Interpretation: The Chinese nation has created a splendid civilization with a history of 5,000 years, and it will certainly be able to create a brilliant tomorrow.
Explanation: Taoism is natural. From the Tao Te Ching, "Man's Law, Earth's Law, Heaven's Law, Heaven's Law, and Dao's Nature." This means that the laws reflected in the "Tao" are "natural."
Interpretation: Establish a heart for heaven and earth, establish a destiny for the people, continue to learn from the saints, and open up peace for all the worlds. This is the famous quote of Zhang Zai, a member of the Northern Song Dynasty. Feng Youlan called it the "Four Sentences of Horizontal Canal".
Interpretation: Taking the ancient as a teacher changes from time to time, and the taste of Cheng huai is like entering the country and forgetting words.
Interpretation: Huangshi Pagoda in front of the river water east, spring lazy sleepy leaning breeze. The peach blossoms bloom without a master, and the cute crimson loves light red. Huang Siniang's family is full of flowers, and thousands of flowers are pressed low. The butterflies dance from time to time, and the warblers cry at ease. This is two of the seven poems created by Du Fu, "Looking for Flowers Alone by the Riverside".
Interpretation: Two yellow orioles singing green willows, a row of egrets on the blue sky. The window contains the West Ridge Thousand Autumn Snow, and the door is docked east Wu Wanli Ship. Du Fu's poem "Absolute Sentence" // The next household Yang Liu is weak and weak, just like the waist of the fifteenth daughter. Whoever comes is not willing, and the wind breaks the longest strip. One of Du Fu's poems "Nine Songs of Absolute Sentences".
Interpretation: Tarzan's slippery stone, Taishan's stone dares to be. Han Bangu's "Book of Han and The Tale of branches": Taishan's slip through the stone, the unipolar silk cut dry. These two sentences are to the effect that small streams of water on Mount Tarzan can penetrate stones, and single strands of thin rope can strangle trees.
Explanation: Firmly believe that the green mountain does not relax, and the root is in the broken rock. Thousands of grinding blows are still strong, and Ren'er's east, west, south and north winds are strong. "Bamboo Stone" is a seven-sentence poem created by the Qing Dynasty painter Zheng Xie. Zheng Xie, also known as Zheng Banqiao, is known as Mr. Banqiao, an important representative of the "Eight Monsters of Yangzhou". In his lifetime, he only painted orchids, bamboo, and stones, and called himself "the orchid of the four hours, the bamboo of a hundred knots of evergreen, the stone of undefeated in eternity, and the unchangeable person of thousands of years."
Interpretation: The birds under the tang pear tree call the wind, and the peach and plum streams are white and red. A hundred miles of spring is like the sea, and the isolated city is hidden in a thousand flowers.