1. Verses about bronze ware
Verses about bronze ware 1. Verses about bronze ware
The musical instruments in bronze ware are percussion instruments among musical instruments. Bells (chime bells), bells, cymbals, cymbals, cymbals, cymbals, cymbals, and bronze drums are explained respectively.
The earliest one to appear was the bronze bell, which was unearthed in the Xia Dynasty tombs in Erlitou and is now The earliest one was unearthed from the Taosi site in Xiangfen, Shanxi Province, which is the earliest copper bell made of red copper discovered by archeology so far in my country. It was popular from the Shang Dynasty to the middle of the Western Zhou Dynasty, and gradually evolved into a part of horse gear after the Western Zhou Dynasty.
The next thing that appeared was the copper cymbal, which had a sequential relationship with the cymbals that appeared later. That is to say, the cymbals that appeared in the Shang Dynasty evolved into cymbals in the Western Zhou Dynasty. The copper cymbal was the metal of the original musical instrument wooden cymbal. The earliest extant cultural relics in China are the funerary objects in the tomb of Fuhao in the mid-Shang Dynasty (Wu Ding period). They usually appear in groups of three. They are in the shape of a tile, a bit like a bell with the mouth facing upward. The playing method is The hand-held percussion instrument (with a wooden handle installed at the bottom) was popular in the late Shang Dynasty and was the main instrument of the Shang court at that time. It was gradually replaced by the zheng during the Western Zhou Dynasty.
The zheng can be regarded as a further development of the cymbal. It appeared no later than the middle of the Western Zhou Dynasty, but the actual object was unearthed later in the Guo State Cemetery in Sanmenxia. It is a dual-purpose military and musical instrument. Ancient books say that the gold is used to withdraw troops. , the Mingjin here refers to the beating of copper zhengs. Zhengs were popular in the north and south of China at different times. The north was more popular from the Western Zhou Dynasty to the mid-Spring and Autumn Period, while the southern Chu area continued to the late Warring States Period.
Bo and bell are similar, and there are many specific introductions. I will not introduce them in detail. They appeared in the late Shang Dynasty and became popular in the Zhou Dynasty. Their peak period was from the Spring and Autumn Period to the early Warring States Period. It basically declined after the Western Han Dynasty.
Bronze Judeng: A hand-held percussion instrument with a long and narrow shape. When used, the mouth is facing upward. The handle is held in the hand and struck with a mallet. There is an inscription on the surviving cymbals that says, "Choose auspicious gold to cast cymbals for enjoyment and filial piety." It can be seen that it is an instrument used for banquets and sacrifices. It is another variant of the bronze cymbal and was mainly popular in Wuyue during the Spring and Autumn Period. area.
Bronze Taoyu: musical instrument in the army, "Guoyu·Jinyu": "In battle, Taoyu and Dingning are used to respect the people." Also in "Zhou Li·Taguan·Drummer": "In order to Zheng Xuan notes: "Tao, Tao Yu Ye, is round like a drum, with a big upper part and a small lower part. It is played in harmony with the drum." The actual shape is like a cylinder, with a big upper part and a small lower part. Consistent with literature records. There are buttons on the top of the tat, most of which are tiger buttons. They appeared in the middle of the Western Zhou Dynasty and were mainly popular in the Yangtze River Basin from the Spring and Autumn Period to the Western Han Dynasty.
Bronze drums: "Zhou Li·Di Guan·Drummer": "The master teaches the sounds of six drums and four golds, which are used to control vocal music, to harmonize the military, and to conduct field service." It can be seen that drums are often used for music, dance, and banquets. and in war. During the Shang and Zhou dynasties, most drums were made of wood. The bronze drum discovered so far belongs to the Shang Dynasty and has only two sides: one is in Japan; the other was newly unearthed in Chongyang, Hubei in 1977. The main feature of the two drums is the two-sided drums lying horizontally, with four or rectangular legs. A large number of bronze drums seen today originate from the ethnic minority areas of Guangxi and Yunnan in southwest my country. The drums are round in shape and are single-sided drums. They are composed of a drum head, drum body, drum waist, drum foot, etc. The drum waist is often attached with Ring ears, drum heads are often decorated with reliefs of people and animals, and the drum body and drum heads are also decorated with various patterns, which were mainly popular from the Warring States Period to the Han Dynasty.
2. Poems about bronzes
"Playing with Zheng and Zeng" Wang Yang, Song Dynasty
Two thousand pieces of white snow cocoons, six hundred and two buckets of bronze coins.
Spend ten days without hesitation to catch up with the predecessors.
The former sages are dead and cannot be admired. There are only good quotes in the world.
If you don’t look for the heart-appreciating talisman of broken bamboo slips, you will find no place to look for it from the past sages.
Zheng Weng knows that my intentions are sincere, and it is clear that A and B are different.
When Lu Tongshu came to Mengjiao to become rich, Mr. Li was sobered up by Zhang Weng.
At that time, the library was in charge of Dianyu School. Today, I will pick it up and deliver it to Fangxin.
If you analyze too much and too little, you will get a hundred gold cups and a thousand soups.
My neighbor to the north, Lao Tzu, is very hospitable, and I have to hang my basket to eat at noon.
Yesterday, I invited guests to eat roasted goose, and the cross-shaped soup cake was smooth.
In a moment, all the dust flies over the bank, and the words are slave's sound breaking the jade.
There are hundreds of incense sticks on this vase, and each of them will be eaten by customers a thousand times.
Sipping incense and studying poetry, but spending the passing years without suffering.
"Two Poems on Autumn Embrace to Saint Yu" by Ouyang Xiu of the Song Dynasty
The solitary pipe is called Autumn Moon, and the clear anvil rhymes with frost and wind.
Returning from the dream from far away from the end of the world, I was shocked to break the thousands of mountains.
The crowd of animals has stopped, and all worries are felt.
The sun, moon and arrows flow together, and the four o'clock rings are endless.
The old things of the Yin and Barbarians are brought down, and the chests of the strong men are broken.
What does a strong man do? Plain silk mourns bronze.
"White Hair Ode" Wumai, Song Dynasty
In the Ming Dynasty, bronze hairpins fell from the white hair.
Suspension of knowledge is unavoidable, how can one expect a sudden invasion.
Recalling the past, I followed the group of children and always mixed with Qingjin.
It is difficult to control the weak, and you know how to cherish the negative.
At that time, I opened my chest and poured it into the past and present.
The book of twenty-one plans is embedded in the road to Jinshi.
After fourteen years, the first reward is the reward for all the hard work.
This year is already sixty-six, and dusk is coming.
One hair shines in my eyes, and all the hair shines in the sky.
Suddenly he stopped laughing, and the dignitary looked for him.
If you have a field, you are willing to grow jade, and if you have a waist, you are willing to make a lot of money.
Isn’t it bad to be rich? It can’t be forbidden to work like a deer.
How is it like a bed of books and a beautiful green qin.
The fragrance of distant ginseng orchids and the clear sound of mountains and rivers.
Singing high and full of moonlight, drunk and lying down fighting.
The head of the teacher is half white, and he wears a crown in the old mountains and forests.
Drinking in the green Cao Pu, gulls in the white sand.
Call Zhang Lu and listen to my white hair moan.
"I secretly separated from Chiang for twenty-six years, Tian Di's twentieth year, and Luo Zheng's ten years before seeing him" Mei Yaochen of the Song Dynasty
I am fifty-two today, and I often suffer from the pain of separation.
It’s been half a year since I said goodbye.
The three princes came from different places and met each other first.
Chiang met early, and Luo Bei met Tian later.
Officials are later than me, and official qualifications are ahead of me.
This is also diffuse and light, infinitely returning to the desolate house.
Everyone likes, laughs, and says the same thing, but each has a different appearance.
The hair is invaded by frost and flowers, and the eyes are covered with spiders.
It is easy to get drunk when there is wine, but when there is ridicule, it is easy to get drunk.
When I wake up and recite my merits, I will be sick.
There is a garden house in Ande, which is spacious and leisurely, close to the forest and spring.
Raise thousands of fish and grow three or four scallions.
All other vegetables are called this, and so are the fruit plants.
There is no vulgarity to invite you, so you can sleep well in the winter.
White japonica rice is stored in the house, and bronze coins are sold in wine.
After the meal, we had a few cups and asked the children to recite the poem.
Looking up at the red sun, it is just spinning with the sky.
In the morning, I see you out of Canghai, and in the evening, I see you in Yuyuan.
After all, how can we destroy the foolish and the wise?
After billions of years, the muscles and bones are not as strong as jade.
The tung coffin was three inches thick, and in the past, no one could avoid it.
The desire to go is gone in time, and the sighing has no reason.
3. Poems about bronzes
"White Hair Ode"
Era: Song Dynasty Author: Wu Mai
Ming Dynasty Copper, white hairpin falling from every inch.
Suspension of knowledge is unavoidable, how can one expect a sudden invasion.
Recalling the past, I followed the group of children and always mixed with Qingjin.
It is difficult to control the weak, and you know how to cherish the negative.
At that time, I opened my chest and poured it into the past and present.
The book of twenty-one plans is embedded in the road to Jinshi.
After fourteen years, the first reward is the reward for all the hard work.
This year is already sixty-six, and dusk is coming.
One hair shines in my eyes, and all the hair shines brightly.
Suddenly he stopped laughing, and the dignitary looked for him.
If you have a field, you are willing to grow jade, and if you have a waist, you are willing to make a lot of money.
Isn’t it bad to be rich and noble? It can’t be forbidden to work like a deer.
How is it like a bed of books and a beautiful green qin.
The fragrance of distant ginseng orchids and the clear sound of mountains and rivers.
Singing loudly and returning to the fight at the full moon, drunk and lying down fighting.
The head of the teacher is half white, and he wears a crown in the old mountains and forests.
Drinking in the green grass pool, gulls chatting in the white sand.
Call Zhang Lu and listen to my white hair moan.
4. What are the words to describe "bronze"?
Horses can step on flying swallows, be able to carry a tripod, have three tripod feet, lift a tripod to lift a mountain, strike a bell and a tripod to eat 1. Horse Ta Fei Yan Pronunciation: mǎ tà fēi yàn Definition: Bronzeware of the Eastern Han Dynasty, with a strong and handsome image and unique charm.
Sentence: Horses Treading on Flying Swallows was cast in the late Han Dynasty. The artistic form of galloping horses is shaped with exaggerated artistic techniques, and the artistic conception is romantic.
2. Strength to carry a tripod. Pronunciation: lì néng gāng dǐng. Definition: carry: to lift heavy objects with both hands; tripod: a bronze vessel with three legs and two ears. Describes a particularly powerful force.
It also refers to the strength of the pen. Sentence: When he was young, he was very talented and capable of carrying a cauldron, which can be said to be unrivaled in the world.
3. Three-point tripod pronunciation: sān fēn dǐng zú Definition: tripod: an ancient cooking utensil, made of bronze, generally round with three legs. The metaphor is like the three legs of a tripod, each of which stands side by side and faces each other.
It also describes the three parts of the world, standing in a tripod. Sentence: Later, he became the emperor of Shu and controlled the land in the middle of Shu. He was in a three-way relationship with Cao Cao and Sun Quan.
4. Lift the tripod to lift the mountain. Pronunciation: jǔ dǐng bá shān. Definition: tripod: an ancient bronze cooking vessel, large and heavy. Being able to lift a big cauldron and move mountains is a metaphor for being powerful.
Sentence: In the bloody storm, when you raise your eyebrows and smile, you lift the cauldron to lift the mountain, and the sword slaughters thousands of miles. 5. Strike the bell and tripod. Pronunciation: jī zhōng dǐng shí. Definition: Bell: a metal percussion instrument.
Ding: an ancient cooking utensil. In ancient times, high-ranking officials and dignitaries played musical instruments and arranged tripods when eating.
Describes a prosperous life, luxury and luxury. Sentence: Ruofu Wengbo is of turbid nature, he lives in Zhang Li's house, he strikes bells and cauldrons to eat, and rides over each other in succession.
5. Idioms about bronzes
[The bell rings and the tripod eats]
The detailed explanation of this idiom is: Bell: ancient musical instrument. Ding: ancient cooking utensil. Refers to Ringing bells and playing music while eating, setting up tripods. Describes the luxurious and luxurious life of wealthy people.
[Words emphasize nine tripods]
The detailed explanation of this idiom is: tripod: three kinds of things used for cooking in ancient times. A two-eared utensil. Jiuding: Metaphor of strong power. The weight of speech is as heavy as Jiuding. Describes words that are extremely weighty.
[癙歌声]
Details of this idiom The explanation is: to describe the lively sound of music and singing.
[禹谩鱼]
The detailed explanation of this idiom is: the swallows that build nests on the tent swim in the cooking pots A moving fish. A metaphor for an extremely dangerous situation.
[Three-point tripod]
The detailed explanation of this idiom is: tripod: an ancient cooking utensil, mostly made of bronze, generally round Three legs. Metaphorically, it is like the three legs of a tripod. Each of the three stands on one side, standing side by side and facing each other. It also describes the three parts of the world, standing on the tripod. It is also called "the tripod stands in three parts" and "the tripod stands in three parts".
[Lift a tripod to lift a mountain]
The detailed explanation of this idiom is: tripod: an ancient bronze cooking vessel, large and heavy. It can lift a big tripod and pull up mountains. It is a metaphor for the majestic power .
[Strike the bell and tripod to eat]
The detailed explanation of this idiom is: Zhong: a metal percussion instrument. Ding: an ancient cooking utensil. When high-ranking officials and dignitaries in ancient times ate. , playing musical instruments and arranging tripods. Describes a prosperous life, luxury and luxury. Also known as "beat the bells and Chen Ding", "ring the bells and prepare the tripods", "ring the bells and arrange the tripods", "ring the bells and ring the tripods".
< p> [The potential of a tripod]The detailed explanation of this idiom is: shi: situation. The situation is like the three legs of a tripod. It is a metaphor for a situation of three evenly matched oppositions. It is also called "living on the tripod" , "a tripod standing", "a tripod standing", "a tripod with three legs", "a tripod with three legs", "three tripod legs".
[ding wok knife saw]
This idiom The detailed explanation is: Ding: an ancient bronze utensil used for cooking, with three legs and two ears. Wok: a large pot. Ding Wok: an ancient torture instrument, used to boil people to death. Refers to the four ancient torture instruments, because Used to refer to the most cruel punishment.
[Spring and Autumn Peak]
The detailed explanation of this idiom is: Spring and Autumn: age. People's age is when they are vigorous and strong. In the old days, it is a metaphor for people. In the prime of life, full of energy.
[One word, nine tripods]
The detailed explanation of this idiom is: nine tripods: a national treasure that symbolizes state power in ancient times. It is a metaphor for its weight. One word is worth it. It is worth the weight of nine tripods. It describes that words are extremely weighty and can play a decisive role. It is also called "one word nine tripods", "a few words nine tripods", and "one word nine tripods."