"Garden after snow, pavilion by the water." "Ruihe Xian Fumei" has a saying that plum blossoms are in the ice and snow, "leaning on the east wind, smiling and smiling, hoping for the flowers to fall." The Southern Song Dynasty poet Xin Renjie's feelings for the death and nostalgia of his homeland flowed in such a mood.
Literati always use snowy landscapes to depict the desolate and profound artistic conception. Whether it is a relic of words or a lyrical scene, it is a landscape in a painting or a distant wonderland, or a parting homeland, or a small blessing in the current life.
The love of the "snow" mountains and rivers of the past and the present has never diminished. Whether in terms of visual experience or emotional implication, the content it conveys can bring us more spiritual impact.
Snow Mountain reads
A world of ice and snow
Classical gardens
Ancient scholars and doctors to obtain meritorious names to show ambitions as the ideal of life, reading is naturally a thing that does not need to be divided into time and seasons to do, after a heavy snow, a rare moment of tranquility, put down the elegant fun of looking for plums, to be able to "ten thousand scrolls of ancient and modern eternal days, a window of dawn to send the flow of the year."
△ Ming Dynasty painter Xiao Yun from the "Xueyue Reading Map" part
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In the snowy landscape, the small houses are hidden deep in the lofty mountains and silver makeup, and the time and space of the reader seem to freeze with ice and snow, only the paper is as white as snow, and only the tree is close to the ink.
△ Eastern Jin Dynasty calligrapher Wang Xizhi's "Qing Ti in the Fast Snow"
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The Eastern Jin Dynasty calligrapher Wang Xizhi created "Qing Ti at the Time of Fast Snow" with the mood of "greeting relatives and friends with a pleasant mood at the beginning of the snow".
The full text of "Qing Ti in the Fast Snow" is only 4 lines and 28 words, known as "Twenty-Eight Li Zhu", the line is smooth, round and elegant, meaning good and leisurely, and there is a sense of heaviness in Yanmei.
△ Yuan Zhao Mengfu Wang Xizhi's "Qing Ti in the Fast Snow"
△ Yuan Zhao Mengfu "Snow And Clouds Scattered Post"
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A piece of paper is about to snow and shine, from the Eastern Jin Dynasty to the Yuan, is the endless fireworks in the hearts of the literati. The meaning of this is hidden in the power of vertical, hook and pick, and also gives the ink mountains and rivers a wonderful or thick or light between rubbing, rubbing and dyeing.
△ Yuan Zhao Mengfu imitated Wang Xi's Fa Post "Fast Snow Shi Qing" and gave it to the younger painter Huang Gongwang
△ Yuan Dynasty painter Huang Gongwang 'Qingtu when the snow is fast》
"Qingtu of Fast Snow" is a painting painted by the Yuan Dynasty painter Huang Gongwang according to the rhyme of Zhao Mengfu's "fast snow when qing", which was transferred to Mo Jingxing after the original book.
"Clear Map of Fast Snow" depicts the scenery of the mountains after the snow. There is snow on the high mountains, and there is a red sun at the edge of the sky, with a touch of red light, vividly showing the bright and beautiful scene at the beginning of the snow.
The Eastern Jin Dynasty calligrapher Wang Xizhi's "Qing Ti at the Time of Fast Snow" is considered to be another masterpiece of calligraphy after the "Orchid Pavilion Preface", and was called "the first book of law under heaven" by the ancients.
△ In the Chinese Garden Culture Hall of the China Garden Museum, the audience can see the classical charm of the literati through the quaint rubbings of "Sanxitang Fa Ti", and the brushwork is fluent and beautiful, showing a leisurely atmosphere.
The literati and scholars pursued a secluded and idyllic life in the life of the retreating garden, and used the art of calligraphy and painting to show their interest in life and true emotions, leaving an immortal cultural heritage for future generations.
The last snow in the spring of 2022 makes the landscaped garden more poetic. The garden after the snow, cold and quiet, simple and elegant. See the snow garden again next time, and when the frost leaves are full, it will be expected.
Classical Chinese gardens are a treasure trove of culture and art. Whether it is poetry, painting, calligraphy, or tea ceremony, piano music, and drama, in ancient China, most of the gardens were used as a stage. In the pavilions and pavilions, you can play the piano and compose poems, you can chant and sing, you can write and ink, and the classical garden and classical art coexist in harmony.
Tips
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