Tang Dynasty poet Gao Biao's "To the Snow" is really beautiful to the heart, come and enjoy it!
The poem "To the Snow" is just four sentences, but it shows the purity and beauty of snow to the fullest.
The first sentence, "When the six flying flowers enter the house", vividly depicts the scene of snowflakes falling, as if those crystal clear snowflakes are dancing and gently flying into the house. Then, "sit and watch the green bamboo turn into Qiongzhi", the poet sat in front of the window and quietly watched the green bamboo turn into beautiful Qiongzhi and jade leaves under the decoration of snow.
This picture not only shows the magic of snow, but also expresses the poet's inner peace and joy.
In the last two sentences, "Now it is good to look at the tall building, covering all the evil roads in the world", the poet climbed the tall building, overlooking the earth, only to see the snow, covering all the ruggedness of the world. This is both a celebration of snow and a yearning for a better world.
This poem uses concise and clear language to express the love of snow and the pursuit of a better world. In the cold winter, let us enjoy this song "To the Snow" together and feel the purity and beauty.
Gao Biao's "To the Snow" not only depicts the beauty of snowflakes, but also expresses the yearning for a better world. In this winter, let's feel the purity and beauty of snowflakes together!
Exhibition Hours:
April 19, 2024
Exhibits:
Gao Biao (Tang) "To the Snow"
Original poem:
When the six flying flowers enter the house,
Sit and watch the green bamboo turn into a branch.
Now it's good to look at the tall building,
Cover all the evil roads in the world.
Exhibited Works:
Hao Yi
Yao Shufang
Zhao Zhongsheng
Liu Guohua
Gufeng
Yao Shufang
Hao Yi
Poetry Commentary:
The snowflakes fluttered into the window, and I sat in front of the window and watched the green bamboo turn as white as jade. At this time, I happened to climb the tall building to look into the distance, and all the treacherous forks in the road in the world were covered by heavy snow.
Author of the poem:
Gao Biao, born in 821 A.D. and died in 887 A.D., was a native of Youzhou (now Beijing). His ancestral home was Bohai Beixian (now Jing County, Hebei Province), and his ancestors were the famous "Bohai Gao" in Shandong. A famous general and poet in the late Tang Dynasty, and the grandson of Gao Chongwen, the king of Nanping County. The Book of the New Tang Dynasty included it in the Biography of Traitors.
Gao Biao is a military minister and good at literature, and is known as the "Eagle Servant". His poem "Ya You Qi Algae". "All Tang Poems" has a volume of his poems.
Introduction to the author of the calligraphy work:
Hao Yi (Shijiazhuang, Hebei, 1974), 14 years old began to learn seal carving, calligraphy, 18 years old under the Hebei calligraphy master Mr. Niu Xiao, is now a member of Shijiazhuang Calligraphers Association, Hebei Financial Calligraphers Association.
Yao Shufang (female, Shaoyang, Hunan, 1965), master's degree of Huazhong University of Science and Technology, economist, calligraphy and ancient poetry lover.
Zhao Zhongsheng (Yueyang, Hunan, 1970) was a businessman and a hobby of calligraphy.
Liu Guohua (Yueyang, Hunan, 1945), a researcher at the Yueyang Institute of Educational Sciences, a member of the Yueyang Calligraphers Association, and a member of the Chinese Elderly Calligraphy and Painting Association.
Yang Shufeng (Zhuolu, Hebei, 1973), pen name Gu Feng, calligraphy enthusiast, member of Zhangjiakou Hard Pen Calligraphy Association.
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