Poetry about not wasting time 1. Which ancient poem is "Don't lose a good time"?
It is a sentence in "Prosperous Age, Baoji is More Suitable for Palace". The author is Li Longji in the Tang Dynasty. The original text is as follows:
Baoji tends to be a palace costume, with a tender lotus face and a red body.
Meday didn't need Zhang Chang's paintings, but God taught her to grow into a temple.
Don't rely on the appearance of your country, get married and have a lover.
We had a good time when we were young.
The high bun you decorated with jewels is most suitable for the popular style in the palace. Your face is as fresh as a lotus flower, and your skin is white, red and fragrant. Your black eyebrows don't need to be painted by hand, they are naturally thin and long. Don't look like you are broke by yourself, marry a man with feelings and intentions. You and I are both young, so don't let down the wonderful time.
Extended data:
Good times: This inscription was written by Li Longji, the emperor of the Tang Dynasty. Four sentences before and after the film, * * * 55 words. Two or four sentences in the front and back films rhyme, all of which are flat and even rhymes.
Baoji (J): A round bread inlaid with precious stones.
Fit: Very fit.
Palace style: a style popular in the court.
Lotus face is tender: a face as bright and delicate as lotus.
Body red fragrance: body, that is, body, here refers to women's skin. Red: rose. Xiang: Rich and fragrant.
Dai: Blue-black pigment, which was used by ancient women to thrush. Eyebrows are eyebrows.
Rely on: rely on.
Pour the country's face: talk about female beauty.
About the author:
Li Longji: Everyone in the world calls Tang Harmony. Tang Ruizong's third son, Li Dan. Forty-five years in power. Throughout Xuanzong's life, he was brave and good at fighting, resourceful, versatile and knew the sense of rhythm. In Yuefu Miscellanies, there is a saying that "Ming Di is good at this geisha", and under the clappers, there is a saying that "the clappers are not happy, and Ming Di sends Huang Zan to have fun". Good poetry, more self-created music. There are mutual help, litchi fragrance, Yuliling, night music, dreamland music and Debaozi. Now it is no longer circulated, only the word "good times" is seen.
2. Poems about fleeting time and short life.
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Life is like dust, lasting forever.
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Calling for Song one after another, how many days do we have? For example, morning dew is much more difficult to go to Japan.
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Bloom flowers fall, life is easy to get old.
Jiang Libai
Oh, let a man with spirit take risks where he wants to go, and never point his golden cup at the moon empty! .
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Alcohol debt is common, and he is 70 years old.
Bai Juyi, who likes friends to stay overnight.
Life smiles, how many times in a hundred years?
Yong Huai Bai Juyi
Within a hundred years of life, the speed is as fast as a gap.
Weeping yin Wei
Life can be geometric, after all, it is intangible.
Qingming gaozhu
As long as you are alive, enjoy your wine and indulge yourself. In the grave after your death, you can't taste a drop.
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When singing is silent on wine, life is limited and infinite.
Cai Sangzi Chongyang Mao Zedong
Life is easy to get old, but it is hard to get old.
[Sailing at night] When you are 100 years old, you dream of a butterfly, and you can look back. Today, spring has come, the flowers of the Ming Dynasty have withered, and the midnight light is urgently punished.
[Wind pine] The sun is red and the west is oblique, and the disease is downhill. Clear the mirror and add snow at dawn, and go to bed to say goodbye to shoes. Don't laugh at bird's nest, you always play dumb in the gourd.
3. Poems describing good times
The bright moon shed clear light from the cracks and cleared the fountain on the rocks.
Picking chrysanthemums under the east fence, you can see Nanshan leisurely.
"Mottled shadows hang obliquely on the clear shallow water, and their fragrance spreads peacefully in the moonlight dusk."
Last spring, in this door, the girl's face contrasted with the peach.
In the spring breeze, this proud horse runs at the speed of two beats. I visited all the sights of Chang 'an gracefully in one day.
I don't know who to cut it for, but the spring breeze in February is like scissors.
There is no need to face the eastern suburbs, and spring is in thousands of households.
The east wind will sprinkle rain and dew, which will make people full of spring in the world.
The rain in the sky is crisp and crisp, but the grass color is far and near.
The most beneficial thing is the spring of the year, which is better than the smoke willow of the emperor.
Grass and trees know that spring will come back soon, and all kinds of red and purple fight Fang Fei.
The spring breeze is wordless, and the apricot garden is full of flowers.
Peach blossoms outside the bamboo are three or two, and the spring water warms the duck prophet.
Rain adds flowers in spring, and flowers move mountains in spring.
March's eyes were full of joy, and when I looked up, I felt that Qianshan was green.
Spring is always waiting for the east wind.
4. Ancient poetry, what was the first sentence when I was a teenager?
You said "witch", right?
witch hazel
Author: Du Qiuniang
Year: Tang Dynasty
Genre: Yuefu
I advise you not to cherish witch hazel,
I advise you to cherish your youth.
Bloom can be folded straight,
Don't wait until there are no flowers to break branches.
Brief analysis:
This poem is not the best in art, but it is not eye-catching. Poetry can be understood as cherishing yin, and it can also be understood as time traveling eastward, but the theme seems to be to persuade people to progress in time, rather than "teenagers grow old together and are unhappy."
This is a popular lyric in the middle Tang Dynasty. It is said that Li Kun, the envoy of Zhenhai in Yuan Dynasty, loved this word very much, and often ordered my concubine Du Qiuniang to sing at banquets (see Du Mu's Poems of Du Qiuniang and his own notes). The author of the lyrics has been unable to verify. Some anthologies of Tang poetry are titled Du Qiuniang's works or Li Yong's works, which is incorrect.
The meaning of this poem is very simple, which can be summed up as "Don't lose the good times". This is a kind of thought and feeling that everyone has. However, readers feel that although their feelings are simple but strong, they can linger in people's hearts for a long time and have incredible charm. Every poem seems to repeat a single meaning, "Don't lose a good time!" "And every sentence contains subtle changes, repetitive but not monotonous, circular and urgent, forming a beautiful melody.
The first sentence is the same as the second sentence, both of which begin with "advise you" and the word "pity" appears twice, which is the reason for the repetition of the two sentences. However, the first sentence says "no regrets" and the second sentence says "no regrets". The meanings of "Mo" and "Xu" are just the opposite, forming repeated changes. These two sentences are very poetic. "Golden robe" is a gorgeous and precious thing, but it "advises you not to cherish it". It can be seen that there is something far more precious than it. This is the "youth" that "advises you to cherish". Why is this happening? It goes without saying that "an inch of time is worth an inch of gold, and an inch of gold can't buy an inch of time", which is as expensive as gold. "Spin a thousand pieces of silver and come back!" ; However, youth is only once for anyone, and once it is gone, it will never come back. However, the world is puzzled by this, and there are many people who love money like life and waste their time. Over and over again, "Advise the King" pays tribute to the way of hospitality in a conversational tone, with a strong song flavor and touching charm. Two sentences, one negative and one positive, deny the former and affirm the latter, which seem to be divided and combined, forming the first repetition and chanting in the poem, and its melody rhythm is slow.
Three or four sentences constitute the second repetition and chanting. Poetically, it is similar to a sentence or two, or it means "don't lose a good time" In this way, in addition to the repetition between sentences, there is also great circuitous repetition between the upper and lower parts. However, the expressions of the two couplets are different. The first couplet directly expresses the mind, which is the law; The second couplet is figurative and figurative. So repetition still changes. Three and four are not arranged in the same order as one and two, but they are symmetrical in meaning. What if the first sentence says "flowers" and the second sentence says "no flowers"? How to say "Xu" in the previous sentence and "Mo" in the next sentence, there are also pros and cons. The meanings of the two sentences are closely related: "flowers must be folded straight" means "cheer for me through the end of spring" from the front, and "not waiting for flowers to empty branches" means "cheer for me through the end of spring" from the back. They seem to be the same, both of which are the continuation of repeated "advising the monarch", but the intonation rhythm changes from slow to warm. The phrase "can be folded-straight must be folded" has a short rhythm and great strength, and "straight must" is more emphasized than the previous "must". This is a bold song about youth and love. The enthusiasm here is unrestrained, not only frank and bold, but also vivid and beautiful. The word "flower" is seen twice, and the word "fold" is actually seen three times; The clouds of "empty ink" and "empty ink" in the first part of the couplet naturally constitute the beauty of palindromes overlapping. The natural and ingenious repetition of this series of words, sentences and connections makes this poem catchy and the language catchy. In addition to formal beauty, the artistic conception of poetry has changed from a slow cycle to a warm turmoil, which also constitutes the internal rhythm of poetry, which makes people feel more thrilling to read.
There is a kind of lyrics, as simple as one or two sentences, which can gain touching charm through skillful composers with beautiful melodies and repeated chanting; However, the poem Zoysia japonica is simple and not monotonous, with the characteristics of reciprocating changes. As an independent poem, it has been swaying, not to mention being sung by music in the Tang Dynasty. No wonder it is so fascinating and widely circulated.
Another remarkable feature of this poem lies in the novelty of rhetoric. Under normal circumstances, the figurative techniques in old poems are often used in combination at the beginning of the poem; The quatrains are often followed by scenes and feelings. This poem is an abnormal example. Its uniqueness lies in that it is endowed with interest, first of all, comparison, then sentiment, and then scenery. The sentence "don't cherish the golden robe" is a blessing, which conveys feelings with things and has an inspiring effect. The bottom line of the poem is metaphor, which is also a poetic continuation of the previous sentence "You must cherish your youth". Instead of the direct feeling of "life geometry", flowers (the symbol of youth and love) are more beautiful than teenagers, and folding flowers shows great youth, which is vivid and beautiful, so it is far greater than the vulgar idea of "eating, drinking and having fun" itself, creating an image world. This is the expression of art, thinking in images. Missing youth will lead to endless regrets. This meaning can be expressed by idioms such as "the big disciple is sad", but it closely advances to the metaphor of folding flowers, and then creates such an unheard-of strange language as "no flowers are empty". There is not a word of regret and hatred, but the word "empty branch" is more intriguing and artistic!