1. Special-shaped words related to "WEI" and "WEI" Wei, pronounced wéi, is a phonetic character. "Shuowen·Koubu" "Wei, Nuo. From the mouth, the sound of 鹹." The original meaning is a respectful response sound, indicating acceptance, such as "Wei Nuo Nuo". Wei, pronounced wéi, is also a phonetic character. "Shuowen": "Wei, all thoughts. From the heart, good sound." The original meaning is "thinking", such as "thinking" originally written as "thinking". Wei and Wei are used as adverbs and particles, which have nothing to do with their original meanings. Wei, borrowed as a scope adverb, pronounced wéi, is used to limit the scope of things or actions, equivalent to "only" and "only". Such as "only", "fear of", "profit-oriented", "submissive to orders", "submissive to orders", "self-centered", "only", "only", etc. "WEI" can also be used in this meaning, and "WEI" can be used for "WEI" in the above words. For example: "As soon as this article is published, I can discard a lot of the clipped materials, but there is only one article. I can't bear to let it be lost..." ("The Complete Works of Lu Xun", Volume 4, Page 504) "Our working people have always been They were subjected to the most intense oppression and exploitation, and did not even receive the benefit of literacy education. They could only suffer the slaughter and destruction in silence. "("The Complete Works of Lu Xun", Volume 4, Page 221) However, in this sense, it is not the same as Only "wei" can be used for words related to "materialism" and "idealism", such as "materialism", "idealism", "idealist view of history", "materialist dialectics", etc. This is because they are powerful words that express philosophical concepts and have been highly politicized. They have been used frequently for a long time, and their word and morphology have long been finalized in social pragmatics. Wei and Wei are also used as modal particles to express affirmation and emphasis, and can also play a role in adjusting syllables. For example, "Wei Qi" and "People's hearts are only in danger" are also written as "Wei Qi" and "People's hearts are only in danger". Lifelike, originally written as "lifelike". The "wei" in "lifelike" is a modal particle, and its usage is almost the same as the "wei" in "weiqi". For example, Feng Zhenluan of the Qing Dynasty wrote in "Dult; Liaozhai gt; Miscellanies": "The wording used in the middle of "Liaozhai" is only one or two words, and they are occasionally exposed in the sentences, so they are already wonderful. The descriptions are lifelike, just like "Shui Jing" Note: "Wei Miao Wei Xiao" was later also written as "lifelike" and "wei miao weixiao" because "wei", "wei" and "wei" are often used interchangeably as modal particles. 2. The new edition of "Modern Han" standardizes the odd-shaped words related to "Wei" and "Wei". The new edition of "Modern Han" re-standardizes the odd-shaped words related to "Wei" and "Wei". There are two ways to do this. First, it is recommended to use "WEI" in adverb usage, but "WEI" can also be used. "Only 3l7 - Only 38" "For fear of 143 - For fear of 610" "For profit only 129 - Only for profit 9" "Only for orders 12 - Only for orders 4" "Only for orders 0 - Only for orders 0" "Only for me 40 - Only 7", "Only 5883 - Only 45", "Only 699 - Only 109" (The numbers indicate word frequency, based on the statistics of all the works of "People's Daily" from 1995 to 2000. The same below) These 8 groups are congruent. For words with different shapes, the former is the main article under the prefix "WEI", and the latter is the secondary article under the prefix "WEI". That is to say, the latter was originally the recommended word form or grammatical form, but now the former is the recommended one. Word form or morphology. In these 8 groups of special-shaped words, except that the frequency of "weiwei" is less than that of "weiwei" and the frequency of "wei life is listening" and "wei life is listening" are both 0, the frequency of "wei" in the remaining 6 groups is much higher than that of "wei". Higher than the frequency of using "WEI". If we consider that the frequency of using "Wei" is still so high under the strong influence of the recommendation of "Wei" in the old version of "Modern Han Dynasty", it is even more obvious that society recognizes the use of "Wei". The second is that in the usage of the auxiliary word, only "WEI" is used, but "WEI" is not used. "Wei Qi 35 - Wei Qi 97", "Wei Miao Wei Xiao 67 - Wei Miao Wei Xiao 24, Wei Miao Wei Xiao 2" are two sets of congruent words with different shapes. The former is only established under the prefix "Wei", not under "Wei" There is a bar for the latter under the prefix, which means that the practice of the old version of "Modern Han" is still retained, only using the former word form or morphology and discarding the latter one.

” Paragraph note: “Fansi, that is, superficial thinking. "When used as an adverb, "wei" and "wei" are interchangeable. Therefore, "weiyou" is also written as "weiyou". According to the principle of universality, "weiyou" should be the recommended word form. Were afraid - I'm afraid of moving, I'm afraid that he's afraid of others They didn't believe these words, so they said it very forcefully (Ba Jin's "Home") | They repeatedly asked about the departure date of the volunteers, lest people leave quietly, and when they heard the sound of the car, they would open the doors and windows and look around. Wei Wei's "Farewell") | Mu Gong Mutian also changed his mind. He and three others made a report to avoid destroying the left wing. They were completely different from the previous passionate and generous people (Lu Xun's "Collected Letters"). "Zheng Zhenduo") "Xianhan" only accepts the meaning of "wei": ① adverb. Only. Examples include "wei" and the meaning of "wei" ①. . "Da Dictionary" only accepts "fear", but the meaning of the word "wei" is "adverb." Equivalent to 'only' 'just'. Also known as 'WEI', 'WEI'." Word frequency statistics: "WEIWEI" 143, "WEIWEI" 610. The two are congruent heteromorphic words. According to the principle of universality, "WEIWEI" should be the recommended word form. (See the article "WEIWEI" ) Profit-seeking - they only care about profit and do not care about anything else. They get high-quality products at low prices and sell them at high prices (Xu Chi's "Phoenix in the Fire") | From being profit-seeking to being selfless. "Family of Hawkers")|Shu Jia is just like other businessmen, only seeking profit. Note: "Also known as profit-seeking". Both idioms are included in "Da Dictionary", and there is no difference in word frequency statistics: "Welfare-seeking" is 129, and "wealth-seeking" is the congruent idiom. Grammatical form. (See the article "Only") Obedience - obeying orders means doing whatever you are told and obeying absolutely. He Long also said seriously: "Okay, trust me, He Long, of course I will obey orders." "("People's Daily" 1997-07-29) | The so-called "only the superior" refers to obeying the orders of the "superior", being submissive, having no opinion of one's own, and always taking the leader's right and wrong as right and wrong. ("People's Daily" Daily" 2000-02-01) | Other NATO member states said "no" to the "deviant" behavior of the United States, instead of taking a submissive attitude ("People's Daily" 1999-04-13) "Xianhan". "Xinhua" and "Cihai" did not include both idioms: "Wei Ming is obedient" is interpreted as "Wei Ming is obedient"; "Wei Ming is obedient" is interpreted as "Yuyan Wei". Word frequency statistics: "Only orders are obedient" 12, "On orders are obedient" 4. The two are congruent morphological forms. According to the principle of universality, "Only orders is obedient" should be the recommended morphology. (See "Only orders is obedient". "Single" article) I am obedient to orders - I am obedient to obey orders and do whatever I am told. I am obedient to orders absolutely. I will do whatever the prime minister says. (Guo Moruo "Peacock Gut") | Luo Mingli is happy to obey orders. Listen. (Yu Min's "The First Round")| I will listen to the opinions of lesbians! (Lao She's "Female Shopkeeper") "Xianhan" only accepts "Wei orders are listened to". "Order is to obey." The "Da Dictionary" contains both idioms and has the same meaning: "It means absolute obedience." " Word frequency statistics: both are 0. The two are congruent morphological forms. According to the principle of systematicity, "Only obey orders" should be the recommended morphology. (See the article "Only obey orders") Solipsistic - Thinking that only oneself is the only one who respects oneself The most remarkable thing about them is that they are like the owners of this house, who all have a solemn and orthodox look (Xiao Jun's "Mine in May") | This view of learning also determines his attitude towards getting along with his fellow workers, and it cannot be "". "I am the only one who is supreme". (Qin Mu's "Shibei from the Art Sea·"Love Friends·Criticism Friends"") | Knowing the reason and explaining the reason, it is extremely simple... It is still the chief's thought that there is no day in the sky and that I am the only one." (Lu Xun's "Collection" "Supplement to the Collection of External Collections·New Worldly Sophistication") "Xianhan" only includes "Only I am the only one who respects".

"Big Dictionary" contains both idioms and has the same meaning. Word frequency statistics: I am the only one with 40 words and I am the only one with 7 words. The two are congruent idioms. According to the principle of universality, "I am the only one who respects me" should be the recommended form. (See the "Only" article) Only - Only There is only one; unique life is indeed the source of artistic creation, and it is the only source. (Ba Jin's "Random Thoughts: The Role of Literature") | The only trustworthy disciple has been lost, and Confucius was naturally very sad. (Lu Xun's "Essays on Qiejieting·Confucius in Modern China")|But at that time, I was in Shanghai and there was only one person who not only dared to talk and laugh casually, but also dared to ask him to do some private things, and that was to deliver books. Go to Bai Mang’s Roushi. (Lu Xun's "Collection of Nanqiangbei Diao·For the Memory of Forgetting") "Modern Han" only includes "Yiyi". "Xinhua" uses "only" as the main article and notes "also as the only one". "Cihai" did not include either word. "Big Dictionary" accepts both words and has the same meaning. Word frequency statistics: unique 5883, unique 45. The two are congruent heteromorphic words. According to the principle of universality, "only" should be the recommended word form. (See the "Only" section) Only - Only The only action is to see who dares to move into this black gate building? Only floating wealth has to be moved. (Zhou Libo's "The Storm") | She said: "I can only work hard to cultivate better and more talents for poor and remote areas." ("People's Daily" 2000-12-14) | There is no other way but to teach them everything. Pay attention and live in peace. (Ye Shengtao's "Mr. Pan is in Difficulty") "Modern Han" and "Da Dictionary" only accept "only" and interpret it as "only". "Xinhua" does not include both words, but the meaning ① of the prefix "WEI" is "WEI", and the meaning ① of the prefix "WEI" is "the same as 'WEI'①". The "Organization List of Variant Words" considers congruent variant words. Word frequency statistics: only 699, only 109. The two are congruent heteromorphic words. According to the principle of universality, "only" should be the recommended word form. (See the article "Only") Wei Qi - Wei Qilian (Book) expresses a causal relationship, which is similar to "just because". Only because she is not very elegant, she is not afraid to stand in line to receive food, so much so that even after being whipped, she still refuses flinch. (Lao She's "Four Generations Under One Roof") | Reading will destroy thousands of volumes, and you must study them over and over again. Only in this way can literary thoughts spring up when writing, like divine help. ("People's Daily" 2000-11-02) | He is still a human being, nothing more than that. But that's why he is a great person. (Lu Xun's "Huagai Collection·Soldiers and Flies") "Xian Han" only includes "Wei Qi". "Xinhua" takes "Wei Qi" as the main article and notes "Ye Zuo Wei Qi". Neither word was included in Cihai. "Big Dictionary" accepts both words and has the same meaning. Word frequency statistics: Wei Qi 97, Wei Qi 35. The two are congruent heteromorphic words. According to the principle of universality, "weiqi" should be the recommended word form. (See the "Only" item) Lifelike - lifelike, lifelike, describe or imitate very well, very lifelike. Here we write about Aunt Zhao's nagging and the dragon bell, which are lifelike. The deep love between the old couple can also be seen from this. (Zhu Ziqing's "Lao Zhang's Philosophy" and "Zhao Zi Yue")|Oddly enough, only after she ran away did he, as a husband and father, fully appreciate all the wonderful features of heredity. . ("Motherland Above All" by Chen Zufen) | "Hey! Why didn't you receive it?" Gao Songnian jumped up, his expression of fake surprise was very vivid. (Qian Zhongshu's "The Besieged City")|In this way, every move of the ancients is described vividly from the gongs and drums. (Lao She's "Zhao Zi Yue") | She imitated Chiang Kai-shek's tone of voice and expression, and compared with her beautiful and light posture, it made the whole room burst into laughter again. (Yang Mo's "Song of Youth") "Modern Han" only includes "lifelike" works. "Xinhua" takes "lifelike and lifelike" as its main article and notes that "it is also made lifelike and lifelike". "Cihai" takes "lifelike" as the main article and notes that "it also means 'lifelike'". "Big Dictionary" contains all three idioms, with the same meaning but slightly different wording. Word frequency statistics: vividly 67, vividly 24, very well 2. The three are congruent idioms. "Shuowen": "Wei, the car covers Weiye.

Paragraph note: "By extension, anyone who ties it is called Wei." When used as a modal particle, "wei", "wei" and "wei" are commonly used. But when they are used as word-forming elements, they have a division of labor: "wei" has the meaning of "only", "wei" is generally used as an affix, and "wei" has the meaning of "maintaining". Accordingly, "lifelike" should be used as the recommended form.