Shao is a relatively simple word in his name. Its radical is Lu, and there are 5 strokes outside the Ministry, totaling 7 strokes. If it is decomposed from beginning to end, it consists of Zhao and Lu structures, and its speech has nothing to do with the structure, because it is not a pictophonetic character. Pronunciation is shào, the fourth sound. Its pronunciation is quite easy to read, and it varies from place to place, but the standard Putonghua pronunciation is shào o, which is generally used as a surname and has the meaning of an ancient place name. Generally refers to Yuanqu County, Shanxi Province. Yongzi is difficult to read and write, and its radical is Wei, and there are 5 strokes outside the Ministry, with the total number of strokes being 13. If it is decomposed from beginning to end, it consists of two structures, namely, Yao and Yao, so it seems that this word will not be particularly difficult to write. This word has only pronunciation, pronounced as yōng, pronounced as the first sound, and it is a word with a nasal sound, which needs to be lengthened when pronounced. There are many explanations for this word, which can be interpreted as homophonic or elegant, and can also be used as a surname. It has many explanations in parts of speech. Rank generally refers to a place name, like a pond full of harmony. As an adjective, it generally means harmony. As a verb, it generally means blocking. Generally, idioms combined with this word are mostly commendatory words to describe a person's dignity and generosity. Read shàoy ng together and pronounce Shà oy not ng.
The story of Shao Yong.
Shao Yong is a divine operator. He can infer the whole story in one word. There are many stories about him looking at people among the people. Although it is a trivial matter, it can also prove his cleverness.
Once upon a time, there was a businessman named Zhang Gui who lived on the south bank of Luoyang. Because he is conscientious in business, he earned a pearl at home, which is as big as a peanut, exquisite and beautiful, and Zhang Gui especially likes it. One day, he happened to be playing the night pearl in the house. Unfortunately, someone told him to go out, so he put the night pearl on the table, closed the door and ran out. After a while, when he came back, he found that the night pearl was gone. Zhang Gui was surprised and looked everywhere. The room was turned upside down, but there was still no shadow of the night pearl. He ran outside and found his son playing outside, so he asked him if he had seen the whereabouts of the night pearl. His son said he had been playing outside and didn't see it at all. Zhang Gui looked everywhere outside the house, but he couldn't find it. Even when it was time for dinner, he forgot to eat and was still frantically looking for the pearl of the night. Seeing him so crazy, his wife said to him, "You'd better go and see Mr. Shao Yong. Maybe he can give you some help. " So, Zhang Gui ran to Shao Yong's house and told her husband the ins and outs of the matter. First, the husband asked him to take a piece of paper, took it and saw that it was "unitary" and said, "The word unitary stands for chicken. Can I keep a chicken at home? " Zhang Gui said: "There is only one old hen at home." Mr. Wang added, "Then when you go home, kill the old hen, and you will definitely see the night pearl." Zhang Gui a listen to, very puzzled. He wondered what this chicken had to do with the night pearl. He was afraid that after killing the chicken, he would not find the pearl of the night. Instead, he released a chicken, but he couldn't find it. Finally, he had to kill the old hen. I didn't expect to find the pearl of the night, praising Shao Yong as a contemporary Zhuge. In fact, the story is very simple, but the old hen ate the night pearl as a peanut. But Shao Yong can immediately infer that this is unusual.
Shao Yong's works
Shao Yong is a famous Neo-Confucianism, philosopher and mathematician in the Northern Song Dynasty, and also a representative poet of Neo-Confucianism poetry school in the Song Dynasty. Unlike many literati at that time, he died. He studied both the Confucian theory of learning water and Taoist thought. Besides, he has never embarked on a career in his life. In his early years, he lived a poor life that could only maintain food and clothing. After his fame spread far and wide, he still devoted himself to studying and staying in the world, and finally made great achievements. Shao Yong left a large number of works in his life, including The Book of the Imperial Classics, Collection of Earthworks in Yichuan, Exploration of Jade Bridge, Plum Blossom Poems and so on.
Let's take a look at Huang Shishu, which is a book that uses and studies the origin, birth, natural evolution and historical changes of the universe. It is mainly famous for studying Heluo and physiognomy. This book consists of twelve volumes and sixty-four articles. Among them, there are 34 articles in the first six volumes of Hui Yuan's Tales, the last four volumes of Melody 16, followed by Guanwu 12 and Guanwai 2. It should be noted that the first 62 articles were written by Shao Yong himself, and the last two were described by his disciples.
Look at "Yichuan Beating the Earth" again. This is a collection of poems, which mainly includes more than 3,000 poems written by Shao Yong in his life. Some of these poems are about his innate knowledge, some are about his leisure life, and some are mainly allegorical poems about current affairs and politics. Although these poems don't have much emotional charm, most of them contain his thoughts and feelings about life and are full of philosophical interest.
In addition, The Complete Jade Wen Qiao mainly expounds the relationship between heaven and earth through the way that the woodcutter asks the fisherman to answer. And "Plum Blossom Poetry" is even more famous, and it was once impressed by the world because of its powerful predictive ability.