What does a taxi mean in Farewell to Three Days?

The taxi in "Farewell for Three Days" refers to people with lofty ideals.

First, the scholar's pinyin: sh √.

Second, the scholar's explanation:

1, a class in the ancient ruling class second only to Doctor Qing.

2. Old refers to readers.

3. Unmarried men generally refer to men.

4. People's good names.

5. Rank 1, below captain; Also refers to soldiers.

6, some professionals said.

7. Last name.

Third, the first scholar: scholar

Fourth, the structure of Chinese characters: single words

Fifth, the word-making method: knowing.

6. Related phrases:

Ladies, nurses, hermits, doctors, soldiers

Extended data

First, the stroke order of Chinese characters: horizontal, vertical and horizontal.

Second, the phrase definition:

1, stone

Refers to student staff.

2. On scholars

Comments by scholars and officials and public opinions.

3. Discussion [sh √ y √]

Public opinion and scholar-officials' evaluation.

4. Weishi

A man of extraordinary intelligence.

5. scribe

A person engaged in writing and clerical work.