1, first of all, we should know that these four sentences were written by Zhao Pu in Song Dynasty, actually written by people in Ming Dynasty, and related things in Daoism. But in fact, the gold content of this poem is not high at all, whether from the perspective of language poetry or from the perspective of Taoist magic and five elements. Just look at it and don't delve into it.
The first sentence contains allusions. The Book of Hutuluo is actually two pictures. It is said that in ancient Fuxi, dragons and horses appeared from the Yellow River in Luoyang, bringing a "river map" to Fuxi. Fuxi thus evolved into gossip. In addition, during Dayu's reign, a turtle appeared in Luohe, Luoyang, carrying a "Luo Shu" on his back and giving it to Dayu. Dayu succeeded in harnessing water on this basis, so he decided that the world was Kyushu. That's why I called the dragon out of waterinfo.
3. The second sentence of Feng Cai's inscription comes from "The fire leaves the phoenix emperor, and the inscription travels to the king's capital, so the prince is disciplined by the phoenix book", which is actually a divine right of monarchy, and later refers to the letters issued by the emperor and queen, so there is another allusion called Mufeng's inscription.
The third sentence here is the name after the wind, which is actually a word invented by the ancients. It is the antonym of "Si", which means emperor or leader. So today we have a word called "heaven and earth are behind the emperor", which means that the land behind the wind is so relative to the earth. In fact, this man is the leader of the Feng tribe, a descendant of Fu, and the prime minister of the Yellow Emperor. Because of fate, in the war between the Yellow Emperor and Chiyou, he ordered the Yellow Emperor to order Xuan Nv to give books for nine days, so he defeated Chiyou. He ordered Hou Feng to write a book about what the fairy gave him, the Art of War, and so on.
Daoism is very simple from the beginning, which means that it is the source of Daoism.
So these words are about how Daoism came about. You can combine them with a real poem to translate them. The first sentence is intertextuality, so literal translation is not needed, otherwise it will be wordy. It is a method that God gave the Yellow Emperor Hetuluo calligraphy, and the Yellow Emperor wrote a book after the wind. This is the source of Taoist magic. You may ask, isn't Hutuluo just for Fuxi and Dayu? First of all, Daoism, Five Elements, Eight Diagrams, Zhouyi, etc. are interlinked, and it is already difficult to infer who comes first and who is influenced by whom. Moreover, although Hutuluo can specifically represent two paintings, it can also symbolize Heluo culture, and it can also symbolize the art of gossip and five elements, and so on, which has a wide meaning. In addition, as for who passed it on and who made it, this is a legend. As for how it came about, if you don't believe in the theory of ghosts and gods, anyway, it must not be a person's wisdom, but a theory developed by many people in the process of continuous improvement.
They didn't explicitly break the sentence, but posted Baidu directly. There is no hope of adopting it. Thank you.