“问津”这个词语出自《论语·微子篇》:“长沮、桀溺耦而耕,孔子过之,使子路问津焉。”“津”是渡口的意思,“问津”就是探询渡口;后来,“渡口”的意思逐渐弱化,也可以用于探询价格或情况,比如“无人问津”、“不敢问津”。现在,这个词的用法似有进一步泛化的趋向:游戏机房挤满了中小学生而没人管,叫“无人问 The word ”Qinjin“ comes from ”The Analects of the Analects“: ”Chang Ju and Yu coupled and plowing, and Confucius passed it, so that Zi Lu asked.“ ”Jin“ is the meaning of the ferry, ” “That’s the question of ferry crossing. Later, the meaning of ”ditch“ gradually weakens, and it can also be used to probe prices or situations such as ”no one is interested in “ and ”does not dare to ask ". Now, the usage of the word seems to have a tendency of further generalization: the game room is crowded with students and primary school students and nobody calls it.