The word "read and write" in PEP 8th grade is in urgent need of phonetic notation.

After-class "Reading and Writing" Induction of "Chinese for Grade Seven and Grade Nine" published by People's Education Publishing House (8th grade Volume II) The first lesson "Mr. Fujino" is crimson: crimson. Peugeot biāozhi: beautiful. Here is irony, used for irony. Appearance, manners, etc. Close to perfection or ideal, causing great enjoyment in aesthetics. ) Lu ò di: It originally meant that you failed in the imperial examination. This refers to failing the exam. Not bad. Bê xê n: Rude. Poor, humble. (disrespectful and impolite; Arrogant) blame jié zé: question and blame. Excuses, excuses, excuses. You can learn from the light of oil. Yóuguāngkějiàn In this article, you put oil on your head, which makes it shine like a mirror. Take a look. (Glossy, described as particularly smooth and shiny. Can see, clear enough to see people clearly. Sword, this means according to. ) cadence yü yá ng-dü ncu: ups and downs, pauses, turns. Describe music that is pleasing to the ear or articles or poems that are readable, catchy and forceful. Deep-rooted illness, deep-rooted hatred: extreme disgust and hatred. Also known as "deep pain disease". The second lesson "My mother" refers to cataract eye disease, which refers to the turbidity or collapse of dark circles (cornea) after the lesion heals, and leaves scars in the dark circles. All the symptoms that hinder vision caused by intraocular and extraocular cataracts can be called pannus. Punish zéfá: punish; Punishment. Li Qiqi Dunn: Attention, measurement. Query zhiwè n: ask questions according to facts; Ask questions. Gu 'angmo ancient snipe ngm snipe: vast and empty. Restraint: to curb free action or speech; Restrain, so as not to deviate. Forgive kuā nshù: forgive, forgive. Elegant: describes the elegance of people's speech and behavior. Lesson 3 My First Book Humor: Humorous and meaningful. Sad q and c m: n: sad and miserable. Mystery: unfathomable secret; Mystery; Secret. Tossing and turning f ā nlá i-f ù qù: It means tossing and turning when you can't sleep. Metaphor means that things are repeated over and over again. Lesson 4 "lev tolstoy" Black y ǒ uh ē I: The skin is blue-black by the sun. The color is dark black. Stay in ZH √ liú: Don't move. Stupid yú dú n: Stupid; Dull. Verve (refers to a person's mind and measure) spirit and grace. Restrict or restrain. Describe high spirits and extraordinary bearing. Sharp: strong and sharp. It also describes the sharpness of language, language, feelings, eyes, etc. Dwarf zhrú: an unusually short person; Shorty. Describe being short. Hotel: Hotel. Embarrassed gāngà: I can't get rid of the dilemma. Abnormal behavior or attitude. Secretly, unseemly. Rough cū-làNZào: The texture is not exquisite but overproduced. Metaphor tolerates bad people. Hiding evil and accepting evil: a metaphor for tolerating dirty and ugly people and things. Also known as "shelter evil people from evil practices". Unhappy yù yù-gu m: Huā n: It means unhappy, hold your breath. Hè lì-jì qú n: It means that a person's talent or appearance stands out from a group of people. Sitting in danger: pack your clothes and sit up straight. Describe a serious and solemn look. For a while, low eyebrows d and mé ihà nsh ǒ u looked humble and obedient with their heads down. Chénghuáng-chéngkǒng: It was originally used by courtiers in feudal society to memorialize the emperor, but now it is often used to describe caution and trepidation. Undoubtedly, wúkě-zhyí: No doubt. Describe the evidence as conclusive and obvious. In the shade? In the shade, in the dark. Pale with fear. Vast ancient Ngà owú yí n: Vast and boundless. In ancient times, things were long and wide, and north and south were long and wide. Lesson 5 "Reshaping Life" Twist Cu?niǐn hope qǐpàn n: Hope; Hope. Copy fány?n: copy and derivation; Gradually increase. Migration qi ā NX ǐ: migration; Move it. Change; Change. Periodically migrate from one area or climate zone to another for food or reproduction. Be called up for a long service. Foraging: refers to birds and animals looking for food everywhere to eat. Yó urá né rsh ē ng: It describes that thoughts and feelings come naturally. Colorful flowers huātuán-jǐncù: Describe colorful and gorgeous scenery. It also refers to various colors and colors. Beautiful dream! U: there are too many beautiful scenery to see; The artwork is too beautiful to look at. Flowers are like flowers, fá nhuā sí j ǐ n: (blooming flowers; ) All kinds of flowers are bright and colorful. A sudden change in the situation: a metaphor for a sudden and great change in the situation. Undefined bù kě-mí ng: it cannot be described in words (name: spoken language). Love English is colorful, Luòyěng bīnfēn: falling red; Countless fallen flowers, messy. Meditation and daydreaming Mince and xi á xi Mince meditation (fantasy) transcends reality and makes lofty imagination. Ai Ai described stuttering in the early stage. Zhou Chang stammered in the Han Dynasty and once again argued with Emperor Gaozu, saying, "I can't speak, but I can't know in the early stage." Wei Deng Ai in Romance of the Three Kingdoms stammered when talking about herself, and even said "alas alas". Lesson 6 "Snow" Learn Bosi: Be knowledgeable, be knowledgeable. Beautiful m iyàn: beautiful and gorgeous. Elimination, treatment and dissolution. Fade out: fade out. Bitter cold. Ascend shhēngténg∶: ascend to heaven; Go up. Powder: a box containing rouge and powder. Lesson 7 "Ode to Thunder and Lightning": Look sideways and describe arrogance. Dirty w ū hu: dirty; Not clean. Something unclean. Sharp: strong and sharp. It also describes the sharpness of language, language, feelings, eyes, etc. Burst bèngshè: spray in all directions. Play bNo. būNong∶:: Play. Be at the mercy of; Dominate and abuse nüèdài: Treat people with cruel and cruel means. Thunder léitíng∴: Thunder. Metaphor is anger or great prestige. Hesitation: Hesitation. Whip biāntà: whip; Pray for qí d m: o to drive; Pray for God's blessing. Sinzu ∴ niè: Buddhist language. Refers to the evil deeds that deserve retribution. Pain. Tu! Ní-dà ishu ǐ: Describe walking on a muddy road. Metaphor is delayed or not concise enough. Lesson 8 Two Essays "The Sun and the Moon" Lesson 9 Haiyan is boundless: empty and far away. Timid d: nqiè: timid; Cower; Afraid. Emerald F cicu: monoclinic mineral composed of sodium silicate and aluminum, which becomes valuable jade after processing. Animal name. Also known as red jade. It belongs to vertebrates, birds, Buddhism and monkeys. Elves j and j and jīnglíng∶: ghosts; Jesus Christ. Smart; Smart and witty. Winding w ā nyá n: the way snakes crawl in twists and turns. Zigzag extension lesson 10 "Songs (Excerpts)", "Songs of the Waves" and "Songs of the Rain" Stubbornness: stick to your own opinions and stick to your own opinions. Qiáocui: Huang Shou; Thin and withered; Withered, sleepy, troubled. Gift kuìzèng: Gifts also refer to things given and gifts. True meaning: true theory and true essence; The secret is. Brilliant cuǐcàn: described as dazzling. Mosaic xiāngqiàn: Mosaic objects as decoration. Kùxiào xià o: Very similar. Vows of eternal love: If a man and a woman swear to love each other forever. Also said "vows of eternal love". Sigh chá ngx ū-du m: I can't stop sighing. Qiānshān-wàNHè≈qiānshān-wàNHè: There are many mountains and deep ditches. This road is long and dangerous. Domineering: Arrogantly superior to others. Lesson 11 "Fear of Nature" Artemisia selengensis péng hāo: (Fang) Artemisia selengensis. Erigeron and Artemisia refer to weeds. Close at hand zh ǐ ch ǐ: Metaphorically close. Rotten lángjí: a mess; Scattered and scattered. Also known as "Wolf". Shout nà h m: shout loudly; Shout for help, especially when soldiers are fighting or chasing. Overwhelming force: quantity: measure, estimate. Don't measure your ability. Describe overestimating yourself, and mostly refer to doing things beyond your ability. Dwarfed by Xiāngxíng-Jiàn CHO: Compared with each other, one side is very inferior. Exquisite J and ngqi m: o jué lú n: Exquisite and ingenious, unparalleled. Gourmet m? iè i-jiā yá o: First-class food. Delicate and delicious food. Delicious food Lesson 12 Lop Nur, the Lost Fairy Lake: the bleak sound of vegetation being hit by autumn wind. Lonely and desolate. Warm hé xé: warm. Dry gānhé: rivers, ponds, etc. Dry and waterless. There is no water. Swallow t ū nshi: Swallow; Swallow it. Swallow it whole. Swallow it. Bare Lu ǒ l?: bare; There is nothing to hide. Gobi desert gē bē tā n: Mongolian is called desert, which is different from ordinary desert. This area is full of sand and stones, the ground is short of water and there are few plants. The sea became a mulberry field, and the mulberry field became a sea. Metaphor is impermanent, and life is impermanent; Or a metaphor for the great and rapid changes in the world-abbreviated as vicissitudes of life. Lesson 13 "The Mystery of Lemmings" is comparable to pě mě i: the degree of beauty can be compared; Short-sighted, shǔmù-cùnguāng: short-sighted, metaphorically short-sighted, lacking foresight. Complementarity: complement each other and cooperate with each other. Lesson 14 "The Return of the Wild Goose" Silence Jiānà: Shut your mouth. Peeking at the library and stone: secretly observing; Peeping. Hunt: To kill or hunt wild animals. Caution: I don't want to say it because of some concerns. Withered diāolíng: Vegetation withers and falls. Decline, depression. Used to describe the dispersion of human casualties. Gliding huáxiáng: refers to an object floating in the air, not relying on power, but only using the buoyancy of the air. Overbearing mù k! Ng-yíqiè: Arrogance, contempt for everything. Lesson 15 "Hello-Come out" Smile for the Olympic bid: Smile. Laugh: a. sneer; B. smile. Clapper p ā ib m 4 n: Playing time. In the past, when a company auctioned goods, people used clappers to express it. Metaphor means that the person in charge makes some kind of decision. Percussion instrument, used to beat time, is made of several boards. Also known as the drum plate. Obtain money, especially by improper or illegal means. It's dark. Darkness. Trembling chàNCàNW VI I: Trembling and inaccurate. I don't agree with the plan. Xi: Have a plan. Metaphor means to have a plan before doing something. There is no doubt that bê ró ngzhí yí: There is no doubt that this means authenticity. Generous kā ngki à f ā ng: Don't care about property, don't be stingy. Equal treatment: without distinction; Equal treatment. Work hard and complain. Rè ná o-rè nyuà n: I work hard and I am not afraid of being complained. Lesson 16 "Song Hui in Yunnan" Squatting in D ū NJ: Squatting. Salary and chóuhè: salary and service are coordinated; Answer with poetry. Twilight xρwēI: Twilight, not full. Metaphor: for example, metaphor. Persuade. Simple chúnpǔ incarnation: honesty and simplicity. That is, things arouse interest. Seeing what is in front of you arouses interest and interest. Quoting the Book of Xun Shuang in the Later Han Dynasty by YǐNJρng-jǐdiǐn: "The meaning of quoting the book is the book of classics." Refers to quoting sentences or stories from classic works. There is also a saying that "from ancient times" swims: happy. Long yinfeng Li ó ng Yí n fè ng Hu lesson 17 "duck eggs in the dragon boat festival" salted yān: sound and shape. Choose the sound from the meat. Original meaning: Soak food with salt. Lintel: the beam above the door frame. Family background. Amaranth: Millet, widely distributed, with thin and long stems, dark purple or green leaves, oval, green and white flowers and black seeds. Leaves and stems are often eaten as vegetables. Native place jíguàn: my ancestral home or the place where I was born. Ché nghuá ng Mià o: Town God, Taoism refers to the patron saint of the city. An ancient place dedicated to the patron saint of the city. Awe: describes the respect and admiration caused by being moved. Capsule firefly reflects snow nángy ying ying Xuī: (Capsule firefly, a poor family in Che Yin, Shaanxi Province, studies in summer nights and uses a capsule to hold fireflies for lighting. Xue Ying, Sun Kang of Jin Dynasty, came from a poor family and often studied in Xue Ying. ) Yeast and Xue Ying refer to the stories of Che Yin and Sun Kang in Jin Dynasty who studied hard with the light of fireflies and the reflection of snow. Lesson 18 "Make a hullabaloo about" You are a stubborn person. Cymbals, cymbals, percussion instruments. A round brass musical instrument with a protruding center and two pieces hitting each other [cymbals]. In ancient times, it was called "copper cymbals" and "copper plates". Originally popular in the western regions, it was introduced to the mainland during the Northern and Southern Dynasties. Asking for zhāolái: asking for it. Tiexuan tiūXun cake b! Thin [square]: a cake or block food made of coarse grains. Steamed bread. ǜ g ǜ n: Sorghum stalks with ears removed. Susie Ngbià n: Keep up with the changes in the situation, seize the opportunity and respond flexibly. Hezhé yā yù n: It means rhyme. The glib yó uzu ǐ-huá shé: please with sweet words. Now it is often used to describe a person who is frivolous, glib and good at catering (derogatory). Lesson 19 "Spring Wine" Jiā pā i: Homemade Wine. Fermented grains generally refer to wine here. Take the lead y: m:-d: ngxi: n: describe taking the lead in setting an example, playing a leading role, and setting an example. As the name implies, Gê mí ng-snyi: You can infer its meaning by looking at its name. Lesson 20 Secular Miracles: Zhang, a bricklayer, and Yang Ba, a glib talker, take part in accidental amusement. Originally, artists began to perform when they met the right performance venue. Later, it was used to do as the Romans do and join in the fun. Exquisite in all directions bāmiàn-línglóng: Originally, it means that the windows are spacious and bright, and later, it means that people are clever and smooth, and they are perfunctory in all aspects and do not offend anyone. Watch the rudder kànfēng-shǐduò: Watch the wind and take the helm. Metaphor changes direction with the situation and adjusts countermeasures. Zu ǒ yò u-fé ngyuá n: It is a metaphor for doing things with ease. Metaphor is smooth. Ignorant gü lò u-gu: metaphorically speaking, knowledge is shallow and poor. Renqing ngli à ndá: Familiar with the world. Sophistication means being experienced and familiar with the world.