A humiliating seven-character quatrain

The seven-character quatrains of humiliation are as follows:

I want to know why my golden harp has fifty strings, each with a youthful interval. Saint Zhuangzi is in daydreaming, fascinated by butterflies, and the emperor's longing for love is crying in the cuckoo. Mermaids shed pearl-like tears on the moonlit sea, and the blue fields breathed their emeralds at the sun. This moment should have lasted forever? It was just embarrassing at the time.

This poem expresses the attitude of "coquetry and no one is surprised", that is, you can remain calm and unmoved regardless of humiliation and honor. This poem expresses the changeable and contradictory nature of life, and expresses the poet's deep thinking about life and feelings about the past through the images of fifty strings of gold, Zhuang Sheng's dream, the yearning of emperors, the tears of the moon and the warmth of the sun.

The whole poem consists of four * * * sentences, each with seven words, in the form of seven-word quatrains. The language is concise, the artistic conception is far-reaching and the meaning is profound, which is a classic of Tang poetry.

Wang Shushan's original calligraphy

Wei's Ink on Grapes has become a phenomenon in his half life, and self-study is also whistling in the evening breeze. The pearls at the bottom of the pen have nowhere to sell, but they are thrown into wild vines.

Poetry on Ink Grapes is a seven-character quatrain written by Xu Wei, and it is also his self-portrait, which truly reflects Xu Wei's loneliness! It expresses the poet's infinite feelings of being unappreciated and unsatisfied, and the desolate scene of loneliness and desolation in his later years, and expresses the helplessness and grievances of the poet's "heroes are useless." In his later years, Xu Wei's poem "Poetry on the Ink Grapes" summarized his loftiness and independence.

Wuhou Temple, a poem inscribed on the wall by Ming Anonymous.

Jianjiang spring water is green, Wu's head said again. Before the old merchants returned to their former owners, Daxing fell to the former army first. Nanyang Temple is empty of autumn grass, and West Shu Guanshan is separated by dusk clouds. Orthodoxy will last forever. Don't divide success or failure into three parts.

The title "Temple of Wuhou" is a seven-character poem written by an anonymous person in Ming Dynasty. This is both a mourning poem and an epic poem. The original poem was carved on the wall of Wuhou Temple in Chengdu, and now it no longer exists.

It has been said that it was written by Yang Shen in the Ming Dynasty, but it was actually a mistake. Yang Shen's Complete Works of Sheng 'an Temple, Volume 56, under the title of Wuhou Temple, the author's note: "Zheng Dewu Yin (15 18) visited Fangchi, compiled in Wuhou Temple, and saw poems on the wall:' Sword, river, spring, water, green, Zhang Wuyuan day.

Later, there was a question: this poem is always a question of martial arts, whether it is beautiful or not. Fang Chi disagreed. This poem focuses on expressing admiration for Zhuge Liang, and points out that the decline of Shu Han's career was in Liu Chan.