1. Poems about people with similar interests
Poems about people with similar interests 1. People with similar interests in ancient times
1. Liu Yuxi and Bai Juyi Liu Yuxi, named Mengde In his early years, he had a close relationship with Liu Zongyuan and was known as "Liu Liu". Later, he had a deep friendship with Bai Juyi and was also known as "Liu Bai".
Bai Juyi was the same age as Liu Yuxi. In the second year of Baoli, Liu Yuxi, who was appointed governor of Hezhou, returned to Luoyang. Bai Juyi also happened to return to Luoyang from Suzhou. The two met in Yangzhou. Bai Juyi impromptuly composed a poem for Liu Yuxi, expressing his deep sympathy and sympathy for Liu Yuxi's unfortunate demotion. In order to express his condolences, Liu Yuxi also gave the famous "Gift to the Lotte Emperor at the First Banquet in Yangzhou", in which "Thousands of sails passed by the side of the sunken boat, and thousands of spring trees in front of the diseased trees" were two lines that Bai Juyi called "wonderful" after hearing it.
Bai Juyi once wrote "Chun Ci", and Liu Yuxi also wrote the original rhyme and harmony, and there is a famous line like "a dragonfly flies up to the jade and scratches the head". In the second year of Kaicheng's reign, Bai Juyi and Liu Yuxi both worked in Luoyang. The two were close to each other and cherished each other. Bai Juyi's poem "Drinking wine with Meng Degu and making an appointment for the later period" expresses his emotion that the two of them discussed wine and poetry at the age of 67 and looked forward to the Double Ninth Festival. Can be "drunk and intoxicated" again.
Bai Juyi also wrote the poem "Giving Dreams": "Drink a cup for me, and make three wishes to you: first, I wish for a peaceful world, second, for a strong body, and third, I wish to see you as an old man." "Liu Yuxi passed away at the age of 71, and Bai Juyi wrote "Two Poems on Crying for Liu Shangshu's Dream". The poem said, "Bai and Liu are equally famous all over the world. They have been together for a hundred years and have prepared for each other.
They share the same poverty and illness, and they will die in one day. "The old man is here all his life." Bai Juyi highly praised Liu Yuxi's poems and called him a "poetry hero".
Bai Juyi wrote three poems "Remembering the South of the Yangtze River", and Liu Yuxi also co-written two poems. Liu Yuxi praised Bai Juyi's outstanding political achievements in his poem "The Journey of Bai Taishou". When he left office, "one hundred thousand households in Suzhou, all his works" Baby cry”. 2. Li Qingzhao and Zhao Mingcheng Li Qingzhao is an outstanding female writer in the history of Chinese literature.
Zhao Mingcheng, courtesy name Defu, is the husband of Li Qingzhao. Speaking of the ancient literary world, there were many like-minded friends, but when it comes to like-minded couples, the first people who think of them are Li Qingzhao and Zhao Mingcheng.
Li Qingzhao’s father, Li Gefei, is a scholar, and his mother is also very knowledgeable in literature. Li Qingzhao, who grew up in a good artistic atmosphere, has extraordinary literary attainments. Zhao Mingcheng, as the son of the prime minister, has no dandy habits. Proficient in archeology and other art categories, he is a world-famous epigrapher. When Li Qingzhao was 18, he married 21-year-old Zhao Mingcheng. They were a couple with similar interests. The pleasure in their daily lives lay in learning. They studied together, and the "Inscriptions on Stone" compiled by Zhao Mingcheng was completed by the two people working together for a long time to collect and organize ancient books and utensils and conduct careful research. Li Qingzhao described the compilation of the book in the postscript, and also described their The couple lives an elegant life, and they often engage in small competitions to promote each other's skills. For example, pointing to a pile of history books and saying that a certain incident occurs on a certain page or even a certain line of a certain book. Whoever says it wrong must make tea and offer it as a sacrifice. Winners in book gambling competitions often laugh heartily and tip the tea cup over in their arms. This unique and interesting boudoir pleasure has been praised throughout the ages. Li Qingzhao and Zhao Mingcheng worked together to compose poems while traveling and admiring each other, and they also strengthened each other in creation. There is no doubt that this kind of living atmosphere was of great help to Li Qingzhao's outstanding achievements in poetry.
After Zhao Mingcheng's death, Li Qingzhao left behind many sincere poems, recalling the twenty-nine years of happy and intimate life he spent with Zhao Mingcheng throughout his life. In that era of arranged marriages in feudal society, such congenial lovers were indeed precious.
3. Nalan Xingde and Gu Zhenguan Nalan Xingde, courtesy name Rongruo, formerly known as Chengde, was the most outstanding poet in Manchuria and the first lyricist in the Qing Dynasty. Gu Zhenguan, courtesy name Huafeng and nickname Liangfen, was from Jiangsu.
In the fifteenth year of Kangxi's reign, Gu Zhenguan was forty years old and Rongruo was twenty-two years old. The talented people were sincere and equal, and they had similar interests with Gu Zhenguan. They met late and generously wrote the ever-recited "Golden Thread Song·Gift to Liang Fen", "Virtue is also crazy. Occasionally, In the capital of Zhenchen, the Wuyi family is still young. I am still singing and wiping my tears in front of the bottle... But the promise is important, you must remember it."
The poem frankly reveals a cold-eyed contempt for wealth and wealth, a clear understanding of the dark reality and the persistent pursuit of noble sentiments. At the same time, it boldly expresses the sincere friendship to friends throughout life and death. They admire each other's talent and character, and they are very consistent in their literary opinions and creations. Their "theory of temperament" was an important literary proposition in the early Qing dynasty. Their works are also similar in style, both pure, fresh, and beautiful. Ruo's "Drinking Water Ci" and Gu Zhenguan's "Fangzhi Ci" were regarded as the two masterpieces in the world of poetry at that time and became famous at home and abroad.
In the decadent officialdom, Rongruo even ignored his own safety to protect his close friends. Zhenguan’s good friend, the poet Wu Zhaoqian, was implicated in an unjust case in the early Qing Dynasty and was exiled outside the Great Wall for more than 20 years. After Rongruo learned about this, he stepped forward resolutely. And Chu used his wisdom and sincerity to go through all the difficulties to rescue Wu Zhaoqian and return to Beijing. He not only upheld justice, but also fulfilled the wish of his best friend Zhenguan that he tried hard to realize but was unable to realize, and it became a good talk for a while.
During his lifetime, Rong Ruo confirmed his deep friendship with Gu Zhenguan with his nobility of life and purity of heart. Gu Zhenguan also devoted all his sincerity to cherishing this friendship and became Rong Ruo's first confidant in his life. Rong Ruo died young. Zhenguan wrote that touching memorial essay, which revealed endless grief and the deepest understanding of Rong Ruo's value.
4. Li Bai and Du Fu Li Bai, a great poet in the Tang Dynasty, is known as the immortal poet in the world. Du Fu, eleven years younger than Li Bai, died eight years later. He was a great poet of the Tang Dynasty and was known as the Saint of Poetry.
Li Du’s poems have been passed down thousands of times. Li Bai and Du Fu are equally famous and are known as Li Du. They represent the highest achievement of Tang poetry. Li Bai and Du Fu also had a particularly deep friendship. The two met in Luoyang when they were middle-aged and became close friends. After a long separation, there was almost no chance to reunite, but the friendship between the two became everlasting. Among Du Fu's poems in memory of relatives and friends, Li Bai was the most prominent. From the time he broke up with Li Bai until his later years, he wrote many remembrances or talks about it. Li Bai's poems express his admiration and friendship for Li Bai. The lines are full of his deepest understanding and knowledge of Li Bai as a confidant. Du Fu said in the poem that "Bai Ye's poetry is invincible, and his thoughts are unparalleled." There are also words such as "In the past, There is a mad visitor, and he is called "The Immortal". His pen fell in the storm, and his poems became weeping ghosts and gods." This kind of critical evaluation has become the final conclusion of Li Bai's poetic style in the history of literature.
During the reign of Emperor Suzong of Tang Dynasty, Li Bai was exiled to Yelang, and Du Fu was obsessed with Li Bai's life and death.
2. What are the words that describe the same interests and hobbies?
Like-minded, congenial, sympathetic, of the same mind, similar smells
1. Like-minded [ zhì tóng dào hé ]
Explanation: Tao: way. We have the same interests and the same opinions.
From: "Three Kingdoms·Wei Zhi·Chen Si Wang Zhi Biography" by Chen Shou of the Western Jin Dynasty: "In the past, Yi Yinzhi was a concubine, the most humble, and Lu Shang's place of slaughtering fishing was the most humble, which is what he did. Yu Tang, Wu and Zhou Wen were sincere and like-minded, and had magical powers in the desert. How can they be recommended by fake scholars because of the relationship between left and right? "
Translation: In the past, Yi Yin was a concubine, and Jiang Ziya was the lowest. Tu Diao was the simplest one, so he was recommended to Tang Wu and King Wen. They were really like-minded and had magical powers in the black desert. How could they still need a close recommendation because of the introductions from left and right?
2. Congeniality [yì qì xiāng tóu]
Explanation: Congeniality: like-mindedness and character; investment: getting along. Refers to people with similar interests and personalities who cater to each other.
From: Yuan Dynasty Guandayong's "Fan Zhang Chicken Millet": "We are of the same mind, and you know that I am worried."
Translation: We two have the same interests and personalities. You know my concerns.
3. Xingxingxiangxiangxiang [ xīng xīng xī xīng xīng ]
Explanation: Xingxing: refers to a smart person; Xi: cherish. It is a metaphor for people of the same kind loving each other.
From the third chapter of the first book of "The Romance of the West Chamber" by Wang Shifu of the Yuan Dynasty: "Fang Xindao, Xingxing has cherished Xingxing since ancient times."
Translation: Fang Xin said that people of the same kind have always cherished Xingxing. We started loving each other before.
4. With one heart and one mind [tóng xīn tóng dé]
Explanation: Tongde: working hard for the same purpose. Refers to unity of thought and consistent beliefs.
From: "Shang Shu·Tai Shizhong" by the Zhou and Xian Qin scholars: "I have ten rebellious ministers, all of whom are of one mind and one virtue."
Translation: I have ten rebellious ministers, all of whom have unified thoughts. , consistent beliefs.
5. Smell congeniality [ qì wèi xiāng tóu ]
Explanation: Smell: a metaphor for personality and interests; Tou: congeniality. It means that people have the same thoughts and styles and get along well with each other.
From: Ming Dynasty Feng Weimin's "Tianxiang Yin·Farewell to Chen Zhennan": "The smells are similar, but the styles are completely different."
Translation: People have the same thoughts and styles, and they get along well with each other, but life has to do The wind is different.
3. Words used to describe people who are interested
Talk about it with pleasure Jinjin: Have strong interest. Describes being very interested and talking non-stop
Relishing Jin: saliva, saliva; Jinjin: having strong interest. Describes strong interest
Help others to take advantage of laziness. It refers to speaking and doing things to cater to other people's wishes and interests.
Stinky smells are like each other. Stinky smells: smell; sympathies: like each other. They have the same ideological styles, interests, etc., and they get along very well (often in a bad way).
Gradually getting better means that the lower end of sugar cane is sweeter than the upper end. From top to bottom, the more you eat, the sweeter it gets. Later, it is a metaphor for the situation gradually getting better or the interest gradually getting stronger.
In high spirits: Interested; Exuberant: Exuberant. It's described as very exciting.
Full of interest describes strong interest.
4. Looking for a congenial story
Mountains and Flowing Waters
In the Spring and Autumn Period, there was a man named Yu Boya who was proficient in music and had superb piano skills. He was a famous player at that time. luthier. When Yu Boya was young, he was smart and studious. He once studied with experts and his piano skills reached a very high level. However, he always felt that he could not express his feelings about various things superbly.
After Boya's teacher knew his thoughts, he took him by boat to Penglai Island in the East China Sea and let him enjoy the scenery of nature and listen to the sound of the waves of the sea. Boya raised his eyes and looked up, and saw turbulent waves and splashing waves; seabirds flying and singing in his ears; mountains and forests, lush and green, as if they were in a fairyland. A wonderful feeling arises spontaneously, as if the harmonious and beautiful music of nature is ringing in my ears. He couldn't help but pick up the piano and play it, turning the notes at will, blending the beauty of nature into the sound of the piano. Boya experienced an unprecedented realm. The teacher told him: "You have learned it."
One day, he took a boat to the mouth of the Sichuan River and encountered a violent storm. The boatman quickly moved the boat to the foot of a cliff and anchored to rest. After the heavy rain stopped, Boya saw that the Sichuan River between the mountains had a different charm. He couldn't help but get addicted to playing the piano and took advantage of this scene to play on the boat. Suddenly one of the strings broke. When I looked up, I saw a woodcutter standing on the cliff not far away, listening! Boya asked: Why is the little brother here? The man replied: "The little man was blocked by the heavy rain on this cliff when he was collecting firewood. Suddenly he heard the sound of the piano, and he became addicted! Boya asked happily: " Since you listen to the piano, do you know what music I just played? "The woodcutter said: What you are playing is your emotion when you see the rivers in the mountains after the rain. The sound of the piano is just like the mountains! I also heard the sound of the rivers flowing in the mountains.
Yu Boya was shocked! He stood up from playing the piano, cupped his hands and said in salute: "It is true that beautiful jade is hidden in the barren mountains. Today I have been visiting close friends, and now I meet my little brother. This is my life's wish!" Then he pulled him to face the green mountain and worship. Boya said again, "As soon as I get to know you, I will call the song I just played "High Mountains and Flowing Waters"!" We agreed to get together here next year when the spring is warm and the flowers are blooming to talk about our hearts.
When the appointed date arrived, Yu Boya came to the mouth of the Yangtze River again, but Zhong Ziqi did not come to meet him. After asking around, I found out that Zi Qi had passed away from illness two years ago! Boya burst into tears after hearing this. When he came to Ziqi's grave, he beat the tombstone and said, "It's a pity that I only met this soulmate after searching for talents. He passed away before me at such a young age." Yu Boya knelt in front of the qin, with tears in his eyes and sprinkled on the qin. He looked up to the sky and screamed. Said: Ziqi, please listen to Boya play another song for you...! After Yu Boya played this song, he said with tears: "From now on, we will never know each other again!" "After saying that, he picked up the qin and threw it hard against the stone in front of Zhong Ziqi's tomb. The qin body was shattered. From then on, Yu Boya never played the qin again, but he left a song "High Mountains and Flowing Waters" to future generations.