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In countless quiet nights, we light the lamp in our hearts, brew a pot of fragrant tea, and hold a book of poetry in our hands, and we can always find solace in the soul. Poetry, a cultural treasure originating from thousands of years ago, has long been deeply integrated into the blood of Chinese children and has become an indispensable part of our lives.
Some people may have wondered whether poetry was not the exclusive domain of the ancients? In modern society, can it still exude such a charming charm? However, in fact, poetry culture is still in full bloom in modern life, and its lovers are innumerable. Many literary and artistic youths drew inspiration from it and created countless moving poems based on the beautiful sentences of ancient poems.
On the Internet, we can often hear literary and artistic sentences such as "When the forest is deep, we see the deer, and when the sea is blue, we see the whale". In fact, it is inspired by Li Bai's "Visiting Dai Tianshan Taoist Priest Encountered" in "When the tree is deep, you see the deer, and the river does not hear the bell at noon". Another example is the full of the atmosphere of the rivers and lakes "I have a pot of wine, which can comfort the wind and dust", the original sentence is from Wei Yingwu's "Jian Luzhi", and the last sentence "I have a scoop of wine, which can comfort the wind and dust" expresses the emotions to the fullest.
In addition, there are many earthy love stories adapted from poems, which also sound so touching. For example, "Acquaintance with Jun Chu is like returning to an old friend", this warm word, if you whisper in the other party's ear on the right occasion, it is undoubtedly full of love, and the dog food is also fresh and refined. And the "I and the spring breeze are both passers-by, you bring the autumn water to the galaxy" Although it carries the bitterness of "I like you, but you like others", but when you taste it, it is also euphemistic and delicate, and it makes people feel excited after reading.
In this issue of sharing, we will discuss the sentence that is widely circulated on the Internet, "Tsing Yi beats the horse, drinks and thinks about the old people". What is the profound meaning of this sentence? What is the story behind it? In fact, this sentence is the artistic conception of an ancient poem. Without in-depth understanding, it is really difficult for ordinary people to comprehend the mystery.
Tsing Yi has beaten horses, drinking and thinking about the old people
This poem is like an elegant ink painting, describing a pedestrian in pale blue clothes, riding a horse, occasionally bowing his head to drink, and the feeling of longing wells up in his heart, worrying about those old people in the past. This is not only a poem that expresses longing, but also an emotional, deep inner monologue. The emotions represented by the "old man" may be deep love, warm family affection, or sincere friendship. This kind of longing is like a clear spring, always surging in the heart, which is unforgettable.
In the world of ancient poetry, longing is an eternal melody. Li Bai's "Raise your head to look at the bright moon and bow your head to think of your hometown" pours out his deep attachment to his hometown; Su Shi's "I wish people a long time, and a thousand miles together" expresses his good wishes to distant relatives and friends; and Wang Wei's "Persuade the gentleman to have a glass of wine, and there is no one to go out of Yangguan in the west" is full of reluctance to part and deep longing. These poems, although the words are simple, contain the rich emotions of the poets' hearts, as if they can touch the waves of their hearts.
The poem "Tsing Yi beats the horse, drinks and thinks about the old people" actually contains a deeper meaning. While appreciating this poem, we might as well explore its original source - Zhao Shankuo's "Qingping Le, Broken Clouds and Leaking Rain" in the Song Dynasty
Broken clouds and leaking rain, according to the twilight of the west mountain. The wind is set and the high must live for a while, and I can't bear to take the spring away.
This trip is still asking for help, and Tsing Yi intends to ask Pingdu. A hook of the crescent moon for thousands of miles, forgetting each other is often in the rivers and lakes.
The first half of this poem is like a picture of the afterglow of the sunset, and the second half is like a sad song of parting. The sunset scene depicted in the poem not only reflects the helplessness of the passing spring, but also implies the longing for friends who are separated from the world. Although the two sentences "Tsing Yi intends to ask Pingdu" and "forget each other are often in the rivers and lakes", although they do not directly mention the word missing, they reveal their deep attachment and reluctance to their friends between the lines. This expression of emotion is the subtlety of this poem.
"Tsing Yi has beaten horses, drunk and thought of the old people", as if seeing a knight, galloping on the vast rivers and lakes, with the passage of time, his figure is becoming more and more lonely, and the friends around him are gradually decreasing. This reminds us of the journey of life, when we were children, we were always surrounded by many partners, and everyone played together and was carefree. However, as the years go by, we gradually grow up, enter society, meet all kinds of people, and experience countless ups and downs. In the process, we gradually learn to hide our hearts and no longer open our hearts to others. As a result, true friends are becoming more and more rare.
The deeper meaning of "Tsing Yi beating horses, drinking and thinking about the old people" lies in the fact that it reveals the ruthless passage of time and the helplessness of things and people. People have to learn to grow up by themselves after all, but in the process of growing up, we have to give up that innocence and become more sophisticated and sleek. This may be the price of growth, let us cherish what we have now while being nostalgic for the past.