? Let's look at xu teacher's handwriting first and see what he wrote.
? Figure 1:
? Honey, are you reading this right? After reading the first word in the third column, can you pronounce it "bird"? Connected with the word "person" below, do you understand it as "bird person"? But how can it be a "bird man"? Birdman is a curse, isn't it? How can such an "unclean" word appear in a poem? In other words, isn't there an Oscar-winning movie called Birdman to express the yearning for a free life? Neither. This word looks like a bird, but it is actually a "high". You can judge by the height of the word, can't you? So what is the full text? Please read with me.
? "Ken to ten thousand strains for yan? Laugh at the master He was harmonious when he was young and will not change his moral integrity in the mountains. "
? This is Wang Mian's poem "One of Plum Blossoms", which is one of his many Yongmei poems. The basic meaning should be understandable. If it is used as a corpus for poetry appreciation in the exam, candidates should pay attention to the allusion here if they think it means "harmony". It is said that Shang Wu Ding asked how to govern the country, and Fu Zaiding said how to reconcile tastes, so he assisted Wu Ding in governing the country. Later, due to the metaphor of "Ding Fu reconciliation", Zheng Guangzu wrote the sentence "Ding Fu reconciliation with Shu Ren, bringing peace and stability to the country" in the second compromise of "Laojuntang". Zheng Guangzu and Wang Mian were both cultural celebrities in Yuan Dynasty. I think people at that time liked to use the word "Ding Fuhe".
? The reason why I said candidates should pay attention is not groundless. I remember one year in the college entrance examination, the part of poetry appreciation collided with the calligraphy written by xu teacher. It was a "Passer-by" by Zhao Shixiu: "It rains at home in Huangmei season, and frogs are everywhere in the grass pond. If you don't come at midnight, knock off the chess pieces and die. " This word has been hung in the living room of our old house for many years. I still remember that the word "every family" is very close, and the last word of "half" is very long. Xu teacher's handwriting, now hanging on our wall, may be lucky enough to bump into the college entrance examination this year.
? Let's look at the handwriting written by Teacher Luo.
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? This is also a poem, as can be seen from Mr. Luo's signature. Because it is written with lines, the words on it will be much easier to recognize than those written by xu teacher.
? "Don't be peaches and plums, especially in the mountains. But your heart is iron, why bother to provoke dust? "
? Teacher Luo's position as a calligrapher in my mind is beyond doubt. When I was in college, I practiced Copybook for calligraphy with his hard pen, but now I hang his masterpiece at the top of the corridor. That long masterpiece hung high on the roof, which made me "look up but not down". It was an "admission ceremony" given to us by my brother who loved calligraphy. The Chinese teacher's obsessive-compulsive disorder made me Baidu the poem. The search results are as follows:
? "Plum blossom thirteen? Wang Mian
? If you don't make peaches and plums, the mountain won't make spring. But it makes you feel sad, why bother to provoke dust. "
? If you are careful, you may notice immediately that there are two differences between what Teacher Luo wrote and what I learned on Baidu. One is "iron" and the other is "like a foreigner". Could it be that the word "iron" written by Teacher Luo is a kind of "Yi" calligraphy style? I quickly asked my niece and brother, my calligraphy family, and the answer was the same, but there was no doubt about the word "iron". Did Teacher Luo use Wang Mian's poems? As long as "the heart is iron", that is, the heart has the same color as iron, there is no need to worry about falling into the same black "dust", so it is reasonable to recite "Mo Mei". It's a pity that Teacher Luo accidentally added the words "Wang Mian's Poems". What about Baidu? I feel like a stranger? What does "Yi" mean? "Peace of mind"? There is indeed a phrase "my heart is alienated" in ancient poems, but the word "like" is used between "heart" and "alienation". A is like a B-shaped sentence. A and B should belong to the same category, so it is always wrong to interpret it as "peace of mind". So Baidu is wrong? So I searched the original poem on the Internet again and found that all I found was the word "Yi". Unfortunately, I don't have any other poems about Wang Mian, and I don't have much knowledge, so I have to give up the textual research on this poem.
? Suddenly I thought of "Jingnv". Isn't there a line in the poem called "From grazing to death, it's beautiful but different"? That "fat" is a kind of plant, reading tí instead of yí. This is a young thatch, soft and white. If "heart" is used to describe "fat", then there is no need to worry about being stained with black ash. The overwhelming word "Yi" on Baidu should be a common name or a foreign word.
? Yixi. The above is probably the most telling answer I can think of. The full text is written as "nonsense style" with my own speculation, just to make you laugh and feel that the college entrance examination students are shocked.