Bottom line: tea, tea, tea.
Allusion: Su Shi knew Hangzhou when he was a bachelor in Longtuge. In his spare time, Su Shi visited a nearby temple and met an old monk who was chanting scriptures. Seeing Su Shi's simple clothes, the old Taoist said "sit down" and said "tea" to the young monk.
After a while, Su Shi said that he was an official, so the old monk got up and said "please sit down", and then turned to the young monk and said "tea".
Su Shi and the monk continued to chat. Later, the monk knew that this was Su Shi, a famous writer, and said, "Please sit down". Then he turned to the young monk and said, "Offer fragrant tea". When he left, the monk asked Su Shi to stay in Mo Bao because he could come to this temple.
This is the luck of this temple. In fact, Su Shi was annoyed with this snobbish monk. So he wrote "the first part: please sit down, please sit down, and the next part: tea, tea, fragrant tea", and the old monk was ashamed.
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Su Shi (103765438+1October 8th-165438+August 24th), a native of Meishan, Meizhou (now Meishan, Sichuan), was a famous writer, politician, artist and physician in the Northern Song Dynasty. The word Zi Zhan, the word He Zhong, is a famous Dongpo layman and an iron Taoist.
Jiayou was a scholar for two years, with a bachelor's degree in Ming and a bachelor's degree in Hanlin. Fang Chi, a Southern Song Neo-Confucianist, and Wen Zhong, posthumous title. There are The Complete Works of Mr. Dongpo and Dongpo Yuefu Poems handed down from generation to generation, and Wang Zongji, a poet of the Song Dynasty, collected his works and compiled The Complete Works of Su Wenzhong.
His prose, poetry, ci and fu are all successful, and he is good at calligraphy and painting. He is a generalist in the history of literature and art, and an outstanding figure in prose and verse.
Su Shi's prose is the last year of Song Sijia (Liu Han and Ou Su) in Tang Dynasty. It is called "Su Hai in Han Dynasty" with Han Yu, the founder of the ancient prose movement in Tang Dynasty, and "Ou Su" with Ouyang Xiu. Su Xun, the father, and Su Zhe, the younger brother, are collectively called "Three Sus", and they are the eight masters in Tang and Song Dynasties.
Su Shi's poems are called "Su Huang" with Huang Tingjian and "Sulu" with Lu You. His "Poetry into Ci" was the first "bold" school of Ci, which revived the splendid Quincy style since the late Tang Dynasty and the Five Dynasties. Later generations and Xin Qiji in the Southern Song Dynasty were also called "Su Xin". Su Shi pretended to be bold and unrestrained, but in fact he was clear. His poems are also quite famous, the most famous of which is "Red Cliff Poem" written before and after his relegation.
In the Song Dynasty, his thesis proposition was often examined in scientific research, so the scholars at that time said, "Su Wensheng is ripe, eating mutton Su Wensheng and chewing vegetable soup."
In terms of art, calligraphy ranks first among the four great calligraphers in the Northern Song Dynasty (Song Sijia): Su, Huang, Mi and Cai. His paintings initiated Huzhou School. It occupies an important position in the history of painting literature.
Politically, during Wang Anshi's political reform, although he agreed that politics should be reformed, he opposed Lv Huiqing, Wang Anshi's successor, and some "stubborn" policies, which attracted Li Ding, a pawn of the new party, to frame him. Later, because of opposition to "abolishing the new law", the old party headed by Sima Guang was dismissed and could not be prime minister for life.
In the struggle between the old and new parties, both sides failed to please, which led to frustration in their official career. My concubine Wang Chaoyun called it "a belly is not suitable". In the transformation of Yuan You, there was a time when officials were ministers; Song Zhe Zong Shaosheng was repeatedly demoted to Danzhou (Hainan Island); Hui Zong acceded to the throne and died in Changzhou when he returned to the North. The tomb is in Jiaxian County, Henan Province.