There are many praises for teachers in ancient poems, including Jiao Shulang, Shi Yannian, Confucius Temple, etc.
Lvye Hall opened to occupy Wuhua, and passers-by gave instructions to the public. Your Majesty has peaches and plums all over the world, so why bother planting more flowers in front of the hall? ——From "Planting Flowers in the Green Wild Hall of Lord He Linggong" by Bai Juyi, a poet of the Tang Dynasty. It takes a lot of chewing to pick out the fine points. Half an acre of square pond has flowing water, and people have worked hard to cultivate new seedlings. From "Feelings on the Blackboard".
1. Teaching Man
Teaching Man, a small child, drooling at the corners of his mouth, with two straw hat sticks hanging from his waist. He didn't dare to enter through the door, he held his hands violently and destroyed them. Go to the high hall and listen to me discuss the regulations. This poem depicts a primary school student studying very devoutly from his teacher, expressing his respect and admiration for his teacher.
2. My teacher Yannian
My teacher Yannian, courtesy name Zhongyan, taught me writing and speaking. I went back to the book to find my teacher and visit You'an, and when I came from the east I was laughing and talking. At seventy he is still graceful, at eighty he is still capable. This poem praises the outstanding talent and longevity of a famous teacher who excelled in both moral cultivation and academic attainments.
3. Confucius Temple
There are no tears from the most holy teacher, and nothing can be said about the hearts of scholars in the country. The walls of Liangyuan Palace are green with spring grass, but have you ever seen such a deep religious altar? All the students are exhausted, and their children all play the flute. This poem reminds people of the great educator Confucius, praises his influence and contribution to later generations, and expresses their admiration and respect for him.
4. Teaching
The teacher’s heart is like a precious hairpin fan. Don’t learn to play with butterflies among flowers. His heart is as strong as iron and he has a broad mind for the motherland. In this poem, the author expresses his praise for teachers and believes that teaching and educating people is a noble and responsible cause.
Summary:
There are widespread works praising teachers in ancient poetry. These works praise teachers' professionalism, knowledge and personality through different description methods and emotional expressions. Ancient literati used concise and profound words to depict the image of teachers, showing their respect and reverence for the cause of education. These poems not only express praise for teachers, but also reflect the great importance attached to education and the promotion of teachers' ethics in ancient Chinese society.