Who is the emissary of the emissary?

(1) is used after a noun indicating time to indicate a pause.

My uncle died of a tiger before, my husband died, and now my son is dead. -Book of Rites

(2) As a sign of attributive postposition

A horse can travel thousands of miles, and a stone can eat it all. -Tang Han Yu's Miscellaneous Notes

(3) Used after nouns to indicate a pause in pronunciation and lead to the following, often indicating judgment.

Benevolent people are the best in the world. -Book of Rites

(4) Used at the end of a sentence to indicate that the tone is finished.

Adults, do not lose childlike innocence. -"Mencius"

(5) Used at the end of a sentence, collocated with interrogative words to express doubt.

Gone with the wind will not end in the morning, nor will the shower last all day. Which one? -"Lao Zi"

words explanation

1, messenger [shǐzh ch]?

Definition: People who are ordered to travel (now mostly diplomats).

2. Patient?

Definition: A person with a certain disease.

3. reporter [j? zh]?

Interpretation: Professionals engaged in interviews, news writing and photography in newspapers, news agencies, radio stations, television stations and other news organizations.

4. Walker [xíng zh]?

Interpretation: refers to the unshaven believers in Buddhist temples.

5. Reader [dúzh]?

Interpretation: people who read books and articles.