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牌匾不仅是指示标志，而且是文化的标志，甚至是文化身份的标志。

它广泛应用于宫殿、牌坊、寺庙、商号、民宅等建筑的显赫位置，向人们传达皇权、文化、人物、信仰、商业等信息。

牌匾目前多用于商业领域，是我国一种独特的传播商业信息的广告形式,它通过巧取文学作品、凭借商联文采、援引成语典故、附丽神话传说、名人题字，利用趋吉心理、采摘宗教词语、表达报恩情感、显示店家诚信等方式。负载着厚重的民族商业思想,折射出传统的文化色彩。

随着社会和经济的发展.探讨牌匾的传统文化,批判继承民族广告文化遗产,不但有助于中国商业文化宝藏的挖掘整理和牌匾广告历史的研究,而且对于现代广告的发展和创新也有着十分重要的借鉴、启迪和促进作用。

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'What are you doing here?' said the youth, one day.The following Monday he arrived at school on time, and he waited for Miss White to enter the classroom. She walked in, all sparkle and smiles! God, she was beautiful! He yearned8 for her smile to turn on him. It did not.'They look very good,' observed the puma with a longing51 glance, 'and I am sure you must be hungry, friend stag? Suppose you were to climb the tree and get some. You shall eat the green ones, they are the best and sweetest; and you can throw the yellow ones down to me. I dare say they will do quite well!' The stag did as he was bid, though, not being used to climbing, it gave him a deal of trouble and sore knees, and besides, his horns were continually getting entangled52 in the creepers. What was worse, when once he had tasted the bananas, he found them not at all to his liking53, so he threw them all down, green and yellow alike, and let the puma take his choice. And what a dinner he made! When he had QUITE done, they set forth54 once more.'After all, I don't know what is the use of your going, my boy! For even if you should catch a fish, I have no fire to cook it with.''Dear me! is that all? why it is child's play,' answered the head; and troubled no more about the palace for thirty-nine days. Then he told the old woman to go to the bridge and call for Hassan.'Never mind what he says! Put me on a silver dish and carry me to the palace.'The tortoise picked up the end of the bone in his mouth and went back to the elephant. 'I will fasten this to your leg,' said he, 'in the same way as it is fastened to mine, and we must both pull as hard as we can. We shall soon see which is the stronger.' So he wound it carefully round the elephant's leg, and tied it in a firm knot. 'Now!' cried he, plunging3 into a thick bush behind him.'Let me catch my fish, and I will soon make you a fire,' he answered gaily3, for he was young, and knew nothing about the difficulties of fire-making.And no more there would have been if the puma had had greater patience; but in his excitement he moved a little too soon. The monkey, who was stooping to drink, heard a rustling25, and turning caught the gleam of two yellow, murderous eyes. With a mighty26 spring he grasped a creeper which was hanging above him, and landed himself on the branch of a tree; feeling the breath of the puma on his feet as the animal bounded from is cover. Never had the monkey been so near death, and it was some time before he recovered enough courage to venture on the ground again.'Ahmed! Ahmed! Ahmed!' cried she, and immediately a huge negro, as tall as a giant, stood on the bridge before her.'I have lost it,' answered she.【句 子】All that day there was no food in the house, for the veils had not been sold, and they had no money to buy anything with. So they all sat silent at their work, inwardly cursing the head which was the cause of their misfortunes.'Your master commands you to build the most magnificent palace that ever was seen,' replied she; 'and you are to place it on the borders of the new garden.''Oh, all right; only I wish you had brought a bird with you,' answered the fox.'Grant me, sire, the hand of the queen, your niece,' replied the young man, bowing low, 'and I will defend her kingdom against all her enemies.'

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'Very well,' answered the monkey, swinging himself up; but he ate all the yellow ones himself, and only threw down the green ones that were left. The puma was furious and cried out: 'I will punch your head for that.' But the monkey only answered: 'If you are gong to talk such nonsense I won't walk with you.' And the puma was silent.It did not take her long to reach the bridge which led to the city, and she took up her position on the spot where she had first seen the head, and called loudly 'Ali! Ali! Ali.' In an instant a negro appeared before her, of such a huge size that the old woman was half frightened; but his voice was mild and gentle as he said: 'What is it that you want?'It was a transitional time in Daniel's life, a passage, a step from college into the adult world. I wanted to leave him some words that would have some meaning, some significance beyond the moment. The stag was afraid of the river; still, he was much more afraid of being laughed at, and he plunged47 in after the puma; but in an instant the current had swept him away, and if it had not borne him by accident to a shallow place on the opposite side, where he managed to scramble48 up the bank, he would certainly have been drowned. As it was, he scrambled49 out, shaking with terror, and found the puma waiting for him. 'You had a narrow escape that time,' said the puma.'The wooer is powerful, O Sultan, and nothing is impossible to him.'When the fish were all taken out, he fetched the net which he had laid out to dry, folded it up very small, and ran down to the river, hoping that he might find a place narrow enough for him to jump over; but he soon saw that it was too wide for even the best jumper in the world. For a few moments he stood there, wondering what was to be done, then there darted8 into his head some words of a spell which he had once heard a wizard use, while drinking from the river. He repeated them, as well as he could remember, and waited to see what would happen. In five minutes such a grunting9 and a puffing10 was heard, and columns of water rose into the air, though he could not tell what had made them. Then round the bend of the stream came fifteen huge whales, which he ordered to place themselves heads to tails, like stepping stones, so that he could jump from one to the other till he landed on the opposite shore. Directly he got there he told the whales that he did not need them any more, and sat down in the sand to rest.By-and-by the great rains began again. The rivers and streams filled up, and there was no need for him to go back to the pool, near the home of his enemy, the puma, as there was a large number of places for him to choose from. So one night, when everything was still and silent, and even the chattering33 parrots were asleep on one leg, the monkey stole down softly from his perch34, and washed off the honey and the leaves, and came out from his bath in his own proper skin. On his way to breakfast he met a rabbit, and stopped for a little talk.No one can imagine the joy of the whole family at the sight of all this wealth. The tiny, tumble-down cottage was rebuilt, the girls had new dresses, and their mother ceased selling veils. It was such a new thing to them to have money to spend, that they were not as careful as they might have been, and by-and-by there was not a single coin left in the purse. When this happened their hearts sank within them, and their faces fell.'You have given your word, my father, and you cannot break it,' said she.'If you have eaten it I shall take this barrel of meal in exchange,' replied the monkey; and he walked off with the barrel under his arm.'Didn't I tell you I would bring you fire?' said he, holding up his net, which was now burning briskly.The monkey quietly climbed up the nearest tree, and ate fruit most of the day, but the rabbit tired himself to death poking35 his nose into every heap of dried leaves he saw, hoping to find a serpent among them. Luckily for himself the serpents were all away for the afternoon, at a meeting of their own, for there is nothing a serpent likes so well for dinner as a nice plump rabbit. But, as it was, the dried leaves were all empty, and the rabbit at last fell asleep where he was. Then the monkey, who had been watching him, fell down and pulled his ears, to the rage of the rabbit, who vowed36 vengeance37.'The head, your master, bids you open the trunk, and to give me the red purse which you will find in it.''And that is all I care about,' said the princess.'I don't want another barrel, I want that one,' answered the monkey sternly. And as the woman stood wringing21 her hands, he caught up the little girl that he thought the prettiest and took her to his home in the palm tree.'Yes, you are,' answered the old woman.'I will assuredly give my daughter to the old woman's son,' thought he. 'If I were to search all the world through I could never find a more powerful son-in-law.'

 

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