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米醋的作用不包括A.散瘀止血B.理气止痛C.疏肝健脾D.行水解毒E.矫臭矫味

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米醋的作用不包括

A.散瘀止血
B.理气止痛
C.疏肝健脾
D.行水解毒
E.矫臭矫味

答案:

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汉字之美,美在多维

①汉字是全世界最美丽的文字之一.今天,我们不妨从几何学的角度来发掘汉字之美。

②几何学研究空间,空间具有维度,维度越多自由度越大·维度较抽象,举例以明之:洞中潜蛇为洞壁所限只能前进后退,它的空间只有一维。原上奔马除前进后退外还能左转右转,它的空间是二维的。空中飞鸟除前进后退左转右转外,还能向上腾飞向下滑翔,语云:“天高任乌飞”,鸟比谁都自由,因为三维空间具有最大的自由度。

③自由度来自多维空间。汉字有象形、指事、会意、形声、转注、假借六书。象形字从图形转化而来,理所当然是二维的。其余五书也多半包含象形部分,例如形声字,一半象形一半拟声,非二维不足以容纳。再者,汉字是由横、竖、点、撇、捺等笔画构成的,好比在桌面上拼七巧板,必须有二维的自由度才能拼出千变万化的美丽图案来.可见汉字本质上是二维的,如原上奔马纵横驰骋,为汉字之美奠定了坚实的基础.

④汉字的书法突破汉字二维的局限,独具一格,演绎出汉字的多维之美.

⑤汉字书法讲究构架。构架类似于绘画之构图,至少须有二维空间所提供的大量自由度,字形才谈得上构架,才能体现出篆隶楷行草之特色,才能将各家之不同风格表现得淋漓尽致。

⑥汉字书法讲究悬腕.书法家手腕悬空,方能随心所欲运臂使指挥毫着墨,在三维空间中发挥最大的自由度。

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A. mind

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A. that are protected by campus security

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D. that enjoy very good publicity

5. What is the text mainly about?

A. Exact campus crime statistics

B. Crimes on or around campuses

C. Effective solutions to campus crime

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