From that day on, I happened to see "Shigu Song", and I wanted to write down my feelings about this poem. But after many days, I dare not write.
Many knowledge points come from "Shigu Song", and I feel that my understanding is not thorough enough. Bad writing is a trivial matter, but it is a sin to pollute the good things left by our ancestors.
In the attitude of learning, I sorted out what I learned.
The full text of "Shigu Song" is 462 words, written by Han Yu in Tang Dynasty, and included in "300 Tang Poems".
Shi Guwen's lines are smooth, even and soft, the font is standard, and the meaning of the pattern is small, which is closer to modern Chinese characters.
However, when Shi Guwen was first unearthed, it did not get the attention of the ruling class. Later, it became world-famous because great calligraphers like Yu Shinan, Ou Yangxun and Chu Suiliang praised its exquisite calligraphy, especially famous writers like Wei, Du Fu and Han Yu.
Han Yu devoted his life to ancient literature. He wrote an epic hymn for Shi Guwen with such great enthusiasm, which showed his love for ancient culture.
The purpose of Han Yu's Shigu Song is not only to simply introduce Shi Guwen. But I regret the stone drum buried deep underground for thousands of years. I hope people can realize the preciousness of Shi Guwen, and I also hope that Shi Guwen can be preserved completely and provide more valuable research for future generations.
This poem is a bit long, and it was a bit awkward when I first read it. So I wrote it in my diary. Although this method is a bit stupid, the word is written a hundred times, and the meaning is self-evident.
I have read every word, and the meaning is probably clear.
Now it's not so strange, but it's easier to present the full text of Shigu Song!