The younger brother of Liu Gongzhuo, the minister of war, was a calligrapher and poet in the Tang Dynasty. After the seven dynasties of Shixian, Mu, Jing, Wen, Wu, Xuan and Yi, the official reached the crown prince and served as the official of Hedong County, so the world was called "Liu".
Xian Tong died in six years (865), aged 88, and was given to the Prince. Liu Gongquan's calligraphy is famous for regular script, which is as famous as Yan Zhenqing, and is called "Yan Liu", and is also known as "four masters of regular script" with Ou Yangxun, Yan Zhenqing and Zhao Mengfu.
Wang Xizhi, a beginner in calligraphy, later visited the famous calligraphers in the Tang Dynasty and thought that Yan Zhenqing He's calligraphy was the best, so he learned the skills of Yan Ou, and created his own "Liu Ti" between the charm of Jin people and Yan Ti calligraphy, which was famous for its strength and health, and later generations had the reputation of "Yan Gu". Liu Gongquan also writes poems. Complete Tang Poetry contains five poems, and Complete Tang Poetry contains one poem.
2. Four-character idiom story summary Liu Gongquan (778 -865), Han nationality, was born in (now Yaozhou District, Tongchuan City, Shaanxi Province).
The younger brother of Liu Gongzhuo, the minister of war, was a calligrapher and poet in the Tang Dynasty. After the seven dynasties of Shixian, Mu, Jing, Wen, Wu, Xuan and Yi, the official reached the crown prince and served as the official of Hedong County, so the world was called "Liu".
Xian Tong died in six years (865), aged 88, and was given to the Prince. Liu Gongquan's calligraphy is famous for regular script, which is as famous as Yan Zhenqing's. Xiren is known as the "Yan Liu", together with Ou Yangxun, Yan Baizhen and Zhao Mengfu, she is also known as the "four masters of regular script".
Wang Xizhi, a beginner in calligraphy, later visited the famous calligraphers in the Tang Dynasty and thought that Yan Zhenqing He's calligraphy was the best, so he learned the skills of Yan Ou, and created his own "Liu Ti" between the charm of Jin people and Yan Ti calligraphy, which was famous for its strength and health, and later generations had the reputation of "Yan Gu". Liu Gongquan also writes poems. The Whole Tang Poetry contains five poems, and the external compilation of the Whole Tang Poetry contains one poem.
3. Tell a story in four words, 1, the story of pulling out the seedlings to help others.
Once upon a time, there was a farmer in the Song Dynasty who was worried that the seedlings in his field would not grow tall, so he went to see them every day. Three days passed and the seedlings did not move. He thought of a way and hurried to the field to raise seedlings tree by tree. I went back and told my son that the seedlings had grown a lot. My son ran to the field and saw that all the seedlings were dead.
The story goes like this: During the Song Dynasty, people embarrassed by Qi Min's short seedlings suddenly came back and said,' I am sick today, so I want to help the seedlings grow.' His son hurried to see it, Miao was dying. Mencius, gongsun and Chou.
Interpreting metaphor violates the objective law of the development of things, and it is not good to rush for success.
2. Waiting for the rabbit story
According to legend, during the Warring States Period, there was a farmer in the Song Dynasty who worked at sunrise every day and rested at sunset. In case of famine, he will starve. He wants to improve his life, but he is too lazy and timid. He is lazy, afraid of everything and always wants to meet the unexpected wealth delivered to his door.
The miracle finally happened. One day in late autumn, he was plowing in the field and there were people hunting around him. The sound of shouting came one after another everywhere, and the frightened little beast ran desperately. Suddenly, a rabbit, impartial, bumped into his field root.
On the same day, he had a delicious meal.
After that, he stopped farming. All day, looking at the magical roots, waiting for the miracle to appear.
The idiom "waiting for a rabbit" means to get something for nothing, or to stick to narrow experience and not be flexible.
3. The story of the struggle between snipe and clam
When Zhao wanted to crusade against Yan (the younger brother of Su Qin, a strategist in the Warring States Period) lobbied Huiwen for Yan, he told such a fable: "When I came, I happened to see a clam come out to bask in the sun. The snipe took the opportunity to peck at the clam's meat. As soon as the two shells were closed, the clam grabbed the snipe's mouth. The snipe said, "If it doesn't rain today and tomorrow, there will be dead mussels." The clam also said tit for tat:' If you don't come out today or tomorrow, there will be dead snipes. None of them would give up, when a fisherman came and took them with him. "Zhao Yan is relatively resistant, and everyone is very tired. I'm afraid the powerful state of Qin is playing the role of a fisherman. I hope your majesty will think twice. King Huiwen agreed with Su Dai and stopped the war against Yan.