Liu Yuxi
Inscription: The ancient words carved on utensils to warn oneself or state merits, called Ming, later became a style. This style is generally rhymed.
Motto
The motto written next to the seat.
Author profile
Liu. Luoyang (now in Henan Province) was a famous poet in the Tang Dynasty. When he was in Tang Shunzong, he took part in the political reform movement of Wang Shuwen Group, but soon failed, and was demoted as Sima of Langzhou. Later, he was re-elected as the secretariat of Lianzhou, Kuizhou and Hezhou. In his later years, he returned to Luoyang as a guest of the prince and was known as Liu Binke. His works include Liu Binke.
The humble room inscription
The mountain is not high. But I am virtuous.
The moss marks are green on the upper steps, and the grass color enters the curtain.
There are great scholars talking and laughing, but there is no Bai Ding in communication. You can tune the lute,
read the Golden Scripture. There is no confusion of silk and bamboo
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Question 3: What is the genre of Liu Yuxi's humble room inscription? The genre of "humble room inscription" is inscription
inscription: ancient words carved on utensils to warn oneself or praise merit, called "inscription", which later became a style. This style generally uses parallel sentences, which are neat and catchy.
question 4: what is the genre of the article of humble room inscription? What are the characteristics of this genre? Parallel prose
Question 5: What genre of humble inscriptions should be proverbs: ancient articles carved on utensils to warn themselves and others or to praise themselves for their merits. These articles are profound and alert, and most of them have the function of enlightening and awakening people. The language is carved and refined. For example, Humble Inscription and Epitaph of Liu Zihou.