Whole poem:
The soul of the moon is stirring,
Looking back and smiling, spring is full.
The cold window is independent for 3 thousand days,
In the end, the phoenix will be supreme.
The origin of the moon:
Biography of Shen Xi in the Book of Jin: "Emperor Wu sent someone to the East Hall and asked,' What do you think?' He said to me,' I am the first person in the world to learn moral countermeasures. I am a branch of Guilin and I am from Kunshan, Pian Yu.' "
During the reign of Emperor Wu of Jin Dynasty, Cui Hong, the official minister, recommended him as the left prime minister. Later, when he became the secretariat of Yongzhou, Emperor Wu of Jin asked him what he thought of himself. He said, "I am like Guizhi in the Moon Palace and Baoyu on Kunlun Mountain."
A laurel in Guanghan Palace and a Pian Yu in Kunlun Mountain are used to describe particularly outstanding talents, which is the origin of "the laurel of the moon". The moon is the moon palace, the palace of the moon. Emperor Wu of song laughed and praised him. After the Tang Dynasty, the imperial examination system prevailed, and the laurel of the moon was used as a metaphor for scholars who passed the examination. Bai Juyi, a great poet in the Tang Dynasty, was admitted to Jinshi with the first place, and his cousin Bai Minzhong was later admitted to the third place. Bai Juyi wrote a poem to congratulate me and said, "It's amazing to wear clover."
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2. Where does the allusion of the laurel of the moon come from?
Biography of Shen Xi in the Book of Jin: "Emperor Wu sent someone to the East Hall and asked,' What do you think?' He said to me, "I am the first in the world to learn from the sages. I am one of the branches of Guilin and I am from Kunshan, Pian Yu."
According to legend, there are osmanthus trees on the moon, which have been connected with each other since the Tang Dynasty. Therefore, "the moon wins the laurel" is called the imperial examination. Yuan, "Biography of the Maid, Scholar Moves with the Woman": "The small town is going through its twilight years, which will be a step for the moon to break the laurel tree." The ninth episode of A Dream of Red Mansions: "At that time, Daiyu was dressing herself in the mirror under the window, and Baoyu said that she would go to school. Daiyu said with a smile,' Ok, I will go, but the moon is glorious and I can't send it.' "Also as" the moon plucks laurels ". Xie Mingshu's "Four Episodes of Phase Rings": "In the moonlight, laurel trees fold high branches, and books inherit. Is heaven ignorant? " Refer to Meng De's A Record of Summer Vacation and Hao's Popular Compilation and.
During the reign of Emperor Wu of Jin Dynasty, Cui Hong, the official minister, recommended him as the left prime minister. Later, when he became the secretariat of Yongzhou, Emperor Wu of Jin asked him what he thought of himself. He said, "I am like Guizhi in the Moon Palace and Baoyu on Kunlun Mountain." A laurel in Guanghan Palace and a Pian Yu in Kunlun Mountain are used to describe particularly outstanding talents, which is the origin of "the laurel of the moon". The moon is the moon palace, the palace of the moon. Emperor Wu of song laughed and praised him. After the Tang Dynasty, the imperial examination system prevailed, and the laurel of the moon was used as a metaphor for scholars who passed the examination. Bai Juyi, a great poet in the Tang Dynasty, was admitted to Jinshi with the first place, and his cousin Bai Minzhong was later admitted to the third place. Bai Juyi wrote a poem to congratulate me and said, "It's amazing to wear clover."
Tang Xianzu's Peony Pavilion also said: "In a year, he has to live with the guests under the moon, not on the plum blossom side, but on the willow side." That famous saying.
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There are also some legends and anecdotes about the honor of the moon. Among them, Song Lian's Chong Rong Gui Ji in the early Ming Dynasty is the most detailed.
The article says that Zhou Mengsheng and his son Xueyan of Luling, Jiangxi Province are both scholars and are very famous in the local area. His home is in Moody Village, Jishui. There is a big laurel tree in the yard, with lush foliage and shade that can cover two acres of land. At the end of the Yuan Dynasty, houses were burned, trees were burned to death, branches were chopped, and only bare trunks were left. In the early Ming dynasty, when the world was stable, the old trunk sprouted, and in a few years, it flourished again. Some people say that after the fire, the outside of the tree withered and new buds sprouted. If something goes wrong, it's not a good sign. It is also said that ignorance of plants and trees has led to this trend. When Kou Zhun died, people gave birth to bamboo shoots to mourn him. When the Tian brothers split up, their Jing tree withered for no reason, the brothers reconciled and the tree revived, indicating that the Zhou family was going to revive again. If you don't get in, learn from Yan's son and get into Jinshi, people will think this tree is auspicious. Auspicious omen is superstitious, and it is far-fetched to explain social phenomena with natural phenomena. However, from the glory of the old tree, we can also see the tenacious vitality of Guangxi.
After the Han and Jin Dynasties, the legend of osmanthus trees prevailed in the middle of the month. "Peaceful Magnolia" quoted Huainanzi "There are osmanthus trees in the moon". The records in Youyang Miscellanies in the Tang Dynasty further interpreted the myth of Wugang's felling of Guangxi. Legend has it that the laurel tree is as high as 500 feet in the middle of the month. There was a WU GANG who was punished for cutting laurel in the Moon Palace for learning magic. Every time he cuts an axe, the wound of the osmanthus tree will heal immediately, so WU GANG can't cut the tree all the year round. The ancients had various interpretations of the legend of osmanthus trees in the middle of the month, especially in the Tang and Song Dynasties. In the middle of the month, osmanthus trees are also called Miluo trees and Qianshu trees. The fruit of laurel falls to the world after April and May every year, which is called "laurel in the month". It reflects that the ancients really believed in laurel trees in the middle of the month. Whenever Mid-Autumn literati write poems when they look at the moon, laurel trees in the middle of the month are common allusions. Because of the legend of laurel tree, people also call the moon "Gui Yue", "Gui Palace", "Gui Cave" and "Gui Wheel".
In the imperial examination field of feudal society in China, the annual autumn festival happened in August, so people called the winner of the imperial examination "winning the laurel in the middle of the month" or "winning the laurel in the middle of the month". When Lin Daiyu heard that Jia Baoyu was going to school in the ninth episode of A Dream of Red Mansions, she smiled and said, "Is that ok? This trip is definitely to win the crown of the moon. " Comparing the victory of imperial examinations with the laurel of the moon also shows the ancient people's beautiful yearning for the moon.
Where does the phrase "the moon wins the laurel" come from? In ancient Greece, people often made laurel leaves into crowns and presented them to heroes or poets to show their respect. Later, Britain also had the title of "Poet Laureate", which was awarded by universities at first, and became the title of Royal Poet by King James I of England. Laurel is an evergreen tree of Lauraceae, which blooms in spring. It is native to China, similar to laurel, but different from other families. China also has the title of laurel, which is made of cassia twig, taking its fragrance and purity. During the Three Kingdoms period, there was a saying in Fan Qin's Ode to Sorrow for the Past, which meant to make laurel trees and beautiful words like splendid flowers to dress themselves up. Because osmanthus fragrans is fragrant and noble, people have long used it to describe and evaluate people. Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty once asked Dong Fangshuo, Confucius and Yan Yuan who had the noblest morality. Dong Fangshuo said: Yan Yuan's morality is noble, but he is only like a sweet-scented osmanthus mountain. His morality is as mighty as the spring breeze, and everything in the world is influenced by it.
When Emperor Taishi was in the reign of Emperor Wu of the Jin Dynasty, Cui Hong, the official minister, recommended Shen Xi as the left prime minister. Later, when Shen Xi served as the secretariat of Yongzhou, Emperor Wu of Jin asked him what he thought of himself. He said, "I am like Guizhi in the Moon Palace and Baoyu on Kunlun Mountain." A laurel in Guanghan Palace and a Pian Yu in Kunlun Mountain are used to describe particularly outstanding talents, which is the origin of "the laurel of the moon". The moon is the moon palace. Emperor Wu of song laughed and praised him. After the Tang Dynasty, the imperial examination system prevailed, and the laurel of the moon was used as a metaphor for scholars who passed the examination. Bai Juyi, a great poet in the Tang Dynasty, was admitted to Jinshi with the first place, and his cousin Bai Minzhong was later admitted to the third place. Bai Juyi wrote a poem to congratulate me and said, "It's amazing to wear clover."
On the occasion of the full moon, there is a custom in many places: during the annual exam, candidates, their families and friends steam sweet-scented osmanthus and rice noodles into cakes, which are called Guanghan cakes. They give gifts to each other, which means Guanghan High School.
4. What is the allusion to the laurel of the moon? There is also a legend and anecdote about the laurel of the moon. Among them, Song Lian's Chong Rong Gui Ji in the early Ming Dynasty is the most detailed.
The article says that Zhou Mengsheng and his son Xueyan of Luling, Jiangxi Province are both scholars and are very famous in the local area. His home is in Moody Village, Jishui. There is a big laurel tree in the yard, with lush foliage and shade that can cover two acres of land. At the end of the Yuan Dynasty, houses were burned, trees were burned, branches were chopped, and only bare trunks were left. In the early Ming dynasty, when the world was stable, the old trunk sprouted, and in a few years, it flourished again. Some people say that after the fire, the outside of the tree withered and new buds sprouted. If something goes wrong, it's not a good sign. It is also said that ignorance of plants and trees has led to this trend. When Kou Zhun died, people gave birth to bamboo shoots to mourn him. When the Tian brothers split up, their Jing tree withered for no reason, the brothers reconciled and the tree revived, indicating that the Zhou family was going to revive again. If you don't get in, learn from Yan's son and get into Jinshi, people will think this tree is auspicious. Auspicious omen is superstitious, and it is far-fetched to explain social phenomena with natural phenomena. However, from the glory of the old tree, we can also see the tenacious vitality of Guangxi.
After the Han and Jin Dynasties, the legend of osmanthus trees prevailed in the middle of the month. "Peaceful Magnolia" quoted Huainanzi "There are osmanthus trees in the moon". The records in Youyang Miscellanies in the Tang Dynasty further interpreted the myth of Wugang's felling of Guangxi. Legend has it that the laurel tree is as high as 500 feet in the middle of the month. There was a WU GANG who was punished for cutting laurel in the Moon Palace for learning magic. Every time he cuts an axe, the wound of the osmanthus tree will heal immediately, so WU GANG can't cut the tree all the year round. The ancients had various interpretations of the legend of osmanthus trees in the middle of the month, especially in the Tang and Song Dynasties. In the middle of the month, osmanthus trees are also called Miluo trees and Qianshu trees. The fruit of laurel falls to the world after April and May every year, which is called "laurel in the month". It reflects that the ancients really believed in osmanthus trees in the middle of the month. Whenever literati admire the moon in the Mid-Autumn Festival and write poems, they always take the laurel trees and cassia seeds in the middle of the month as common allusions. Because of the legend of laurel tree, people also call the moon "Gui Yue", "Gui Palace", "Gui Cave" and "Gui Wheel". In ancient Greece, people often made laurel leaves into crowns and presented them to heroes or poets to show their respect. Later, Britain also had the title of "Poet Laureate", which was awarded by universities at first, and became the title of Royal Poet by King James I of England. Laurel is an evergreen tree of Lauraceae, which blooms in spring. It is native to China, similar to laurel, but different from other families. China also has the title of laurel, which is made of cassia twig, taking its fragrance and purity. During the Three Kingdoms period, there was a saying in Fan Qin's Ode to Sorrow for the Past, which meant to make laurel trees and beautiful words like splendid flowers to dress themselves up. Because osmanthus fragrans is fragrant and noble, people have long used it to describe and evaluate people. Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty once asked Dong Fangshuo, Confucius and Yan Yuan who had the noblest morality. Dong Fangshuo said: Yan Yuan's morality is noble, but he is only like a sweet-scented osmanthus mountain. His morality is as mighty as the spring breeze, and everything in the world is influenced by it. In the imperial examination field of feudal society in China, the annual autumn festival happened in August, so people called the winner of the imperial examination "winning the laurel in the middle of the month" or "winning the laurel in the middle of the month". In the ninth episode of A Dream of Red Mansions, Daiyu in Lin Zhong heard that Jia Baoyu was going to school, so she smiled and said, "Is that all right? This trip is definitely to win the crown of the moon. " Comparing the victory of imperial examinations with the laurel of the moon also shows the ancient people's beautiful yearning for the moon.