The poem about haircut is 1. What poem does Half Moon Cut come from?
1, "Half Moon and One Cut" comes from Song Dynasty poet Shi Zhiyuan's "Matsushita Self-Dispatch".
2, "Matsushita Self-Dispatch" Song Dynasty Shi Zhiyuan
Gather gas into this body and send it to the world temporarily.
Poor freedom, no worries.
Waterfront and mountain climbing are leisurely and profound.
The sun is downstream of the forest, and the night is in the forest.
Drink spring water by the rock and fill chrysanthemums in front of the threshold.
Shave your hair once every six months and take a bath once every six months.
But if you are lazy, you have no honor or disgrace.
At the beginning of the new autumn rain, the full moon shines on my home.
Seeing the moon when you are sick, sitting for a long time has occasionally become a song.
Between heaven and earth, sex is divided into different parts.
There is no need to be happy when holding hands, and there is no need to cry when you are poor.
Rongpeng is not long, and Yan Yang is unhappy.
All four are like dreams, so what is self-restraint?
He laughed at me for being too crazy and I laughed at him for being too vulgar.
There is no record of right or wrong.
It is better to be silent for a long time.
Deep-sea fish and woodbirds have their own methods.
Look who your friends are, romance and loose bamboo.
2. Poems about hair and haircut
Poems about hair and haircut:
Li Bai's Seventeen Songs of Autumn with White Hair (Part Two)
White hair three thousands of feet, sorrow as long?
I don't know where to get autumn frost in the mirror!
This is a poem expressing anger. With unrestrained passion and romantic artistic techniques, the poet created the image of "self", gave vent to deep resentment and depression, and exerted a strong and touching artistic power. "White hair and three thousands of feet, the fate seems long?" Split the air, such as spring tide rushing, such as volcanic eruption, shocking. It is really incomprehensible to look at the phrase "three thousands of feet with white hair". How can white hair "three thousands of feet"? When I read the next sentence, "Sorrow is like a beard", I suddenly understood that the original white hair "Three thousands of feet" was born of sorrow and grew up because of sorrow! Worry gives birth to white hair, but people are aware of it, but it is three times as long as thousands of feet. How many deep worries should there be? The fateful weight of ten words falls on one word "sadness". Writing sadness is incredible! Fantasy strange sentences can't help but make people marvel at the poet's boldness of vision and pen power.
Tang Hanyu's "Meeting the Teacher"
Those who learn from others are unruly people.
Love mountains and rivers, be aloof from things, and thank friends.
Take off your hair and fly to find dust.
Siming made a fortune, and the ladder was empty in autumn.
Then I went to heaven and looked at the platform. All the valleys were rugged.
Stay at the top of the night and look up at the stars.
Blowing wood and stone, surging with the breath of Shao Jun.
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Send to the Lord is a poem by Han Yu, a poet in the Tang Dynasty.
Han Yu (768~824) was renamed Changli, so he was called Han Changli and posthumous title Wengong, so he was called Han Wengong, a native of Heyang (now Mengzhou, Henan) in the Tang Dynasty, and his ancestral home was Dengzhou. He is one of the eight masters in Tang and Song Dynasties. Self-proclaimed county looks Changli, known as Han Changli in the world (the word "county looks" is a combination of "county" and "hope". "County" is an administrative division, "Wang" is an aristocratic family, and the combination of "County King" refers to the aristocratic family within a certain region and country. And Han Yu lives in Changli, so he is also called Han Changli. In his later years, he served as assistant minister of the official department, also known as the Korean official department. Liu Zongyuan and Liu Zongyuan are both advocates of the ancient prose movement, and they are also called "Liu Han". They are known as "great writers" and "scholars of hundreds of generations", and put forward the idea of "combining literature with Taoism" and opposed the trend of courtship since the Six Dynasties. He is the author of 40 volumes of Han Changli's Collected Works, Foreign Collected Works 10, Teachers' Comments, etc. It has the reputation of "the decline of eight generations".
3. Zhu Yuanzhang's haircut poems
I can smell that I shaved my head, but now I shave my head.
You have to shave your head, but you can't do it without it. Scrape at will. He shaves and my head is mine.
Look at those people who shave their heads. They shave their heads. In the notes of Gambling Chess Mountain Villa in the late Qing Dynasty, it is said that a scholar taught his disciples to make a trial post. He wrote several couplets on the topic of "shaving his head". He shaves, and my head is still mine.
You can shave your head, but you can't shave your head. It is said that at this time, this is a wonderful piece of music, although stereotyped writing is not better than this method. So it is easy to learn from each other; Imitate each other, five or six times out of ten
It's possible! After the death of the Ming dynasty, the Qing court imitated the customs of the Qing dynasty and ordered the Han people to shave their heads. Now there is a saying called "Shaving your head without leaving your hair, leaving your hair without leaving your head". A scholar wrote a limerick about this: "I heard that I shaved my head and now I have to shave it."
You have to shave your head, but you can't do it without it. Look at those people who shave their heads. They shave their heads. "
The author is unknown, but it is probably a monk from Anxue in the Ming Dynasty. During the ten-year turmoil, the writer Xia Yan rewrote the poem Shaving the Head in prison to express his protest against the Gang of Four: "Anyone who has heard of Taoism should be punished, and now he should be punished.
Some people can be whole, whole adults, whole freedom, some people, people or me. Look at those liars. People can cheat. "
The last two sentences of this poem are often used to satirize those evil people. The wicked are even more ground by the wicked, and you are always fooled by others.
4. Idiom of a person shaving his head
A person is shaving his head. Look at the picture and guess the idiom-cutting hair to make a living.
Make a living by cutting hair
It shows that shaving one's hair shows a firm ambition.
The source of the Book of Filial Piety: "Parents dare not damage the body and skin. Filial piety begins. " . In ancient times, it was thought that hair was given by parents and was not easily damaged. Cutting hair is a disgrace, just like tattooing a slave's face with a soldering iron. People who cut their hair remind themselves of their shame in this almost "self-mutilation" way, so as to motivate themselves to make up for their mistakes.
The allusion is Gou Jian, the King of Yue. He fought with Fu Cha, the king of Wu, and lost. He took a very extreme approach, that is, he cut his hair, lived in a shabby hut, licked his guts every day to punish himself and showed his determination and ambition. Therefore, there is a saying called a haircut and a clear heart.