Appreciation of Lulu's regular script calligraphy works
Lu Su's regular script calligraphy works 1
Lu Su Kai Shu Calligraphy Works II
Lu Su Kai Shu Calligraphy Works 3
Lu Su Kai Shu Calligraphy Works 4
Lu Su Kai Shu Calligraphy Works 5
Original text of Denghe Quelou
Don Wang Zhihuan
The sun sets slowly near the western hills, and the Yellow River flows into the East China Sea.
By going up one flight of stairs, look further.
Translation of Dengheque Building
As the sun sets, it gradually sinks into the rolling mountains, and the Yellow River rushes into the vast sea. Although there is a magnificent scene in front of us, it is necessary to climb another high-rise building to open a thousand miles of vision and see more clearly and further.
Appreciation of Denghe Quelou
What is the poetic eye of In the Lodge of Herons? Poor? In terms of language. ? Poor? ,? Exhausted The meaning of. The author seems to be standing in a very high place overlooking the world: looking up, you can see that the sun is not setting, but it is setting; Looking down, you can see the Yellow River turning back into the sea, a galloping movement. However, if we want to reach a broader and higher realm, we must go to a higher level and show a man's mind! The latter two sentences are also regarded as a symbol of pursuing a lofty spiritual world. The whole poem is bold and unrestrained, with broad artistic conception and popular and natural language.
At dusk, you can have a panoramic view of the pavilions and the rivers and mountains of Wan Li. The setting sun gradually sank into the distant sky. The first two poems, "Shrinking Wan Li at Close Range", make it look like Wan Li, which is vast and magnificent. The last two sentences are the sublimation of the realm, which is unexpected and innovative. It has both a far-sighted mind and a profound meaning of striving for strength, and it is affectionate and reasonable. Someone said? Does poetry avoid reasoning? It should be said that poetry should not stick to abstract reasoning, not to say that poetry can't preach philosophy. In this poem, the poet naturally and appropriately integrates truth with scenery and events, making people feel that this is reasoning, but reasoning in it.
The whole poem has four sentences and two couplets, which are neat and coherent. It is an immortal work in Tang poetry.