Chinese Poetry Series!Explore the beauty of ancient poems that are half a sentence of the gods
In classical poetry, some sentences are impressive with concise language and far-reaching artistic conception, and can even become representative works of literature and art. These "half-sentence gods" poems are like pearls, shining with the light of wisdom of literature and life. Today, we will delve into two of these classic ancient poems, and use them as a theme to explore life, literature and emotions in depth.
Bamboo canes and shoes are lighter than horses, who is afraid?
This sentence comes from the Tang Dynasty poet Lu You's "The Autumn Night Will Dawn Out of the Fence to Welcome the Cool Two Songs, Part One". Here, the poet uses concise and dignified language to depict a state of mind that is detached from material and free and open-minded. Bamboo canes and mango shoes are simple living utensils, but they walk briskly in the world, more calmly than galloping horses. This verse contains a love for ordinary life and a deep understanding of the inner world, expressing an open-minded and detached mentality. It is a vague and hazy beauty, and it is also an insight into the ups and downs and changes of life. No matter the wind and rain, no matter the difficulty, if there is a pure heart and an indifference, you can let your life go.
When drunk, I don't know that the sky is in the water, and the boat is full of dreams and the galaxy.
This sentence is from Xin Qiji's "Qingyu Case: Yuan Xi" in the Song Dynasty. This poem depicts an artistic conception that transcends materiality, integrates with nature, and is emotionally baptized through the drunken situation. Not knowing that the sky is in the water after being drunk is the perception of the soul immersed in nature and the same as heaven and earth. The boat full of dreams and the galaxy is a wonderful combination between inner fantasy and reality. Qingmeng is the vision and pursuit of a better future, and the galaxy is the magnificence and infinity of the universe. This poem is full of yearning for ideals and life, and at the same time, it also reveals detachment and relief from reality. In the hustle and bustle, keep a clear heart, drift with the galaxy, and drift with the dream.
Although these two verses are different, they both express a deep understanding of nature, life, and the soul. In concise and concise language, they outline the richness and depth of our hearts, leading us to the deep peace and open-mindedness of our hearts. In contemporary society, we may be in the midst of hustle and bustle, but if we can draw strength and wisdom from these ancient poems, we may be better able to face reality and embrace the beauty of life.
There is water in thousands of rivers, thousands of rivers and moons, and thousands of miles of cloudless sky.
This is based on the creation of "the sky is connected with clouds and clouds, and the galaxy wants to turn a thousand sails dance" in Du Mu's "Autumn Night Will Dawn Out of the Fence Gate to Welcome the Cool Cool Two Songs: Part I". In this poem, the poet depicts the vastness and profundity of heaven and earth from a transcendent perspective, and expresses the praise and shock of the natural landscape. The Thousand Rivers have water, which describes the abundance and flow of water resources in nature, while the Thousand Rivers Moon suggests the reflection of the moon on the rivers, showing the diversity and changes of natural beauty. Cloudless describes the clarity and clarity of the sky, while Wanli Sky is a poetic depiction of the vastness of the sky. This poem uses highly imaginative and lyrical language to show the magnificence and beauty of the natural world vividly, and people can't help but sigh at the magic and magnificence of nature.
Through the exploration and interpretation of these half-sentences of ancient poems, we have a deeper understanding and praise of the ancients for life and nature. This kind of praise is not only on the superficial depiction of the scene, but also the expression and expression of the inner world and emotional realm. The wisdom and emotion contained in ancient poems also guide contemporary people to a path of transcending material things and pursuing inner tranquility and open-mindedness. Let us not forget the awe and praise of nature, and the depth and clarity of the inner world in the hustle and bustle of modern society. May we all be in communion with nature, dialogue with the soul, and appreciate the true meaning and beauty of life, as described in the poems of the ancients.
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