古人在形容上路、上集市和上考场时，前面都冠以一个“赶”字，称做“赶路”、“赶集”、“赶考”。这个“赶”子反映了那时人们对“路”、“集”和“考”的急切心情，也隐含了一种一定要赶到而不能耽误的信念，用词实在是既生动，又贴切。今天仔细研读和领会，深感这些词汇对? When the ancients described the road, the market, and the examination hall, they were all preceded by a word of “catch” and called “hurries,” “arrival,” and “examination.” This “catch” reflected the people’s eagerness for “road”, “set” and “examination” at that time, and also implied a belief that they must arrive without delay. The use of words is both vivid and vivid. appropriate. Read and comprehend today, and feel these words right?