Su Ru, a Chinese word, pronounced as súrú, means an old and learned scholar.

Explain?

An old and knowledgeable reader. ?

Source?

"History of Han Dynasty, History of Zhai, Biography of Jin Fang": "It's the time to study Jin Fang while staying in Confucianism and having a clear river and a land on one side.

Tang Hanyu's Teacher: "Doctor, I am a freshman. I cried when I heard the news of Mr. Shi's death.

Lu Xun's "A hundred flowers blossom in the morning, from a hundred herbs garden to a three-pool moon": "Because he is a profound man, he will never be ignorant.

"The Book of the Later Han Dynasty" Volume 63 "Biography of Gu Li": "The attendants are all young, and no one can be consulted by Confucian adults overnight. This is a real sigh.

Word decomposition

Sue's explanation? Stay overnight, sleep at night: stay overnight. Stay overnight. Sleep outside. Dormitory (? )。 Camping Old, engaged in a job for a long time: veterans. Su Ru Su Ming is always, always: an ancient wish. Chronic diseases in Su Zhi. An old enemy stays overnight, the next year: it rains at night (

Confucian explanation? Confucianism refers to scholars: Confucian scholars. A knowledgeable scholar. Confucian forest (the forest of Confucian scholars, originally referring to academia). Elegance (gentle style of scholars). ? A school represented by Confucius and Mencius in China during the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period: Confucianism. Confucianism (that is, "Confucianism")