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Tang and Song poems are like treasures of mainland culture and art, and those talented and beautiful people use poetry as their pens to pour out their inner tenderness and sorrow. The beauty of Song Ci is just like Su Shi's pen "I wish people a long time, thousands of miles together", which conveys good wishes for the common people in the world; the subtlety of Song Ci is just like Liu Yong's chant of "In the afterglow of grass-colored smoke and light, who will be silent and willless", vaguely revealing the emotional entanglement in his heart; Li Qingzhao sighs lightly that "the curtain is swept by the west wind, and people are thinner than yellow flowers", pouring out the pain of lovesickness; and the boldness of Song Ci is like Xin Qiji's "Eternal rivers and mountains, heroes are nowhere to be found, Sun Zhong seeks a solution" , showing the pride and ambition, every time I read it, it is exciting.
Undoubtedly, Tang and Song poems are the testimony of adults on the stage of life, they either place their affection on the mountains and rivers, taste the beauty of the lakes and mountains, or gallop on the field, feel the pride of the galloping horses. They seek a balance between gains and losses, and use poetry to warn future generations to be indifferent to fame and fortune and pursue inner peace.
And the children who grew up in a family that danced and wrote ink, although they can also doodle a few poems, their words are mostly full of innocence and innocence. Children have not yet set foot in the world, so they naturally do not understand the strife of fame and fame, nor do they understand the heaviness of sorrow and lovesickness.
However, not all children have difficulty composing beautiful poems. In that era when poetry was prevalent, the scholarly family attached great importance to the education of their children. They spared no expense in hiring famous teachers and carefully cultivating children's literary literacy. Such careful cultivation will inevitably produce fruitful fruits in the end.
Huang Tingjian, a famous poet in the Northern Song Dynasty, has shown extraordinary intelligence since he was a child, and he can memorize it backwards after reading several times. Huang Tingjian and Su Shi are called "Su Huang", which is enough to prove his outstanding achievements in the field of art. At only seven years old, Huang Tingjian was already well versed in the art of poetry, and his reputation was also widely praised in the literary world.
One day, Huang Tingjian's father held a banquet to entertain several friends, drink good wine and sing about the wind and moon. During the banquet, a friend proposed: "I heard that your son-in-law is very talented, we are gathered together today, why don't you let him also present a poem?" Huang Tingjian heard this, and the image of a little shepherd boy playing the flute and frolicking in the field came to his mind, and then he splashed ink and created a popular "Shepherd Boy Poem".
The first two lines of the poem are childlike and innocent, while the last two lines are profound and breathtaking. Everyone present was stunned, and then clapped their hands one after another. Next, let's enjoy Wong Ting-kin's masterpiece when he was seven years old - "Shepherd Boy Poem".
Riding a bull far past the former village, the piccolo blows across the Longwen.
How many Chang'an fame and fortune customers, the organs are not as good as you.
The first two lines of the poem are like a flowing pastoral picture, showing a shepherd boy riding a cow and a flute in his chest, leisurely arriving from afar. The melodious sound of the flute floats among the fields, filled with endless freedom and joy. The shepherd boy's leisurely contentment is intertwined with the words "village" and "long", which are full of field atmosphere, to build a vivid and wild picture.
However, the last two lines of the poem are like dramatic twists that make people shine. Originally, I thought that the poet would continue to depict the scenery of the fields and express his personal feelings, but unexpectedly, the poet turned his pen and turned his perspective to the politicians in Chang'an City who were vying for fame and fortune. They are scheming, intriguing, and trying their best in officialdom, but after all, they are not as comfortable as the shepherd boy.
Huang Tingjian opens with the freedom of a shepherd boy, but switches to the power struggle of politicians in an instant, and this strong contrast and contrast undoubtedly deepens the poet's emotion. He praised the shepherd boy's carefree and easy, belittled the politicians' struggle for fame and fortune, and expressed his unwillingness to go along with the world and pursue the ideal of a quiet and indifferent life.
Idyllic is the ideal country in the hearts of many people, where there is no distraction of fame and fortune, only leisure and indifference. However, in the darkness of reality, such an ideal seems difficult to achieve. Just as Li Bai once went to Beijing to seek officials, but in the end he chose to give up and issued a cry of "An Neng broke his eyebrows and bent his waist to deal with the powerful".
Huang Tingjian's poem is written by a seven-year-old child, which makes people marvel. Has he already enlightened his life and understood the illusion of fame and fortune? Perhaps, this is where his wisdom beyond his years lies. He reminds us not to forget the freedom and joy of our hearts while pursuing fame and fortune.