serious

serious

Seriousness is a Chinese word. Pinyin is y á ns ù, which means awe inspiring and serious. It can be used to describe people's state or atmosphere. It comes from Lu's spring and Autumn Annals, respecting the teacher: "harmony of color, judgment of words; speed of flying, seriousness."

interpretation

Zhuang Jing

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Solemnity

Make people feel

to fear

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It means rigorous and legal.

Strict in style, attitude, etc.

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"Respecting the teacher in the spring and Autumn Annals of the Lu family:" harmony with color, judgment of words and orders; rapid development, seriousness. "

In Fu Jianzai's notes in the book of Jin, it is said that "when you look at the magnificence of the palace, you are very afraid of the seriousness of the guard."

"In the early days, his wife was widowed, but she was still in her infancy. She was sincere and serious, and the marriage family was respectful and afraid of her."

Wang Tingxiang of the Ming Dynasty wrote in his book Shenyan · Qianxin: "it's neat and serious. It's just a matter of looking forward to the outside."

Lao She's "two horses" third paragraph 3: "husband, daughter, son are all silent, the room is more serious than the court.

According to the biography of Yuwen huzhuan in northern history, "the scholars of Emperor Wen were not young, so they were entrusted with housework, and they were serious both inside and outside."

In the volume of Qing Bo BIE Zhi written by Zhou Yi of the Song Dynasty, it is said that although the emperor arrived, he also held the military ceremony

In the second and third chapter of the biography of heroes and heroines, it is still the case that Mr. an looks at the scenery at home, but only Mr. Zhang is in charge of the internal and external seriousness

Pu Songling of the Qing Dynasty wrote in Strange Tales from a lonely studio, LengSheng: "later, he was a student, and his rules were serious, and he was in danger all day long."

Wei Wei's zhuangxingji: the flowers of happiness bloom for the Warrior: "since you have set foot on the road of life, you should seriously consider what kind of life purpose you are holding."

Zhou Erfu's the morning of Shanghai, Part 1, Part 7: "he saw that she was so serious, and her dexterous hands tidied up the grass shed."