The SanWei Bookstore's Kitty Canteen: Difference between revisions
no edit summary
Vertvalerie (talk | contribs) (temp page will make better later) |
Vertvalerie (talk | contribs) No edit summary |
||
| Line 3: | Line 3: | ||
== Trivia == | == Trivia == | ||
The origin of the name is from a saying by ancient Chinese scholars in regards to their opinion towards reading books. A direct translation would be "Three Tastes", but terms of meaning it would be;<blockquote>''"To read the Four Books and Five Classics is as if you're eating the rice or the noodles of the meal, they are the central to the experience; To read the Records of the Grand Historian is as if you're sipping the delicate wine or eating the most expensive dish of the meal; To read the Hundred Schools of Thought is as if you're tasting the soy sauce or the vinegar, as in the seasoning of the meal"''</blockquote>The SanWei Bookstore is where the famous Chinese author Lu Xun (周樹人) studied at when he was in his teens.<ref>https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lu_Xun</ref> | The origin of the name is from a saying by ancient Chinese scholars in regards to their opinion towards reading books. A direct translation would be "Three Tastes", but terms of meaning it would be;<blockquote>''"To read the Four Books and Five Classics is as if you're eating the rice or the noodles of the meal, they are the central to the experience; To read the Records of the Grand Historian is as if you're sipping the delicate wine or eating the most expensive dish of the meal; To read the Hundred Schools of Thought is as if you're tasting the soy sauce or the vinegar, as in the seasoning of the meal"''</blockquote>The SanWei Bookstore is where the famous Chinese author Lu Xun (周樹人) studied at when he was in his teens.<ref>https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lu_Xun</ref> | ||
<references /> | |||
== How to Watch == | |||
{{HowToWatch1|4293950488877480251}} | |||
[[Category:Feeders]] | |||