“窈窕淑女,君子好逑……”这句话大家都能随口而出,但前面一句是什么,有啥特殊内涵?能说清楚的人恐怕就不多了。但我们要知道,在旧时的中国,无论城市还是乡村,几乎每一个坐在私塾里的小孩都会摇头晃脑地吟诵:关关雎鸠,在河之洲。窈窕淑女,君子好逑……何以如此呢?原因很简单,因为私塾里的先生给他们上的启蒙课,往往就是吟诵《诗经》的第一首诗《周南·关雎》。 “窈 窕 lady, gentleman 逑 逑 ... ” This sentence we can casually out, but what is the front, what special meaning? I am afraid to say no more. However, we must know that in old China, almost every child in a private school, whether urban or rural, shouts his head and shouts his head. The reason is very simple, because the teacher in private school gave them the enlightenment class, often chanting the first poem of the Book of Songs, “Zhou Nan Guan 雎.”