Translation:
Lush pine and cypress grow on the cliffs near the ravine, and it is at the top of the mountain and under the hill, and half the sky is blue against it. The wind blows, and occasionally the lingering charm of the wind blowing through the bamboo forest echoes from afar. I feel like hearing the voice of the ages in front of the piano.
Note:
Born on the wall of a long and gloomy pine stream: Born out of pine at the bottom of a gloomy stream, I feel sorry for the secluded grass stream.
Accidental distance and wind rhyme: the wind blows the bamboo forest. Xie Zhuang's "Yuefu" in the Southern Song Dynasty: "If it is a cold night, the wind will become a rhyme."
If you listen to the eternal sound of the piano platform, the piano is a rather noble image in ancient times, and here it should be the noble sound of pines and cypresses blown by the wind.
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occasional escape and wind rhyme, such as listening to the eternal sound of the piano.
About the author:
Qi Gong (1912-25), also known as Yuan Bo, was born in Beijing. China is a famous contemporary educator, classical philologist, painter and calligrapher, cultural relic appraiser, redologist, poet and master of Chinese studies. Manchu, Ai Xinjue Roche, is the fifth son of Emperor Sejong of Qing Dynasty (Yongzheng) and the eighth grandson of Prince Hongzhou. The main representative works are Qi Gong Cong Manuscripts, Qi Gong Yun Yu, and Ancient Font Manuscripts. He has served as a professor at Beijing Normal University, a member of the Standing Committee of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference, honorary chairman of the China Calligraphy Association, and consultant of the Palace Museum of the Chinese Buddhist Association.
Central idea:
The Picture of Chang Song expresses the poet's praise for the tenacious vitality of Chang Song and Qing Zhu, and expresses his thoughts and feelings for the harmonious existence of all things in nature.