Liu Jisun, a Song man, depicts a leisurely pastoral picture in "The Screen of the Raozhou Liquor Hall".
In this poem, Liu Jisun uses delicate brushstrokes to depict a spring picture of swallows murmuring and willow branches.
In the poem, the swallows whisper among the beams, as if sharing the secret of spring with people. Such a scene can't help but remind people of the classic sentence "When the swallow comes, the pear blossom lags behind Qingming", which is also a beautiful depiction of spring. And Liu Jisun used the brushstrokes of "the bottom matter to frighten the dream" to wake people up from their dreams and lead them into this beautiful spring picture.
On such a spring day, it would be so pleasant to bring a pot of wine, climb to the top of the mountain, and enjoy the Zhilan full of mountains! The sentence "cane quinoa and wine to see Zhishan" in the poem shows this leisurely and comfortable pastoral life to the fullest.
This poem not only expresses the author's love for spring, but also shows his deep understanding and unique perception of life. He uses poetic language to skillfully combine the beauty of nature with the leisure of life, making people feel the beauty and poetry of life.
Liu Jisun's poem uses concise language to show the beauty of nature and the leisure of rural life, so that we can find a tranquility and beauty in our busy life.
Exhibition Hours:
May 4, 2024
Exhibits:
Liu Jisun (Song) "Raozhou Wine Hall Screen"
Original poem:
Murmuring swallows between the beams,
The bottom story is to be frightened and idle.
said that he should not understand with his neighbors,
Quinoa brings wine to see Zhishan.
Exhibited Works:
Hao Yi
Yao Shufang
Zhao Zhongsheng
Liu Guohua
Gufeng
Yao Shufang
Liu Guohua
Hao Yi
Poetry Commentary:
There was a swallow's cry between the beams, and it was murmuring. What are they talking about? Woke me up from my sleep. It would be strange for others to know that I wanted to understand the swallow's words. So a man put on crutches and brought a pot of wine to climb Zhishan.
Author of the poem:
Liu Jisun, born in 1033 A.D. and died in 1092 A.D., was a poet of the Northern Song Dynasty, whom Su Shi called "a generous wizard". The word Jingwen, a native of Xiangfu (now Kaifeng, Henan), is the son of Liu Ping, a general of the Northern Song Dynasty.
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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