor for people's teachers? Ruzi Niu-China's most distinctive metaphor "Ruzi" is an ancient name for children.
"A willing ox" is an allusion recorded in Zuo Zhuan: During the Spring and Autumn Period, Qi Jinggong played with his son, and Gong Jing took the rope as an ox and let his son lead him. This "Aiko" story, which was told through the ages, later became a virtue praised by people.
Lu Xun, a great modern writer, famously said, "Bow your head and be a willing ox", which sublimated and carried forward the spirit of a willing ox. Later, people used "willing to be a willing ox" to describe a person who is willing to serve the people and is selfless. People call the teacher Gan Niu because it is a well-deserved and most appropriate metaphor.
Spring rain-the most vivid and silent expression-people's praise for "spring rain" has a long history. They compared it to "shower" and "timely rain", and thought it was "precious as oil". People compare teachers to "spring rain" and students to "spring seedlings", which need to be watered.
Our teachers, like continuous spring rain, moisten students' hearts with love, enlighten students' wisdom with rich knowledge, subtly cultivate students' morality with excellent personality and cultivate students' hearts with selfless dedication. Ladder-the highest evaluation is that a person climbs to a high place alone, which is called a ladder. The ladder is a collective cooperative action created in ancient times by climbing upwards, attacking cities and pulling out villages, and climbing mountains and mountains, which has been passed down to this day.
Now people compare the "ladder" to "a person who makes self-sacrifice and selfless service for the success of others".
6. What poems describe the teacher?
Hello, as follows:
spring silkworm
Li Shangyin, a great poet in the Tang Dynasty, wrote the poem "Spring silkworms die, and night candles burn the wick", which brought the perseverance, faithfulness and dedication of spring silkworms to the extreme and became a beautiful sentence sung through the ages. People vividly compare teachers to "spring silkworms", which is a high evaluation of teachers' selfless dedication and noble quality. People praise teachers as spring silkworms, who "spit out all the silk threads in their hearts, pour infinite love into life, and weave a bright and warm world without knowing anything". "Spring Silkworm" is a title that teachers feel extremely honored. Zhu Guangqian, a famous educator, said: "As long as I live, I will spin silk for a day. I hope that the silk I spit out can add a little warmth to the world and make spring stronger. "
Spring silkworm is pure and flawless, with noble temperament; In spring, I ate a few green leaves and spit out a splendid picture. Only glorious people's teachers are worthy of this title, because the excellent quality of spring silkworms is endless and spinning.
Candle-the warmest and moving title
candle
This famous saying comes from Li Shangyin, a poet in the Tang Dynasty. People praise candles because they burn themselves silently and illuminate others with their own light until they burn themselves out. Speaking of the quality of candles, people will think of their beloved teachers, who impart knowledge to students and illuminate their voyage with the light of wisdom and character. Isn't this selfless dedication to "light the way for others, let others see the light and burn themselves out" the most vivid metaphor for people's teachers? "If the red candle glows and gives off heat, it carefully cultivates the excellent materials of the country, just like a spring silkworm who has no regrets and dedicates herself to education." This pair of couplets encouraged by the teacher is the recognition and pride of the title of "candle".
A willing helmsman
Lu Xun, a great modern writer, famously said, "Bow your head and be a willing ox", which sublimated and carried forward the spirit of a willing ox. Later, people used "willing to be a willing ox" to describe a person who is willing to serve the people and is selfless. People call the teacher Gan Niu because it is a well-deserved and most appropriate metaphor. Our country has always had the traditional virtue that teachers and students are "as close as father and son". Teachers love their students as much as their own children, work as hard as a willing cow, are willing to make dedication, and make all efforts to cultivate a willing child without asking for anything in return. Liu Rangxian, an outstanding teacher in China who won the "Ruzi Niu Award", has been rooted in the rural areas of Qinghai Plateau for decades and worked as hard as an ox, dedicating his love to his children selflessly. Liu Rangxian is an outstanding representative of teachers and a vivid embodiment of the spirit of "a willing ox". The spirit of "a willing ox" is characterized by "deep love, silent cultivation, hard struggle and selfless dedication" and "eating grass to milk". These excellent qualities are embodied in the vast number of teachers in our country. Therefore, calling a teacher a "Confucian cow" is China's most distinctive compliment.
It takes three generations to make a gentleman.
Teaching is like a spring breeze, and teachers are as deep as the sea.
7. What was the name of the ancient teacher?
There are many names for teachers in ancient times, and they have been changing! Teachers, the floorboard of teachers, from pre-Qin to late Qing Dynasty. Master: Pre-Qin period. Teacher: respecting teachers and stressing morality in the pre-Qin era. Teacher Bao: a scholar who taught nobles in ancient times. Master: a title of respect for teachers in the Song Dynasty. Doctor: a teacher of Chinese studies in the pre-Qin period. Offering wine: the title of official school teacher in Han Dynasty. Teacher: Ancient music teacher. Assistant: Mr imperial academy. Mr. Men Guan, a Chinese teacher in the pre-Qin period, was the title of tutor in the Song and Yuan Dynasties. Menke, another name for governess in Song and Yuan Dynasties. Professor, a former scholar in Song Dynasty, was later used as the title of teacher. Teachers, in ancient times, the most respected scholars were called teachers. During the Song and Yuan Dynasties, he was called Professor Song. The teacher is a martial arts expert in drama. Oracle Bone Inscriptions: A primary school teacher established in the capital of Song Dynasty. Teaching: the teacher in charge of class examination in Ming Dynasty. Teaching posts: Originally one of the six posts of Zhou Li's dutiful son, he was still called a teacher in Qing Dynasty. Scholar: imperial academy's teacher in Han Dynasty. Lecturer: Eastern Han Imperial College teacher. Studying Politics: A Teacher in imperial academy in Song Dynasty. I studied the teachers of Song, Yuan, Ming and Qing Dynasties. Supervisor: imperial academy.
8. Teachers have at least five ancient names.
Teachers, the floorboard of teachers, from pre-Qin to Qing Dynasty.
Master: Pre-Qin period.
Teachers: Praise to Teachers in Pre-Qin Period.
Shi Bao: In ancient times, he was a scholar who taught nobles.
Master: a title of respect for teachers in the Song Dynasty.
Doctor: a teacher of Chinese studies in the pre-Qin period.
Wine sacrifice: the title of teacher in official school in Han Dynasty.
Teacher: A teacher who taught music in ancient times.
Teaching assistant: Miss Imperial College.
Mr. Wang: a teacher of Chinese studies in the pre-Qin period.
Mr. Menguan: the title of home teacher in Song and Yuan Dynasties.
Menke: another name for a homeschooling teacher in the Song and Yuan Dynasties.
Professor: Originally a scholar in the Song Dynasty, it was later used as a title of respect for teachers.
Teacher: In ancient times, the most respected scholars were called teachers. Or in the Song and Yuan Dynasties, people who taught opera skills were called teachers.
Oracle Bone Inscriptions: A primary school teacher established in the capital of Song Dynasty.
Teaching: the teacher in charge of class examination in Ming Dynasty.
Teaching post: Originally one of the six posts of dutiful son in Zhou Li, it was used as a teacher in Qing Dynasty.
Scholar: imperial academy's teacher in Han Dynasty.
Jiang Lang: a teacher in imperial academy in the Eastern Han Dynasty.
Teachers in imperial academy in Song Dynasty.
Zheng Xue: a teacher in imperial academy during the Song, Yuan, Ming and Qing Dynasties.
Supervision: There was a supervision school above the middle school in Qing Dynasty, which was responsible for students' homework and attendance.
Cheng Jian: In the Ming and Qing Dynasties, this was the title of China imperial academy.
9. What poems describe "teachers"?
1, silkworms in spring will weave until they die, and candles will drip the wick dry every night.
-Li Shangyin's Untitled was a long time before I met her, but it was even longer after we broke up. Falling red is not heartless, but turning into spring mud protects flowers more. -Gong Zizhen's Five Miscellaneous Poems of Ji Hai 3. Hsinchu is taller than the old bamboo branches, supported by veteran cadres.
-Zheng Xie's "Hsinchu" 4. Sneak into the night with the wind, moisten things silently. -Du Fu's Delighting in Rain on a Spring Night 5. Your husband is full of peaches and plums, why not plant more flowers in front of the hall?
-Bai Juyi's "Planting Flowers in the Green Field Hall" 6. Decline: I am well aware of Song Yu's misery, romance and elegance. He is also my teacher. -Du Fu's Five Poems about Historical Sites (Part II) 7. I should be a non-Zhao Xiong, and I should be respected as the emperor's teacher.
-Liu Ji's "The Picture of Taigong Fishing" 8. Ever since I heard the teacher play, I've been sitting on the side. -Teacher Han Yu's Listening to Shi Ying Playing the Piano-a professional worker who trains students. Teachers are regarded as people who teach culture and technology, generally referring to people who are worth learning in some aspects.
A person who teaches students knowledge is regarded as a person who teaches culture and technology, and generally refers to a person who is worth learning in some way. The word "teacher" originally refers to an elderly and experienced scholar, and later people who teach students are also called "teachers".
"Teacher" said: "Teacher, so preach and teach." Teachers are the guides of students' learning, life and direction.
Although we usually call teachers in schools "teachers", the "teachers" here are actually teachers' professions, and "preaching and teaching to solve doubts" is their basic function. Since the Ming and Qing Dynasties, teachers have generally been called "Mr."; Until the end of 19, He Ziyuan, a veteran of the Revolution of 1911 and the founder of modern education in China, introduced western learning (American education) to China and founded a new school, and began to define the title of "teacher" as "teacher" in the Code of Conduct for Students.
However, most students changed their names from "Mr" to "teacher" according to the convention, which started from the era of the National Government and has been in use ever since. In fact, the extension of "teacher" is bigger than the current "teacher". Besides being called "teacher", we can also use "teacher" to express our respect for others in our life, which is similar to the abbreviation of "Old Master Q".
English: Teachers "be a model, be a model". According to this standard, a teacher must be upright before teaching others. Judging from the decomposition of the word "teacher", China has always admired Laozi's thought and philosophy, and Laozi paid special attention to the cultivation of virtue, and this "old" represents "virtue", so the teacher need not elaborate. The teacher's duty is to educate people first.
Adult first, then talent. Teaching knowledge can only be remembered for a moment, but educating people affects a person's life, being a teacher and answering questions.
The ancient meaning is 1. The older generation of teaching techniques. "All fields are dead, and Wang Qixiang is sometimes the most teacher." -"Historical Records, Biography of Mencius and Xun Qing" "Self-wise scholar-officials, Shi Liuru, new students, Mr. Wen's death, crying and hanging."
-Tang Hanyu's "Epitaph of Mr. Shi" "Since the Qin Dynasty burned books, the six classics were completely abolished, and when they came out of Han Dynasty, they were all broken and reversed, or the teacher was ignorant, or they were taken between the tomb walls." -Song Ouyang Xiu's "Ask Jinshi Policy" "Famous and rich, Xu is a teacher."
-Wang Kaiyun's Seven Years of the Emperor Today 2. Generally speaking, people who teach culture and skills are "happy workers and dancers, many people who teach workshops, hundreds of businessmen, people who avoid being exiled in counties and counties, and people who have no teachers and good teachers." -"New Five Dynasties History Miscellaneous Biography17 Cui Wei" "Bo An entered primary school and realized extraordinary things. It's just an awkward sentence, and the word shocks the teacher. "
-Jin Yuanhao asked the poem "Showing Grandnephew Boan" 3. In the Ming and Qing Dynasties, students and children called their masters teachers "for the country, flatterers called the old people, and thicker ones called teachers.". Since then, students have called themselves teachers. "
-Wang Mingshi's "I don't want to record" "Since the study of the imperial examination, the teacher's way is dead. The students of this teacher are famous in the world, so there is no teacher! " -Huang Qingzong's "Shi Guang Shuo" "The teachers in this school are all made by the court and specialize in scholars. If you win the first prize, this teacher will definitely recognize it. "
-Clear. The seventeenth chapter of Wu's Scholars. 4. Respect the monk "leave your name on the tombstone and ask the teacher to go south alone." -Tang Wang's simple poem "Looking for the Meeting of Mount Li" "Young people must be like teachers."
-Tang Yao's poem "To Master Lu" "The teacher knocked on the wooden fish on the meditation bed and recited it in his mouth." -"Jin Ping Mei Hua Ci" for the hundredth time. 5. It shows that the troops are tired after going out for a long time. "It is useless for teachers to waste money."
-"Zuo Zhuan Xi Gong Thirty-three Years" "The disaster in Guanzhong today, two years of violent soldiers, the labor of collecting and defending, the teacher is 100,000." -"Jin Shu Jiang Tong Biography" "The words and achievements of Eldenbao and Delengtai are all doubtful, meaning to avoid embarrassment, so as to lose the teacher of Nanshan and the thief of Longxi."
-Wei Qingyuan's "Three Wu Ji" volume is 10% off. Teacher "originally refers to an old and experienced scholar, such as" Historical Records, Mencius and Xun Qing Biography ":"When Qi Xiang was king, he was the most teacher. " Later, people who teach students are also called "teachers", such as Yuan Haowen's poem "Show my grandnephew Bo An": "Bo An entered primary school with extraordinary understanding, which is the kind of sentence that surprises teachers."
China has a long tradition of respecting teachers and valuing morality. In ancient times, there was a saying that "three heroes, one king, one father and one teacher". "Lu Chunqiu Respecting Teachers" says: "When you are alive, you worry about it, and when you die, you respect teachers."
The ancients sat on the floor and respected the west, so they called their tutors "teachers" and "guests". "Teacher" says: "Teacher, so preach and teach to solve doubts."
It turns out that it seems that the teacher is just a person who teaches knowledge and answers questions, and is unsmiling. In fact, since ancient times, there have been many modes of mentoring.
Laozi and Confucius are both like this. In the splendid history of our country for thousands of years, "teacher" has always been respected and loved by people.
Let's look at our Mr. Lu Xun first, without giving other examples! Mr. Wang's family background belonged to the rich in his early years. Then, please look at Mr. Wang's awe of the teacher.