What's the difference between calm, quiet, quiet, quiet and silence?

The differences between calmness, tranquility, quietness and quietness: different meanings, different sources and different emphases;

First, the meaning is different.

Calm down: (mood, environment, etc. ) there is no uneasiness, no turmoil.

Quiet: (environment, mood) Quiet.

Quiet: there is no sound; There is no noise or murmur.

Quiet: quiet and elegant.

Silence: no sound; Very quiet.

Second, the sources are different.

Calm: Mao Zedong's criticism of Han chauvinism: "On the surface, it seems calm, but in fact the problem is very serious."

Serenity: Chapter 10, Part V of Wei Wei's "The Orient": "This kind of bird sounds different in the morning when it is wet with dew, in the quiet noon and in the hazy moonlit night."

Jing: Mao Dun is color blind: "Lin Baishuang is getting quiet."

Quiet: Mao Dun's "Disillusionment" XIII: "She has urgently needed a quiet and beautiful life, and now, the dream life has finally arrived."

Silence: Lu Xun's How to Write Three Leisure Collections: "After 9 o'clock at night, the stars are scattered all over the sky. In a foreign building, there is no one but me. I fell silent. Silence is like wine, which makes people slightly drunk. "

Third, the emphasis is different.

Calm: represents a person's calm and indifferent manner.

Quiet: It means the forest or Woods are quiet.

Quiet: It means the environment is quiet.

Quiet: refers to a cold and quiet place.

Silence: refers to a place where there is no sound.