Su Shi
At first, the crane was too thin to know, and the clouds were nowhere to be found.
Died of old age and illness between three doors. It's gone in a flash.
Life and death are used to muddy tears, and rural wells are unforgettable.
If you want to visit Yuan Ze in Qiantang, Ge Hongchuan will stay in autumn.
Su Shi's poem "The Elder Who Passed the Yongle Text is Dead" is really a quatrain of the Seven Laws.
Elder Wen, monk Shu. Guangxu's "Records of Jiaxing" contains: "Wen Jiweng, a native of Mianzhou, Sichuan, served as a military attache in Jiaxing for five years (1269)." Su Shi was born in Shu and Meishan, Meizhou. He and Elder Wen are both fellow villagers and literary friends. This mourning work is touching. At the same time, it is particularly rare that Elder Wen is a monk, so the whole work is full of the meaning of Zen Buddhism, which is different from the general funeral work.
"Thin cranes are floating in the clouds, why not fly?" It is of great significance to mention the elder Wen before his death and the elder Wen after his death respectively.
"Go through the door three times and die of old age and illness" actually refers to the fact. Su Shi's three visits to Hoonji, Xiuzhou, and to the village monk Wen's elders are a story circulating in Jiaxing's cultural history for nearly a thousand years, which has been included in Jiaxing local chronicles and newly compiled Jiaxing city chronicles. The author has three connections with literature and articles. The first time was in December of the fifth year of Ning Zaixi (1074), and he wrote a poem "The Abbot of the Monk in Xiuzhou Baosi Township". The second time, in November of the sixth year, Ning Zaixi wrote a poem "When I came to Yongle Presbyterian Hospital at night, when I was ill"; In May of the seventh year, Zaixi wrote this poem for the third time. Three years later, literature and situation happened to be "birth, old age, illness and death", while Buddhism took birth, old age, illness and death as the four hardships of life, and there was a seamless relationship between language and reality.
"Going to the present in an instant" is what Buddhists call "Sansheng Shishan". In a flash, it has its own infinite Zen machine.
The Last Four Sentences of Yuan Ze is a classic in Ganze Ballad written by Jiao Yuan in Tang Dynasty. Yuan Guan befriended Li Yuan and met Yuan Yuan. Twelve years after his death, they met at Tianzhu Temple in Hangzhou. Twelve years later, Ethan came to the temple as promised and listened to a shepherd boy's song: "Don't talk about old spirits on the Sansheng Stone, enjoy the moon and sing the wind." Shamed lovers will come from afar, although the opposite sex will continue to exist. "Su Shi once wrote Yuan Zechuan, a monk, based on Ganze Ballad;
Ge Hong Chuan Waiting for Autumn Deep (Ge Hong: a native of the Eastern Jin Dynasty, whose real name is Zichuan, whose real name is Bao Puzi. It was first named after Confucianism, and later it was a good art of guiding and cultivating immortals. ) In a word, I miss Mr. Wen for a long time.