When it comes to Chinese poetry, it is nothing more than Tang poetry and Song poetry. Regarding the heyday of words, there has always been a saying that "words are large to the Northern Song Dynasty, and deep to the Southern Song Dynasty", but in fact, after the Song Words, there are also Qing words that are a family of their own. In the early Qing Dynasty, in addition to the Yangxian word school and the Zhejiang Western word school, the unique Naran character de can be described as the most noteworthy.

Zhou Yi's "Words and Sayings of Hui Feng" pushed Naran Zhide to the height of "the first word hand of the beginning of the country", and Wang Guowei praised it as "since the Northern Song Dynasty, only one person" in the "Words and Sayings of the World", and even his "Drinking Water Words" were praised by Zhang Jianyang as "Preface": "The world knows it". What kind of charm does a young talent who comes from the "family of poetry and books" and has enjoyed flowers for a long time win the recognition and admiration of countless literati in front of and behind him and for hundreds of years? Today, let's walk into the "first talent of the Manchu Qing Dynasty" Naran Sex de, and find out!
Naran Zhide (19 January 1655 – 1 July 1685), of the Yehenara clan, was a Member of the Yehenara clan, a native of Langjiashan, a Manchurian Zhenghuangqi man, a poet of the early Qing Dynasty, whose original name was Chengde, who was once renamed Sex Virtue for avoiding prince Baocheng.
It is said that Naranjand's family lineage is prominent, so to what extent is it prominent? His family was the Manchu Qing clan of Yiye Henara, which produced countless celebrities, and the Zhenghuang Banner, which was personally commanded by the Free Emperor and one of the three banners; his great-grandfather Jin Taiji was Yehebe Belle, his sister Meng Gugege was the birth mother of Emperor Taiji, his father was the powerful Wuyingdian University Scholar Mingzhu, and his mother was Heshuo Gege of the Ai Xinjue Luo family... Born in such a bell-ringing food family, Rong Ruo can no longer simply be said to have been born with a golden spoon.
Naran had such a noble origin, and the family pressure he shouldered was naturally not ordinary. Since childhood, reading poetry and writing, and practicing both literature and martial arts are just ordinary operations, not worth mentioning; at the age of 19, he presided over the compilation of the Confucian compilation "Tongzhitang Jingxi", and at the age of 22, he stayed by Kangxi's side as a royal bodyguard, accompanied Kangxi on many tours, and became a calligrapher and a collector. As a lyricist, he has achieved great success in literature.
Naranjande has 348 extant poems, and the themes involve love, friendship, border plugs, wing plugs, wing objects, and wing history. Nalan's words are mainly affectionate, graceful and fresh, and the pen is like a flowing cloud, and pure feelings pour out at the end of the pen.
He has the capital of a stupid boy, but he is a person with a personality. He is a sad person of the emperor of thousands of years, and he is the unique talent who has dumped countless descendants in the past three hundred years, and the phrase "if life is only like the first sight" penetrates the dust of history and falls on everyone's heart.
Nalan Rongruo in the words of "Painting Hall Spring , A Lifetime of One Couple" is emotionally hot and pathetic, changing the usual gentle gentleman and lingering affection. A lifetime of one generation and a couple, competing for two souls. Acacia does not look at each other, who is the spring of the day? Pulp to the blue bridge is easy to beg, medicine into the blue sea is difficult to run. If you are allowed to visit Oxford, you are relatively poor.
According to reports, Naran Sex de and cousin Xie Shi two small no guess, green plum bamboo horse. Later, the cousin entered the palace, forced to be helpless, the two were separated by a high wall, and never saw each other again. In order to maintain his promise with Naran, Xie committed suicide. The love has always remained in Rong Ruo's heart and has never dissipated. Perhaps it is precisely for this reason that in this poem, the humble gentleman's Naran character is unusual, emotionally intense, straightforward in speech, and cut off from the liver and intestines. The reluctance and pain left by his young life made every reader feel enlightened. He is a veritable "rich second generation", but he is also "the first sad person in eternity"