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明治天皇下令全民取姓的传说可能没那么简单。大众熟知的版本是:百姓当场看 surroundings 即兴起名,比如田中(稻田中间)、山本(山脚)、松下(松下)。作者听商业新闻时想到这个传说,觉得故事太整齐反而可疑,像电影高潮的戏剧化处理。 
一份关于日本的姓氏与苗字的好奇研究简报。 听商业新闻,里面提到一些日文名字,又想起我一位学过日语且在日企工作过的大学好友,思绪飘到了那个关于日本姓氏来源的著名传说: 日本明治天皇下令所有人必须有自己的姓,于是大家根据周围环境,就地起了田中、山本(山脚下)、松下等带有显著地理特征的词,作为自己的姓。 转念一想,这过程也太随意太整齐了,怎么看都可疑。天上一道光然后所有人就地飞升的那种爆米花电影终章情节... 
一切始于胡说八道 一位朋友给我发来了这张图片,称之为正宗的吴道子。我找了又找,却没发现赝品。一定是真的。 我立刻回答: 这里没什么问题。他就是那个年纪的人。他亲眼所见。杜穆后来来了——他在幻想什么?一扇扇门接一扇地打开?那些门真的需要打开吗?仅仅因为吴道子带有一些随机的粤语口音,后世为什么要拒绝他呢?历史的悲剧。 开玩笑归玩笑,那首诗一出现——经过华清宫,三首四行诗中的第一首——我又想起了今年的... 
从一段胡说八道开始 朋友发来这么一张图:说是吴道子的真迹,我左看右看也没看出哪里造假了,应该是真的。 我一看,回复道: 没毛病,他就是那个年代的人,他亲眼见到的。杜牧个后世人,YY个什么劲,还次第开,那门用得着开吗?就因为吴道子有点不知道哪来的广东口音,后世人凭什么不认。历史的悲哀。 玩笑归玩笑,既然提到了这首《过华清宫绝句三首·其一》,我又回味起了今年的那次 西安旅行。当时安排了一整天给秦始皇陵... 
作者受朋友启发,决定重新设计客厅。核心观点是现代人尤其是城市小家庭,其实不需要传统的茶几和大沙发。文章记录了从灵感到立即行动的过程,探讨了如何根据真实生活需求来优化居住空间,而非盲目跟随家具潮流。 
I am a power user of Excel and Google Sheets, relying on them heavily to manage both work and life. Later, I migrated some of my heavier data management tasks to visual databases like Feishu Bitable. ... 
Bordering the Hexi Corridor to the west and China’s vast eastern plains, the Guanzhong Plain has witnessed the rise and fall of countless brilliant civilizations. Visiting this ancient land in early s... 
1. 敦刻尔克大招魂 2. 全民插管 3. 笑死 4.让一部分人先赛博起来 5.真的高手都远程 6.怪物文明 7.Are they getting along? 8.现代女巫 9.人虫合作 10. 源远流长 前几天在新闻听到中国和拉美国家高层往来互访。 今天就非常应景,在一家餐馆墙上看到这样一幅画,为双边外交关系献上了无可辩驳的铁证。 中拉关系,源远流长。 
Fresh off a trip to Xishuangbanna, I couldn’t wait to plan my next adventure. The destination—Xinjiang. The furthest west I’d ever been was Dunhuang. I was completely clueless about traveling in Xinji... 
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For most of China, the dog days of summer are just around the corner. July and August bring a special kind of misery where a quick lunch run can feel like you’re losing a layer of skin. Late last Augu... 
On a whim, I took a day off to explore this niche museum I’d stumbled upon. It’s part of the Zhejiang Academy of Surveying and Mapping Science and Technology. I didn’t expect much, planning just a qui... 
I recently wrote a pop-science piece on chemistry, Why Water Puts Out Fire. Did you notice it was actually written by an AI? What? Fooling my readers? Not at all. It’s not what you think. I didn’t jus... 
This question just popped into my head. I bet my daughter will ask it when she’s a bit older. Pause for a moment and think, how would you answer it? Think carefully. A serious answer, please. No wise ... 