First, it is unbearable to look back.
Vernacular interpretation: I can't bear to recall past experiences or scenes.
Dynasty: Southern Tang Dynasty
Author: Li Yu
Source: The word "Yu Meiren": "When are the spring flowers and the autumn moon? What do you know about the past! This small building blew eastward again last night; The old country is unbearable to look back on the moon. "
When will spring flowers and autumn moon stop? How much do you know about the past! Last night, the east wind of spring blew again in the small building; In the moonlight, I can't bear to look back and miss my old country.
Second, never forget.
Interpretation of the vernacular: remember, remember: what he learned was the fate of the motherland and the future of the nation.
Dynasty: Song Dynasty
Author: Zhu
Source: The Analects of Confucius: "His words are faithful and respectful; Never forget. "
I remember what I said about loyalty and respect. I will never forget it.
Third, move the scene.
Interpretation of vernacular: moved by the present situation, some feelings: revisiting the old place, ~, the people and things of that year came to mind.
Dynasty: Ming dynasty
Author: Li Zhi
Source: Book Burning Miscellaneous Notes: "Once you see the scenery, you will be shocked."
Once touched by the situation, a certain feeling arises spontaneously.
Fourth, vivid.
Vernacular interpretation: vivid: clear and distinct. Refers to the distant scenery clearly visible, or the past clearly reappears in front of us.
Dynasty: Ming dynasty
Author: Feng Menglong
Source: Biography of Awakening the World: "Under the north window, I can see the people in Qingzhou vividly."
Five times, fresh in my memory.
Vernacular interpretation: The past is still very clear to me, just like what happened just now. Jude: Still so.
Dynasty: Song Dynasty
Author: Liu Kezhuang
Source: "Postscript of the Complete Works of Houcun Zhang Nan in Qian Qiu": "Remember as if you had met someone new."
What happened in the past is still very clear to me, as if it had just happened.