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Source: Chinese Poetry Conference
Opening Remarks:
"Wildfires burn endlessly, and spring winds blow again." Bai Juyi's poem "Farewell to the Ancient Grass" written by Bai Juyi when he was sixteen years old may be one of the most widely circulated ancient poems in China. Each of us memorized it almost as a child, and of course as we grow up, we will have a newer understanding of the meaning of the poem. Just like today, the wildfires burn endlessly, the spring breeze blows again, for all the players on the scene, it means that another new game has begun, we can also seize new hopes, seize new opportunities, to create new results, good luck to all of you.
Accumulation and expansion:
"Endowed with Ancient Grass Farewell" Source: Toutiao Encyclopedia
(1) Wildfires burn endlessly, and spring winds blow again.
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Original sentence
Wildfires burn endlessly, and spring winds blow again.
derivation
Endowed with an ancient grass farewell
alias
Grass
author
Bai Juyi
Quan Tang Poetry
Work appearance
Five-word verse
dynasty
Zhongtang
Translations
Wildfires can't burn the weeds all over the ground, and the spring wind blows the earth and is green.
"Sending Farewell to the Ancient Grass" is a famous work by the Tang Dynasty poet Bai Juyi. Through the depiction of the weeds on the ancient plains, the poem expresses the feeling of attachment and farewell when saying goodbye to friends. It can be seen as an ode to weeds, and thus an ode to life. The first four sentences focus on the diachronic beauty of the weed life, and the last four sentences focus on the beauty of its synchronicity. The whole poem is rigorous, the language is natural and fluent, the battle is neat, the lyricism of the scene is blended, and the artistic conception is mixed, which is the best song in "endowed with decency". The two sentences "Wildfires burn endlessly, and the spring wind blows and grows again" as a kind of "tenacity" and are well known and have been recited through the ages.
This poem is a study for the author. According to the rules of the examination, all designated and limited poems must be written with the word "endowed" at present, and the practice is similar to that of chants, and the meaning of the question must be clearly paid, the beginning and end should be clear, the battle should be exquisitely crafted, and the whole text should be ethereal and blended, so as to be decent. The bondage is so tight that it is a good work to be less. It is reported that the author entered Beijing from Jiangnan in this year, and this work is included in the poems submitted by the Gurudwara gu shi. At first, Gu Guan looked at the young scholar and said, "The price of rice is expensive, and it is easy to live in Yifu." Although he joked about Juyi's name, he also had an unspoken meaning, saying that the capital was not easy to mix rice to eat. And reading the two sentences of "wildfires burn endlessly", I can't help but be greatly appreciative, saying: "The Tao has a word, and it is easy to live." "And widely extended reputation. (See Tang Zhanggu's "Idle Advocacy") It can be seen that this poem was praised at that time.
(2) Bai Juyi:
Bai Juyi. Source: Toutiao Encyclopedia
Chinese name
King of Poetry
Poetry demons
gender
man
Date of birth
February 28, 772 AD
Date of death
September 8, 846 AD
ancestral home
Shanxi
ethnic group
Chinese
nationality
Tang dynasty
Place of birth
Xinzheng, Henan
Country of birth
Representative works
Bai's Changqing Collection
Long hate song
Pipa line
Selling charcoal
The era in which it was located
Tang surname
occupation
Realist poet
Major achievements
A major advocate of the New Lok Fu movement
He wrote many poems that reflected the sufferings of the people
Size
The word Lotte, the number of fragrant mountain residents, also known as Mr. Drunken Yin
mausoleum
Luoyang Xiangshan White Garden
Bai Juyi (772–846), also known as Lotte, was born in Xinzheng, Henan. He was a great realist poet of the Tang Dynasty and one of the three major poets of the Tang Dynasty. He is called "Yuan Bai" with Yuan Shu and "Liu Bai" with Liu Yuxi. It is known as "Poetry Demon" and "Poetry King".
He co-sponsored the Xinlefu movement with Yuan Shu, and the official was a bachelor of Hanlin and a doctor of Zuo Zanshan.
His poems are broad in subject matter, diverse in form, and easy to use. There are "Bai's Changqing Collection" passed down, representative poems include "Long Hate Song", "Selling Charcoal", "Pipa Line" and so on.
In 846, he died in Luoyang and was buried in Xiangshan.