1. Verses describing the beautiful scenery of Dai villages must be verses
Every bamboo house faces Guangmo, and there are many traders below.
From the Tang Dynasty poet Liu Yuxi.
Text of the poem
"Xianghe Song Ci·Cai Ling Xing"
In the flat autumn sunshine of Baima Lake, purple water chestnuts fly like brocade luan.
There are many women rowing in the middle, picking water chestnuts and ignoring the horseman.
Fighting for more and winning, they all face each other, and when the waves turn, they break through the light waves.
The long servant girl's frail shoulders move unevenly, and the shadow of the hairpin is floating.
Smiling words bite Gu Wanhui, and the polygonum flowers return from the green shore.
When I returned to Shiqiao, I saw wild vines tied to the boat and Ping's clothes full of clothes.
Every bamboo building faces Guangmo, and there are many traders below.
Carrying a glass of wine and recommending the night pass by, drunkenly stepping on the embankment and singing accordingly.
Under the Yuanjiang River under Qu Ping Temple, the moon shines on the cold waves and white smoke rises.
A piece of southern music can be heard here, and Chang'an looks three thousand miles north.
Notes:
Cai Ling: Picking water chestnuts.
Baima Lake: Located in Yiting Town, Shangyu City, Shaoxing City, Zhejiang Province, it is surrounded by mountains on three sides and has a comfortable environment. At the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty, Moling Lieutenant Jiang Ziwen (an official equivalent to the mayor of Nanjing) led his troops to chase the bandits to the foot of Zhongshan Mountain and died heroically. In the early years of the Eastern Wu Dynasty, an official saw Jiang Ziwen riding a white horse on the road, holding a white feather fan in his hand, followed by his attendants, exactly as he had been before his death.
Many years later, the powerful white horse he was riding on was still unwilling to leave the battlefield where its master died in battle. It often appeared on the Zijin hillside, holding its head high and hooves high, day after day. A clear spring was dug out, which brought good news to the villagers living here. The gathering of clear springs forms Baima Lake.
Qu Ping Temple: Qu Yuan’s ancestral hall. Qu Yuan, whose given name is Zhengze and whose courtesy name is Lingjun and whose last name is Ping and whose courtesy name is Yuan, is a descendant of Qu Xia, the son of Xiong Tong, King of Wu of Chu. The Chu Ci and Fu masters created "Chu Ci" and also created the tradition of "vanilla beauty". To martyr his country, he threw himself into the Miluo River.
Extended information:
The indoor bamboo house of the Dai family is divided into two halves by a fence. The inner room is smaller and is the bedroom, and outsiders are prohibited from entering; the outer room is wider and the inner part is The main room is the place where guests are received. There is a firepit on the outside for heating and cooking.
Ganlan-style buildings are a characteristic of Dai people’s residence. The Dai bamboo houses in Xishuangbanna and Dehong Ruili are unique in style. The building is nearly square, with two floors. The upper floor is occupied by people, about 7 feet from the ground. The lower floor has no walls and is used for raising livestock and stacking items. The roof is double-sloped and mostly covered with woven "straw rows".
Climbing up the stairs, there are corridors and a drying platform where you can dry things and enjoy the cool air. The Dai people in most areas of Dehong live in bungalows with bamboo or adobe walls and covered with thatch. Most of them are courtyard houses. The Dai bamboo houses in the Yi Mountains of Chuxiong have relatively wide and flat roofs. Their main function is ventilation, sun protection and cooling, followed by rain protection. The houses are elevated and people live upstairs, which can avoid the scorching heat and moisture on the ground and prevent insect infestations.
The beams and columns are interspersed and connected inside and out, making them integrated and very strong, which can prevent earthquakes. There are only a few pillars downstairs. If the river floods, the bamboo building can usually be kept intact. In the Dai area of ??Yishan Mountain, every house has a bamboo house, and most of them are the main residences of Dai people.
Baidu Encyclopedia - Dai Nationality
Baidu Encyclopedia - "Xianghe Song Ci·Cai Ling Xing" 2. Dai Nationality, the beautiful scenery of the village, I can't help but think of an idiom or a poem.
Pleasant scenery, beautiful mountains and clear waters
Beautiful mountains and clear waters
Pronunciation: shān qīng shuǐ xiù
Explanation: Qing: quiet; quiet. Describe the beautiful landscape.
Source: Song Dynasty Huang Tingjian's "Sudden Mountain Stream·Gift to Chen Xiang of Hengyang": "The eyebrows and black eyebrows gather the autumn waves, and Hunan is full of beautiful mountains and clear waters."
Example: My hometown It's a great place.
Synonyms: beautiful mountains and clear waters
Antonyms: poor mountains and poor waters
Grammar: conjunction; predicate; connotation of praise
Analysis: mountains Clear (green) water and beautiful
"Mountain and clear water and beautiful" are often mistaken for "山青水秀" because they do not understand the meaning of this idiom. "山明水秀" This work means "山明水秀", which means the mountains and rivers are pure and beautiful. Later it evolved into "Splendid Mountains and Clear Waters". Grammatically speaking, "山清" can be paired with "水秀", while "山青" cannot be paired with "水秀" and can only be paired with "水green". Because "green mountains and green waters" describes the colors of mountains and rivers, while "showy mountains and clear waters" describes the scenery of mountains and rivers, and its connotation has a fresh and charming charm. Because of this, ancient poets often used "beautiful mountains and clear waters" to describe a woman's beauty. For example, Huang Tingjian, a poet of the Song Dynasty, said in the poem "Sudden Mountain Stream·Gift to Chen Xiang of Hengyang": "The eyebrows and black eyebrows gather the autumn waves, all over Hunan, the mountains and rivers are beautiful. The pingping curls up, just over thirteen years old, and the spring has not yet penetrated." "The mountains and rivers are beautiful" is a metaphor for a woman's beautiful features, which is both clever and wonderful.