I like having such a house.
I want to store my soul there.
Let it live only in my soul.
People who don't live in me
The room should be as white as possible.
Put less furniture items.
My soul is used to neatness and simplicity.
I don't like crowds
This house can be a boat.
Can be in the eyes of a fine porcelain playing with it
A cup with flowers in it.
I try this appliance several times a day.
Instead of painting and installing voice-activated doors
No one can do anything without telling the password.
Walk through the door
There are ancient tea sets, which were also called tea sets or tea sets in ancient times.
The word "tea set" first appeared in the Han Dynasty. According to Wang Bao, a poet in the Western Han Dynasty, there is a saying that "there is no end to making tea, and the hole has been hidden". This is the historical data that China first mentioned "tea set". By the Tang Dynasty, the word "tea set" could be seen everywhere in Tang poetry. For example, Lu Guimeng, a poet in the Tang Dynasty, said in the General Record of Lingling: "Visitors are not limited, and they will hold tea sets." Bai Juyi's "Tea after Sleeping" "This disposal rope bed has a tea washer next to it." Pi Rixiu, a writer in the Tang Dynasty, wrote a poem about the pavilion of Chu family, in which Xiao Shugui moved the tea set. The word "tea set" can be found in all kinds of books in the Song, Yuan and Ming Dynasties. For example, in the History of Song Dynasty, it is said that "the emperor mourned the purple palace and the six officials lived in the north ... which is a famous fruit given to tea sets by Japan". The Emperor of the Song Dynasty gave a "tea set" as a gift. Weng Juan, a poet in the Southern Song Dynasty, wrote
"I can't get tired of watching a shaft of Huang Ting, and I carry the poetry tea set with me." The famous sentence, Yuan painter Wang Mian's "Blowing Xiao Out of the Gorge" has "hip flask and tea set on board." At the beginning of the Ming Dynasty, Xu Ze, a painter known as the "Four Masters of Wuzhong", took the opportunity to write: "The tea set is still late, and the pot does not knock." It is not difficult to see that both poets in the Tang and Song Dynasties and painters in the Yuan and Ming Dynasties can often read the poem Tea Set. It shows that tea set is an inseparable and important part of tea culture. The above is for reference.
2. What are the poems about porcelain? 1. Tea drinks everything with cane pith, and porcelain merchants don't have Xie Yu as a jar.
Entering the Tang Dynasty: Du Fu
Explanation:
Boiled tea soup and squeezed cane pulp are packed in porcelain jars as good as jade jars and can be taken to the boat for drinking.
2, red porcelain is waiting for fire, and it is also known that ice rings jade fingers.
Tian songwang
Explanation:
Long Xianxiang was put into a red porcelain box and baked with slow fire to skillfully make the ring operated by the city.
3, plain porcelain snow fragrance, like fairy nectar.
Tea-drinking Songs and Cui Shi's Making Prince: Jiao Ran in Tang Dynasty.
Explanation:
There is a blue tea soup floating in the white porcelain bowl, such as the slurry from the core of the fairy tree that fell from the sky.
4. The crescent group grinds porcelain and drinks the words of Chu.
Autumn Song San: Qin Guan
Explanation:
The ground moon ball is soaked in a tea bowl. After drinking, let the children talk back.
5. The porcelain burned in Dayi is light and strong, and the buckle is like the legend of mourning Yujincheng.
Du Fu: Seeking for Wei Dayi Porcelain Bowl in Tang Dynasty
Explanation:
The porcelain bowls fired in Daduyi are light and strong, and the sound is as sad as jade, and they are famous in Jincheng.
3. Water is suitable for containers of any shape. How did the ancients in China describe the adaptation of water to containers of any shape? How did the ancients in China describe it?
Zhuangzi said: "Always quiet, quiet is bright, bright is empty, and empty is inaction." Water is invisible and colorless, and it is a symbol of "emptiness".
Water is invisible and colorless, and can be configured in the shape of any carrier. In the cup, it is the image of the cup, and in the basin, it is the shape of the basin. In any container, it can take on different shapes according to the shape of the container. Martial arts practice should be like water and can adapt to any opponent.
Water is liquid water at room temperature, solid ice at freezing point and gaseous steam at high temperature. The characteristics of water "following the circle" and "following the circle" refer to flexibility and adaptability.
4. The poem about "Cup" is as follows:
1, the cup was given at the beginning.
2. Try the teacup in the peach branch and bamboo.
This teacup can be used for a long time
4. Zhai Yutong holds a teacup
5. Disposal of air furnace and teacups
6, you leave a * * * teacup
7. Solidified pores in the teacup
8. Helpless teacups?
9. Try the teacups in the campfire.
10, bonfire with teacups
1 1, the courtesy of visiting a teacup is often
12, only making tea cups and wine.
13, depending on medicine bowls and teacups
14, lazy not teacup
15, Du Yuan, Guan Ying but teacups.
16, the teacup began to light up.
17. Lift the teacup here.
18, Guo Shan has nowhere to ask for teacups.
19, bamboo couch teacups wake up in the afternoon.
20. Sit back in the teacup
The source of this poem is as follows:
1, the first gift of the teacup-Song's Slow Sound III
2. Try the teacup between the peach branches and the bamboo-Song Luyou's "Winter Sunny Red Sandalwood Yuzi Tour the Lake"
3. The teacup has won for a long time-Song Luyou's Two Ruins
4. Zhai Yutong holds a teacup-Song Luyou's Talking about the Main Sangdu Jingshe.
5. Dispose of the teacups with an air furnace —— Song, "Planting flowers and plants in the cracks from the north of Kaidongyuan Road to the foot of the mountain"
6. You live in a * * * teacup —— Song Luyou's Tea Making with He Yuanli and Cai Shouwu in Dongdingyuan Jiquan.
7. Fine holes in the teacup-Song's Afternoon Sit-in.
8. What is the cup for? -Song Luyou "Summer"
9. Try the teacup with a wind stove and bonfire-Song Luyou's "An Old Man in Fayun Temple, Xiao Yuan"
10, bonfire with teacups-Song Luyou sleeps during the day
1 1, Courtesy in Hospitality Teacups —— Song, "Ershang Hu Editing and Repairing Bamboo House"
12, only teacups and wine are respected-Song Dynasty's "Ten Rhymes of Plum Blossoms in Broken County"
13, relying on medicine bowls and teacups-Liu song's "Xie Zhu Yu Gui Jiu"
14, too lazy to make a cup-Song Shiwen's Oak
15, watching the guests welcome and drinking cups-Song Shiwen's "The visit is not worth it, so I thank Zhiyun for the poem."
16, teacups start ticking-Song Weng Juan's Late Spring Disease
17, lift a teacup here-Song accompanied to the bamboo pavilion of Chengtian Temple.
18. There is nowhere to ask for teacups in the national mountain-Shen Zhou's "Feeling the Scarcity of Yixing Mountain Spring Temple" in Ming Dynasty
19, the teacup on the bamboo couch wakes up in the afternoon-Wen Zhiming's "Happy Early Summer" in Ming Dynasty
20. Sit in a teacup again-Ming Jiang Xue practiced Su Gui Tang Yun.