在古汉语中,有时把本来应该分开来说的事情并成一个句子来说,这样的句子,叫做“合叙”。例如: ①自非亭午夜分,不见曦月。(《三峡》) ②素湍绿潭,回清倒影。(同上) ③侍中、侍郎郭攸之、费祎、董允等,此皆良实。(《出师表》) 例①是“非亭午不见曦”和“非夜分不见月”两句合并成一句来说。句意为:如果不是中午,就见不到太 In ancient Chinese, a sentence that was originally supposed to be separated is sometimes referred to as a sentence. Such a sentence is called “unification.” For example: 1 From midnight at the non-bathing booth, no bright moon is visible. (“The Three Gorges”) 2 is a green lake, reflecting the reflection of the Qing Dynasty. (ibid.) 3 Shi Zhongzhong, Shi Lang Lang Guo Fei, Fei Fei, Dong Yun, etc. (“Apprenticeship Form”) Example 1 is a combination of two sentences: “Non-no-paviloons do not see yo” and “Non-night no-see-months”. The sentence means: If it is not noon, it will not be seen too