Life is like a long scroll of ups and downs, and middle age is the thickest chapter in this long scroll. At this particular stage, we may need some guidance, some revelation, to light the way forward.
When I reached middle age, I not only experienced the baptism of wind and waves, but also enjoyed the thousands of scenery along the way. At this time, we are no longer young and enthusiastic teenagers, nor are we fledgling ignorant youths, but middle-aged people who have a deeper understanding of the true meaning of life and pursue a higher realm.
Li Bai, the bold poet of "100 Poems on Fighting Wine", wrote in his masterpiece "Will Enter the Wine": "You don't see the water of the Yellow River coming up from the sky, rushing to the sea and never returning." ”
In middle age, we can drink Li Bai's wine, not only to release the passion and wildness in our hearts, but also to learn his courage to not be afraid of the world and dare to pursue dreams. Just like the water of the Yellow River, our hearts should also be galloping, courageously moving forward, and not afraid of any challenges and difficulties.
Du Fu, the poet who worries about the country and the people, describes in his masterpiece "Spring Hope": "The country is broken by mountains and rivers, and the city is deep in spring. ”
In middle age, we need to learn to see Du Fu's sorrows, not only to understand the suffering and injustice in the world with a broader mind, but also to learn from his feelings of worrying about the country and the people and the world. His poems, like the plants and trees on that spring day, are still lush in the midst of war, showing the tenacity and tenacity of life, and also inspiring us to maintain our perseverance in difficult situations.
Su Shi, the open-minded and optimistic lyricist, wrote in his masterpiece "Water Tune Song Tou: When Will the Bright Moon Be": "When will the bright moon be? ”
In middle age, we can appreciate Su Shi's bright moon, not only to taste the detachment and open-mindedness, but also to learn his calmness and calmness in the face of the ups and downs of life. His words, like the bright moon, always hang high in the sky, illuminating our way forward, and making us understand that no matter how life changes, the light and hope in our hearts should never be extinguished.
Wang Wei, the poet of the landscape and pastoral, described in his masterpiece "Autumn Dusk in the Mountain House": "After the new rain in the empty mountains, the weather is late in autumn. ”
Wang Wei's poems, like the spring in the mountains in autumn, wash our souls and let us find tranquility and peace in the hustle and bustle. In middle age, we should learn to cherish every good memory, find a balance between nostalgia and letting go, and face the ups and downs of life with a more peaceful mind.
Tao Yuanming, the hermit who retreated to the countryside, constructed an ideal world in his masterpiece "The Story of the Peach Blossom Spring": "The land is flat, the houses are like houses, and there are good fields, beautiful ponds, mulberry and bamboo. ”
In middle age, we can keep Tao Yuanming's fairyland in our hearts, not only to pursue inner peace and peace, but also to learn his way of life that is detached from the world and returns to nature. His articles, like the world of peach blossom springs, are out of reach, but they are always the yearning and pursuit in our hearts. This pursuit allows us to maintain a sober and independent attitude in our busy life, never forget our original intention, and stick to our own beliefs and pursuits.