Life is a wordless book, full of wisdom and dreams; life is a hard journey, full of thorns and thorns. Everyone will fall and be injured on the way forward, but some people will stagnate and stagnate from then on, while others will not care and continue to trek.
In fact, failure is not terrible, the pain is not enough to fear, as long as you can find a suitable path in life, it is a great gain. In ancient times, there was a talented man who experienced countless ups and downs and setbacks, and finally realized the true meaning of life in his later years, and the following shared a song of the five laws of the Yuan Dynasty talents.
Creek Village is the thing
Yuan Dynasty: Zhou Quan
Cold green flying cliffs, dust and dust here.
Cranes walk in the pine path rain, monks lean on the stone clouds.
Bamboo-colored creek yin see, plum fragrant shore qu smell.
Shan Weng invited guests to drink, and the gossip was always written.
Zhou Quan was a poet in the last years of the Yuan Dynasty, and he failed to take the imperial examination many times, and although he later entered the imperial examination, he was extremely unhappy. In his later years, the author lived in seclusion in his hometown, concentrated on creation, and was praised by the world. The poet is full of ambition and talent, and his poetic works are profound and inspiring.
The poet settled in Jiangnan's old garden, built a simple hut in a mountain village, and reclaimed several wastelands next to it. Planting vegetables and planting bamboo, repairing fences and raising flowers, although the days are plain, there is no worry or worry. One day, the poet wandered the path of the mountain village, surrounded by silence and no one, but the air was very fresh.
Not far away, I came to a cliff, although not too high, but it seemed extremely steep. The author uses the word "hancui" to describe the pine and cypress between the cliffs and walls that are not withering; and also uses a "flying" word to show a straight posture, which makes people think infinitely. "Dust and noise here" expresses that the life of the mountain village is far from strife and disturbance, and is full of tranquility and indifference.
The poet continued to move forward, and suddenly saw several wild cranes walking slowly on the pine path, leisurely playing, and saw someone coming, but did not fly away in panic. There was also a monk who had traveled far away, stopping by the stone wall to rest his feet, while casually admiring the flowing clouds.
These two sentences reflect each other, and the author may not be writing about the real scene in front of him, but there must be a similar experience in his memory. Therefore, the author integrates reality and imagination in his creation, but combines movement and static, which makes people immersive and shows a harmonious atmosphere.
Following the pine path, you will see a clear stream. The stream reflects the bamboo forest, which is more green in color; the plum blossoms on the side of the stream open and fall leisurely, and a fragrance drifts with the wind into the distance, which is refreshing.
The author tells the story, but inadvertently shows pines, bamboo forests, and plum trees. The three friends of the cold and the proud cold and frost-resistant also euphemistically convey the poet's elegant bosom and extraordinary qualities.
The last two sentences are even more warm, "Shan Weng invites guests to drink, and the gossip is always written." Although the poet is quite talented, he is not like the Tang Dynasty poet Liu Yuxi, "talking and laughing has a great Confucianism, and there is no white Ding." On the contrary, he felt that the threesome, must have my teacher, and interact with people, there will always be something to gain, not to mention that he is also half a mountain man."
They toasted and talked, and the poet returned to the truth, not only feeling the ease and safety of the peasant life, but also forgetting the sadness brought to him by the ups and downs of his career, and never suffering from gains and losses again, at this time he felt that there was a real taste in this. The true meaning of life is not to constantly pursue fame and fortune, but to relax as much as possible and forget all worries, so as to live your own appearance.
Zhou Quan's Five Laws is beautiful and simple, although it does not use allusions and does not see any traces of deliberate carving, but the whole piece vividly shows the beautiful scenes of mountain villages and the idyllic and leisurely picture of farm life, full of warmth and reflecting loose feelings.
The author only uses three words and two words to depict the image of a spontaneous and bold mountain man; at the same time, "Crane Walk, Monk Leaning" and "Bamboo Color, Plum Fragrance" all describe delicate images, showing the extraordinary literary skills of the talented man, worthy of the appreciation of the Yuan Dynasty literary leader Jie Daisi and others!