Gong Mingyi plays the role of Niu Qingjiao.

1. In classical Chinese, Gong Mingyi plays the role of a cow with a clear horn (the name of the tune), and the food remains the same. It's not that cattle are unheard of and don't agree with 1. So, I heard before: I heard the calf: the calf was excited: I posted two pairs of dotted function words. The incorrect explanation is that the word "Wei" in the first sentence of Da is "Wei" and "Wei", but "Wei" and "Wei B". As a pronoun, when "he" and "he" say (and say in parallel) 3, fill in the omitted part of the following text. (Gongmingyi) Turn into the sound of mosquitoes (cattle), that is, lose its tail and vibrate its ears. Listen for a long time. 4 Choose C( 1) that correctly understands the following words. A (this tune) is not suitable for cattle ears. B (this tune) can't be in tune with the cow's hearing. It's not nice at all. D (this tune) can't be heard by cows. (2) Eat AA cattle as usual.

2. The ancient prose and meaning of playing the piano for the cow is the practice of clearing the horns for the cow, and the food is the same. I don't know about cows, I don't explain them. ① Metaphor tells a profound truth to fools. It's a waste of breath, mainly because people who laugh at the listener can't hear it. Reasoning for people who don't understand reason; Speaking experts to outsiders often means futility or satirizing each other's stupidity. [Language] Han Mourong's Theory of Reason and Confusion: "The public instrument is the exercise of Niu Qingjiao; Eat as usual; Non-cattle do not smell; Not his ears. " [Pronunciation] Play; "Dan" can't be pronounced "bomb". [Near Meaning] Inappropriate targeted action [antonym] Aiming at [usage] means irony to casting pearls before swine; However, objects should be distinguished. Generally used as predicate and object. [Structure] is formal. [Example] For illiterate people; Literary and artistic creation theory; Be tantamount to ~. Play the lute to a cow; [Idiom Story] During the Warring States Period, there was a musician named Gong, who could compose and play. He plays the lyre very well and the music is beautiful. Many people like to listen to him play the piano and people respect him. Gong not only plays the piano indoors, but also likes to take it to the suburbs when the weather is good. One day, he came to the suburbs to enjoy the spring breeze. A scalper is grazing on the grass. Gong was in no mood at the moment. He played the piano and plucked the strings, so he played the most elegant music "Qing Jiao Cao" for the ox. Cattle are indifferent there and still bow their heads to eat grass. Gong thought the tune might be too elegant, so he changed the tune and played a ditty. The ox still didn't respond and continued to eat grass leisurely. Play the best music. This time, the cow occasionally wagged its tail, chased the gadfly, and still bowed its head and ate grass silently. Finally, the cow walked slowly and went to another place to eat grass. The public is always indifferent when they see cows, and they are very disappointed. People said to him, "Don't be angry! It's not that the music you play is not good, it's that the music you play is not good for cattle ears! " Finally, Gong sighed and went back with her piano. It's really boring Therefore, it is primitive. Here, cows still bow their heads and eat grass. Smell: Listen. Lower leg: lower leg. Points: It means to lift and lift. Here, it can be understood that the cow pricked up its ears.

3. The classical Chinese annotation of "Playing the lute to a cow" was translated from the original text with Braille annotation. In the past, a cow in Gong Wei played The Riverside Scene at Qingming Festival, and the food was the same. If the cow doesn't smell it, it doesn't fit her ears. It turned into the sound of mosquitoes and calves, that is, she lost her ears and listened for a long time. Gong once gave it, but the song didn't reach its ears. So the palace used the harp to imitate the calls of mosquitoes and calves. The cow wagged its tail, pricked up its ears and walked back and forth with small steps. Note 1. Yesterday: Once 2. Gong was a disciple in the Spring and Autumn Period. Zeng Shen, Yuzi. Ceng Zi, a disciple of Confucius. 3. Wei: Here. 4. This refers to profound tunes. 5. The name of the quaint tune. 6. fuck: piano music. 7. Same as before. 8. No.9 Smell: Listen. 10. He: Yue. As a noun. 14. Down: shake, swing. 15. Finn: stand up. 16. hang your tail and erect your ears: flick your tail and erect your ears. 35438+07. Jiujiu: Walk back and forth in small steps. It means that later people walked back and forth according to this. It is also often used to laugh at people who talk without looking at objects. It is not advisable to talk without looking at the object, nor is it advisable to reason with fools. According to the experience of some cattle farmers, cows can get some relaxation after listening to music, which is conducive to improving the quality of beef. It seems that playing the piano for cows is also an auxiliary feeding method.

4. Play the piano for a cow; Translate classical Chinese into English; Yesterday, Gong was a cow's horn-clearing exercise. He kept eating as before. It's not that cows don't smell, nor are they ears. Turn to the sound of mosquitoes and calves, that is, turn off your tail and listen. "

Note: Yesterday: once.

Here it is.

Clarifying practice: This refers to profound music.

Puritanism: the name of an quaint tune.

Fuck: Qinqu.

Same as before: same as before.

No: no.

Smell: Listen.

He: Yue.

Taboo: Blood-sucking flies.

Orphan calf: A calf that has left its mother.

Singing as a noun.

Descent: to shake, swing.

Finn: Stand up.

Flip your tail and ears: flick your tail and ears.

Walking around in small steps.

Once upon a time, there was a man named Gong who played quaint piano music for the cow. The cow still buried its head in the grass as before. It's not that the cow doesn't listen, it's the tune that makes its ears uncomfortable. Gong Yiming then imitated the sounds of mosquitoes and cattle flies, and (and) lonely calves. The cow wagged its tail, pricked up its ears, and took small steps to listen.