Original text:
Guo Yang [Song] Wen Tianxiang
Once the effort comes, there will be fewer stars around. The mountains and rivers are broken and the wind is floating, and life experiences are ups and downs.
The beach of fear says fear, and there is a sigh in the ocean. Who hasn't died since ancient times? Take the heart of Dan and follow history.
I love this land.
If I were a bird, I would also sing with a hoarse throat:
This land hit by the storm, this river that always flows with our sadness and anger,
The angry wind blowing endlessly, and the incomparably gentle dawn from the forest ...-then I died.
Even feathers rot in the ground. Why do I often cry? Because I love this land deeply. ...
Poetry:
Poetry, a first-class Chinese character, pronounced sh:, was first seen in the Warring States period. Its original meaning is to express what you think in your heart, and then it is extended to mean something beautiful, full of life interest or capable of arousing strong feelings. Shuo Wen Jie Zi is regarded as "heart".
Poetry, pictophonetic characters, first appeared in the Warring States period, but not in Oracle Bone Inscriptions and Jinwen. Scholar Zhou Cezong believes that the word "poem" is developed from basic symbols. Symbol develops to symbol first, and then to symbol (temple), which refers to the significance of specific behaviors accompanied by certain actions, music, poetry and dance in sacrifice.
Later, when music, songs, poems and words were emphasized, a word came into being, which eventually evolved into "poetry". From the glyph, the word "poem" in the Warring States script consists of "Yan" on the left and "Temple" on the right. The word "poem" in "Biography" basically inherited the glyph of the Warring States script, and there are two ways to write the word "poem" in Han Li. One way is to inherit the font of Xiao Zhuan, and the other way is to simplify the font of "poem" and evolve it into the word "poem" in regular script.
In terms of meaning, the original meaning of the word "poem" is "a genre of literature (expressing one's thoughts and feelings with rhyming words)". In ancient books, it refers to the Book of Songs, which is extended to "writing poems (using rhymes to express feelings and feelings)" and extended to "persistence, inheritance" and "support".