Clay figurine poem 1. Love poems of clay figurines
Wonong ci
Yuan Dynasty: Zhao Mengfu
I like you. I like you, too. There are many feelings and feelings, and it is as hot as fire. Twist a piece of mud, shape me, break us both together and mix with water. Twist another one and shape another me. I got you into the mire, and you got me into the mire. I was born in the same bed as you and died in the same bed!
You have me in your heart, and I have you in my heart, so affectionate, so deep, as warm as a flame. Take a piece of mud, pinch a you, pinch a me, break us together again and reconcile with water. Pinch another you, pinch another me. You are among my clay figurines, and I am among your clay figurines. I slept with you while I was alive and died in the same coffin.
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Zhao Mengfu, a great talent in the south of the Yangtze River in Yuan Dynasty, is an all-rounder of poetry, painting and calligraphy after Su Dongpo. His regular script is called "Zhao Ti", which has a great influence on calligraphy in Ming and Qing Dynasties. His wife, Guan Daosheng, is also a talented woman who is good at drawing bamboo. Zhu Mo, written by her, has been handed down from generation to generation, which is of great benefit to future generations in learning to draw bamboo.
It was common for celebrities in society to take concubinage at that time. Zhao Mengfu is unwilling to be lonely, wants to take a concubine, and her career is thriving. Zhao Mengfu, who is nearly fifty years old, also envies beautiful young girls. But he couldn't explain it clearly to his wife, but a scholar has a way of being a scholar and made a small word to his wife: "I am a bachelor and you are a wife." I don't know if Wang has peach leaves and peach roots, but Su has morning clouds and dusk clouds.
I want to marry more Wu Ji and Yue Nv. You are over forty years old. Take Yutangchun for example. This word means that you have never heard that Mr. Wang Xianzhi has two concubines, peach leaves and peach roots, and Mr. Su Shi also has two concubines, Chaoyun and Muyun. Therefore, it is not too much for me to marry more concubines; Besides, you are over 40 years old, so just sit in the stalls.
After reading it, Mrs. Guan also wrote a poem "I Nong Ci", which not only replaced answering her husband, but also expressed her heart sound.
Zhao Mengfu got the word and had to give up the idea of concubinage. This literary anecdote was later passed down as a love story between husband and wife.
Baidu Encyclopedia-I Nong Ci
2. Love poems of clay figurines
Wonong ci
The author Guan Daosheng gave it to her husband Zhao Mengfu.
You are so affectionate when you are jealous of me. Feelings are everywhere and hot as fire: twist a piece of mud into a you and shape a me. Break the two of us together and mix them with water; Twist the other you and shape the other me. I have you in the mud, and you have me in the mud: life with you, death with you.
Interpretation (free translation):
You and me, you and me, you have me in your heart, I have you in my heart, you love each other very much, how much you love each other. For example, a piece of mud will pinch you and shape me. Suddenly happy, break all this. Re-enter the water, regroup, refine and reconcile. Pinch another you and shape another me. During that time, I also had you in my body, and you also had me in your body. You and I, born together, die together, and will be in the same grave.
It is said that when Zhao Mengfu was 50 years old, she wanted to take a concubine like a celebrity at that time, but she was too embarrassed to tell her wife that she knew and wrote this word. Zhao Mengfu was deeply moved when he read my "Agricultural Ci", and never mentioned concubinage again.
3. Love poems of clay figurines
"I Nong Ci" Yuan Dynasty: Zhao Mengfu Ernong I Nong, sentimental, sentimental, fiery.
Twist a piece of mud, shape me, break us both together and mix with water. Twist another one and shape another me.
I got you into the mire, and you got me into the mire. I was born in the same bed as you and died in the same bed! You have me in your heart, and I have you in my heart, so affectionate, so deep, as warm as a flame.
Take a piece of mud, pinch a you, pinch a me, break us together again and reconcile with water. Pinch another you, pinch another me.
You are among my clay figurines, and I am among your clay figurines. I slept with you while I was alive and died in the same coffin.
Zhao Mengfu, a great talent in the south of the Yangtze River in Yuan Dynasty, is an all-rounder of poetry, painting and calligraphy after Su Dongpo. His regular script is called "Zhao Ti", which has a great influence on calligraphy in Ming and Qing Dynasties. His wife, Guan Daosheng, is also a talented woman who is good at drawing bamboo. Zhu Mo, written by her, has been handed down from generation to generation, which is of great benefit to future generations in learning to draw bamboo.
It was common for celebrities in society to take concubinage at that time. Zhao Mengfu is unwilling to be lonely, wants to take a concubine, and her career is thriving. Zhao Mengfu, who is nearly fifty years old, also envies beautiful young girls. But he couldn't explain it clearly to his wife, but a scholar has a way of being a scholar and made a small word to his wife: "I am a bachelor and you are a wife." I don't know if Wang has peach leaves and peach roots, but Su has morning clouds and dusk clouds.
I want to marry more Wu Ji and Yue Nv. You are over forty years old. Take Yutangchun for example. This word means that you have never heard that Mr. Wang Xianzhi has two concubines, peach leaves and peach roots, and Mr. Su Shi also has two concubines, Chaoyun and Muyun.
Therefore, it is not too much for me to marry more concubines; Besides, you are over 40 years old, so just sit in the stalls. After reading it, Mrs. Guan also wrote a poem "I Nong Ci", which not only replaced answering her husband, but also expressed her heart sound.
Zhao Mengfu got the word and had to give up the idea of concubinage. This literary anecdote was later passed down as a love story between husband and wife.
Baidu Encyclopedia-I Nong Ci.
4. Sentences describing Wuxi Huishan clay figurine
Huishan clay figurines are made of soil less than one meter in Huishan area through many processes, which are divided into two categories: "coarse goods" and "fine goods". "Coarse goods" are mostly based on festive and auspicious themes, such as Daafu, silkworm cats, old birthday stars and fishermen, which have pinned the people's good wishes for good luck, evil spirits and adequate food and clothing. Their shapes are rough and simple. "Boutique" is a clay figurine with hands. These works are mainly based on traditional opera characters, myths and legends, and folk customs. The characters are vivid and colorful. Wuxi clay figurines have strict requirements on materials, so they need to take the black soil one meter deep in the local rice fields as materials.
Traditional techniques are extremely complicated, including kneading, kneading, picking, kneading, printing, patting, cutting, coloring, pressing, pasting, embedding, scraping, pulling, inserting, pushing, wiping, pasting and installing. As a kind of colored sculpture, painting techniques occupy a high proportion in the whole clay figurine production, so there is a saying of "three-part plastic and seven-part color separation".
Huishan colored sculptures pay attention to color matching. "Red should be fresh, green should be charming and white should be clean" can make people feel happy. "Red with green, a piece of jade" means that red and green are used alternately, and the color effect is very good. "Red with purple, a pile of death" means that red and purple are used together, and it is difficult to produce good color effects. "Look at its color from a distance and see its flowers from a close distance" is the general requirement of painting, which not only has great color effect, but also can be seen from a close distance; The part can't affect the whole, and the pattern and background color must set each other off in order to be more beautiful.
Huishan colored plastic painting is generally "top-down, first light and then thick, first white and then black, and finally boots". "No more than four colors of the head and no more than three colors of the body" means that the color of the head can only be drawn four times, and the color of the body is enough for three times. Too many colors are not only ineffective, but also easy to crack. But without it, jade is not thick. "Put pen to paper like flying, uniform thickness" means to draw quickly. The pen is in a daze and the color is dull. The last sentence means that all pigments used for coloring should have the same thickness. "paint first, then make flowers, and then paint gold with color", which is the step of putting weight on your head. "Six lines should be straight and curves should be flexible" is the key to using a pen.
"Full without stuffing, simple without complexity". This is the rule when Huishan colored plastic uses patterns. "Dragon horn hand", "group hand" and "beautiful beads" are suitable for the elderly. "Baiji dolphin", "bat" and "ball flower" are suitable for children's wear. "Cloud brocade flower", "splash" and "five-color cloud" are suitable for ordinary fairy figures, while "grass flower", "hibiscus flower", "spot flower" and "lotus chrysanthemum" are commonly used patterns in the costumes of ordinary rich and beautiful women.