Question 2: What do you mean by the crescent cloud chasing around the winding corridor, the west window of the tung shadow and the west wing of the figure? The crescent moon clouds chase around the winding corridor, the shadow of the tung is on the west window, and the figure is on the west wing.
Yan Yue-lying on your back is called Yan Yue. The crescent moon refers to the half moon of Shangxuan.
Here is the legend of chasing the moon with colorful clouds, and the moon rises and moves from the east. The image is that clouds chase the moon (crescent clouds chase), and the moon runs above the railing of Jiuqu cloister (around the cloister), casting the shadows of buttonwood trees and people under the trees on the windows of the west wing (buttonwood shadow west wing, figure west wing). What a beautiful paper-cut, buttonwood, beauty, bright moon, phoenix ... it reminds readers.
Question 3: What does the aperture in the circular oblique aperture of the small corridor mean? 4. also called "h" 1. Surround; Twists and turns. Xie Lingyun wrote in the poem "Into the Lake Mouth of Peng Li" in the Southern Song Dynasty: "The island suddenly turned and the shore collapsed and ran repeatedly." Zhang Mi's poem "Sending People away" in the Southern Tang Dynasty: "Don't dream of going to Xie Jia, turn the small corridor into a diagonal fence." Xu Hongzu's Travels of Xu Xiake in Ming Dynasty? Yunnan Travel Diary 5: "The gorge is very round, and the waves released by the mountains in the south gorge are also full of chicken feet."
Question 4: What do you mean by Su Shi's>? Content:
Dark clouds can't hide the mountains.
Bai Yu jumped into the boat.
The wind comes and blows away,
Overlooking the lake, the water is like the sky.
[Remarks]:
1. Wang Hu building: Hangzhou West Lake.
2. Flipping ink: Black clouds like ink roll over in the sky. Cover up: cover up, cover up.
3. Jumping beads: describe raindrops jumping on the boat like pearls.
4. Wind: The wind rolls up from the ground.
[explanation]
This poem describes a torrential rain that came and went in a hurry on the West Lake in summer. The first sentence said that dark clouds were rolling, the second said that it was raining cats and dogs, and the last two said that after the rain, it cleared up. How fast nature changes, and how magical poets use pens.
About the author:
Su Shi (1037 ~110/) was born in Meishan, Northern Song Dynasty. He is a famous writer, one of the eight masters in Tang and Song Dynasties. He is knowledgeable and versatile, and has high attainments in calligraphy, painting, poetry and prose. His calligraphy is called "Song Sijia" with Cai Xiang, Huang Tingjian and Mi Fei; He is good at painting bamboo and strange stones, and also has outstanding opinions on painting theory and calligraphy theory. He is a literary leader after Ouyang Xiu in the Northern Song Dynasty, and his prose is as famous as Ouyang Xiu. Poetry is like the name of Huang Tingjian; His words are magnificent and bold, and his words are graceful and restrained. Known as "Su Xin" with Xin Qiji in the Southern Song Dynasty, * * * is an uninhibited poet.
On the west side of the square, it is built by the lake. Su Dongpo once wrote a famous poem "Wang Hulou Drunk Book", which made Wang Hulou famous all over the world. The total area of Wang Hu Building rebuilt in recent years exceeds 360 square meters. The main building, Wang Hu Building, is connected with the dining room in the annex building through a winding corridor. Wang Hu Mansion has a blue tiled roof, a scarlet single eaves and a double deck resting on the top of the mountain. The whole building is magnificent and simple. Planting lawns, palm trees and holly in low-lying places, dotted with peak stones; The terrain is high, with stacked stones to build mountains, making the peaks steep and surrounded by stone pillars. Climb stairs, lean against railings, take the mountain shape, meet the blue waves and borrow cliffs. "The sky is clear and the pavilion is hanging in the mirror." This is indeed a famous building in the West Lake.
There is a hope lake building in the east of the broken bridge, also known as the hope building gets the building first. On the observation deck, you can see the scenery of the lake. In the Song Dynasty, Wang Anshi, Su Shi and others all wrote poems about looking at the lake floor, or the feeling of watching the scenery upstairs. Among them, Su Shi's "Drunken Book of Looking at the Lake Building" is the most famous: dark clouds turn over the ink without covering the mountain, and white rain jumps over the boat. Suddenly, the wind rolled up and dispersed the clouds in the sky. The lake was blue as a mirror, beautiful and gentle.
Question 5: What does Qi Tianle people mean by "replacing the moon with flowers"? You Huyuan's sense of book by Weng Longyuan
The winding corridor even connects with blowing sheng Road, and there is dark dust everywhere. Planting Yanyun, moving flowers to bring the moon, still owe the Tibetan Spring Academy. Time flies. Mei Xie Lan pin, dance Shen Song Guan. It's cold in a bright well, but who complains in a clear night?
Question 6: What do people mean when they say that women are nine cloisters?
Question 7: What is the meaning of the flower window of lion forest, piano, chess, calligraphy and painting? Suzhou gardens are exquisite and compact. Most buildings such as halls are connected by arc corridors, and some arc corridors have corridor walls on one or both sides. Opening leaky windows on the gallery wall not only increases the lightness and dexterity of the wall, but also provides ventilation and lighting, killing two birds with one stone. The leaky window has its own scenery, and the scenery inside and outside the window is borrowed from each other. The landscape pavilions, flowers and trees in the partition wall can be seen through the leaky window and can also be seen clearly. If you look at the scenery, the picture will be more varied and dizzying.
There are countless excellent leaky window landscapes in Suzhou gardens. Canglang Pavilion, Humble Administrator's Garden and Yiyuan Garden all have long corridors, which are connected by leaky windows, which are very ethereal. The 108 leaky window in Canglang Pavilion, and more than 30 kinds of leaky windows in the Garden, are famous all over the world. Canglang Pavilion is lined up along the river and along the wall. Through the water and clouds, people feel that the water outside the garden seems to be something in the garden, and the effect of "borrowing scenery" is particularly remarkable. The most cultural significance is to promote the "four elegance" of the lion forest, that is, the four windows of piano, chess, book and painting. The so-called "four elegance" refers to the four elegant things of ancient literati's favorite piano, chess, calligraphy and painting, and can also be said to be the four unique contents of Chinese civilization. Among the four leaky windows with different shapes, guqin, Weiqi chessboard, thread-bound books and scrolls are placed in turn, which are rich in distinctive cultural characteristics and add a lot of elegance to the garden. In addition, the Nandina domestica, Dianthus chinensis and Podocarpus chinensis planted under the window are evergreen all the year round, which, together with the powder wall leaking from the window, not only has a formal aesthetic feeling, but also is full of intriguing elegant artistic conception.