Life is like a long river, only after the collision with the reef and the riverbank, and through the big waves and sand, can it change from a trickle to a surging water, and finally converge to the sea.
From a positive and enterprising teenager to a twilight old man who likes to reminisce, I don't know how many hardships and blows I have experienced. Some people are sluggish and mediocre for half a lifetime, while others are more and more courageous and tempered into steel. The following shares the seven laws of modern talents, the beginning is touching, and the neck couplet is full of philosophy.
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What is born stinky skin, wine, meat, tea and tobacco hang on the stomach.
The east and west families are used to begging, and the north and south are busy.
After the hardship, I know that money is expensive, and I feel the fragrance of food after labor.
Mo Xiang is injured and independent, and the pill is still a friend dung beetle.
Shu Yuan (1914-1993), born in Yiyang, Hunan, liked to read and write since he was a child, and became famous as a teenager. After he entered the academy, he not only studied hard and worked hard, but also accepted a lot of ideas from Western culture, and actively pursued the road of progress. He served as chairman of the Wuhan Federation of Students during the "129" Movement, and after liberation, he served as a professor at Guizhou University and Yunnan University for Nationalities.
The poet has a wealth of experience in his life, not only experiencing the deep suffering of the old society, but also having the honor to witness the ruins of the new China. In order to cultivate more young talents, he did not hesitate to sacrifice his physical health and rest time, and often worked without sleep and food. The poet is full of peach and plum all over the world, and he is respected by countless people. The poet once recalled the ups and downs of most of his life, and was inspired to create this poem of seven rules.
The opening is the poet's self-deprecation, which is touching, "What is born with stinky skin, wine, meat, tea and smoke hanging on the stomach." "The poet said to himself, 'What are you born of?' but a stinking skin! Every day you are constantly stuffing your stomach with wine, meat, tea, and smoke, like the walking dead.
Huang Jingren once laughed at himself, "Nine out of ten people are white-eyed, and none of them are scholars"; Lu Xun also has a poem, "Broken hats cover their faces in the downtown area, and leaky boats carry wine in the middle of the stream." "But it's rare to scold yourself so boldly as you did. In fact, savoring it is not so much self-ridicule, but rather the author whipping those mediocre people with the help of self-deprecation.
The next two sentences describe an embarrassing and busy situation, "The east and west families are used to begging, and the north and south are busy." The poet said that when he was in trouble, he often begged for help from his neighbors, and in turbulent times, he had to travel north and south to seek refuge with relatives and friends. The words "habitual and busy" are embellished at the end of the sentence, emphasizing a normalized life.
Life is a practice, but also a trek, only after tasting the ups and downs, through life and death, can we become mature and steady. "Beihu, Nanyue" originally refers to the nomads of the north and the inhabitants of the deserted places in the south, and here it refers to the poet's life of hardships and hardships.
The neck couplet is full of philosophy, "After the hardship, I know that money is expensive, and I feel the fragrance of rice after labor." "After tasting the hardships of the world, often unable to eat and clothe, then you will know the value of money. After hard work, I shed a lot of sweat, and even if the leftovers were cold, I felt that it was delicious, and I wanted another bowl after eating it.
Suffering is like a mountain in front of us, and if you are cowardly and incompetent, you cannot climb it. But once you reach the top, you will add infinite courage and confidence to yourself. The poet has experienced all kinds of hardships, felt the test of life and death, and can better understand that happiness is not easy to come by.
At the end, it shows the broadness of his arms, "Don't be independent, and turn pills to be friends dung beetles." The poet comforted himself that he should not feel that the world is impermanent, let alone feel extremely lonely, even if he is a small and humble "Zhuanmaru", he can still have dung beetles as a friend. "Zhuanmaru" is another name for dung chopper.
The implication is that one should face reality positively and strive to communicate and connect with the outside world, rather than being self-pitying and self-indulgent. Although the previous text is a little sad and desolate, these two sentences suddenly seem high-pitched, conveying the poet's spirit of not being afraid of hardships and being proactive. The full text is sincere in emotion, simple in writing, and inspires and inspires people, which can be regarded as a masterpiece in the modern poetry world.