The poem about galloping forward is 1. It's time to ride the wind and waves. What is the whole poem about galloping forward and where does it come from?
Braving the wind and waves at that time, these two poems were originally written by modern people, and then they were widely quoted, so it was difficult for the author to verify them.
One day, I will ride the wind and waves, sail straight up and cross the deep sea.
Origin: Three Difficult Walks is a set of poems by Li Bai, a great poet in the Tang Dynasty.
Hard road
Li Bai in Tang Dynasty
The cost of pure wine is a gold cup, 10 thousand copper coins and a hip flask, and I am ashamed of 10 thousand yuan.
I threw the food bar and cup aside. I couldn't eat or drink. I pulled out my dagger. I peeped in four directions in vain.
I want to cross the Yellow River, but ice will block the ferry and Taihang Mountain will be covered with snow.
I will sit on a fishing rod and lean lazily by the stream, but I suddenly dream of sailing a boat towards the sun.
A hard journey is a hard journey and a hard road. Where is Ann now?
One day, I will ride the wind and waves, raise the Yun Fan and cross the sea.
Translation:
The wine in the golden cup 1000 yuan a barrel, and the food in the jade plate 10000 yuan.
But my anxiety made me put down a glass of chopsticks and refused to eat. Pulled out his sword and looked around, feeling at a loss.
To cross the Yellow River, frozen rivers. If you want to climb Taihang Mountain, the mountains are covered with snow.
Recalling that year, when I was fishing in Panxi, I met a talented King Wen. Yi Yin is employed by Shang Tang.
How difficult is the road to life, how difficult it is, and where is the real avenue?
I firmly believe that the time will come, when I will sail and cross the blue sea and blue sky.
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Creation background
These three poems are closely related and inseparable. In the first year of Tianbao, Emperor Xuanzong of the Tang Dynasty (742), Li Bai was called to Beijing as an academician. Li Bai is an active member of the WTO. He is ambitious and wants to do great things like Guan Zhong, Sean and Zhuge Liang.
However, after entering Beijing, it was not reused by Emperor Xuanzong of the Tang Dynasty, but was vilified and excluded by powerful ministers. Two years later, he was "repaid" and expelled from Chang' an in disguise. Poetry of Tang and Song Dynasties holds that it's hard to go to the three capitals when he left Chang 'an in the third year of Tianbao (744). Zhan Ai's poems and poems are year numbers, and Pei Fei's poems and poems are examples of Taibai Yuefu.
Yu Xianhao's Li Baiji thinks that the first two poems were written around the 19th year of Kaiyuan (73 1), Li Baichu entered Chang 'an to pursue fame and gain, and the third poem was written in an unknown year.
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2. What is the content of the poem "Riding the Wind and Breaking the Waves at the Right Time"?
These two poems were originally written by modern people, but later they were widely quoted, so it is difficult for the author to verify them.
Among them, there are allusions of "riding the wind and waves", "galloping on the battlefield", "just in time" and "self-motivated": 1. When he was young, Bing asked his ambition and said, "I am willing to ride the wind and break the waves." -"The Biography of Song Shu Zong Yi" Original: Zong Yi (què), the word dry, also from Nieyang, Nanyang.
Soldiers, uncles and nobles are not officials. When he was young, Bing asked him what his ambitions were, and he said, "I would like to ride the wind and waves.
The soldier said, "If you are not rich, you will break our door." Brother Bi married a wife. He was robbed at night. At the age of fourteen, he stood up and refused the thief. More than a dozen people were allowed to enter the house.
At that time, there was nothing in the world, and scholars took literature and art as their profession. They were all eager to learn, but they were arrogant and martial, so they were not called rural songs. Zong Yi was from the Southern and Northern Dynasties. He has great ambitions since he was a child, and he practiced martial arts seriously and assiduously. Only when he succeeded did he say to his uncle, "If I have the ability, I can ride the wind and waves."
This is how the idiom "braving the wind and waves" comes from. Later, Zong Xi really became a famous star.
2. Zi Mozi angered the pillar. Geng Xu said, "I am better than others?" Zi Mozi said, "I'm going to Taihang Mountain to ride cattle. Who am I driving? " Master Geng said, "I will ride a horse."
Zi Mozi said, "Why drive the horse?" The plow column said, "One horse is enough to blame." Zi Mozi said, "I am also responsible for my son!" " -Mozi's Geng Xu "Geng Xu" is an article recorded in China's ancient book Mozi, which can be found in Article 46 of Mozi.
Mozi is the philosophy of ancient laborers, and now it is generally considered as a record of Mozi's words and deeds by his disciples and re-disciples. The Records of Han Art and the literature record Seventy-one Articles of Mozi, and Ban Gu notes Mozi: "The name Zhai was Doctor Song, and later Confucius.
"Sui Shu Jing Shi Lu" and "Mozi" consist of fifteen volumes and one volume, written by Zhai Mo, a doctor in the Song Dynasty. Mo Zhai's 15 volumes of Mozi are recorded in The Records of the Old Tang Dynasty, the Records of the New Tang Dynasty and the Records of the Song Dynasty.
At present, there are only 53 Mozi articles, and 18 articles have been lost, of which 8 articles only have titles and no original texts. Regarding the loss of Mozi, one theory is that it began in the Han Dynasty, and the other is that 10 pieces were lost in the Southern Song Dynasty, and the other eight pieces were lost after the Southern Song Dynasty.
Mozi (468-376 BC), named Zhai, was born in Song State (now Shangqiu, Henan Province) in the late Spring and Autumn Period and the early Warring States Period. He was a famous thinker, educator, scientist, strategist and social activist in the Warring States period. Mozi founded Mohism and wrote Mozi. It's better to be an idiot and remember the sword marks.
-Lu You's "Village Residence" Original: Village Residence Author: Gao Ding Cao Changying flies in February, and the willows on the embankment are drunk with spring smoke. The children came back from school early, so they were busy flying kites in the east wind.
Village House describes a picture of children flying kites on the grass near the village in spring. It is a picture of rural life full of vitality and spring, which combines natural scenery and touching people. In early spring and February, the grass grows and the willows brush the embankment, and the children fly kites with great interest.
There is a scene where someone has something to do, full of life interest, and draws a lively "happy spring picture". Between the lines of the whole poem, the poet's joy and praise for the coming of spring are revealed.
After reading this poem, readers seem to enjoy the beautiful spring scenery with the poet and share the joy of children flying kites together. One day, I will ride the wind and waves, sail straight and cross the deep sea.
-Li Bai's "Difficult to Go to the Sky" Original: Difficult to Go to the Sky First Author: The cost of Li Baichun's wine is a gold cup, 10,000 copper coins and a hip flask, and a jade plate is 10,000 yuan. I threw the food bar and cup aside. I couldn't eat or drink. I pulled out my dagger. I peeped in four directions in vain.
I want to cross the Yellow River, but ice will block the ferry and Taihang Mountain will be covered with snow. I will sit on a fishing rod and lean lazily by the stream, but I suddenly dream of sailing a boat towards the sun.
Travel is hard. Travel is hard. Don't go astray! Where to go today. One day, I will ride the wind and waves, raise the Yun Fan and cross the sea. This 14-sentence poem with 82 words can only be regarded as a short poem among the seven-character poems, but it has a long momentum pattern.
One of the important reasons is that it reveals the ups and downs and complex changes of the poet's feelings in a hundred steps. At the beginning of the poem, "Golden Wine" and "Jade Plate and Precious Shame" make people feel like a happy banquet, but the following two details, "Quit drinking and throw chopsticks" and "Draw a sword and look around", show a strong impact of emotional waves.
In the middle four sentences, I just sighed "the ice jam in Sichuan" and "the snow all over the mountains", and suddenly it took a thousand years, as if I saw Lu Shang and Yi Yin suddenly being reused by the monarch from their humble positions. The poet's psychological disappointment alternates rapidly with hope, depression and pursuit.
"It's hard to walk, it's hard to walk, a lot of roads, is it safe now?" The four short-paced, jumping sentences are completely an inner monologue in an anxious state, forcing Xiao to convey the complex psychology of being in a dilemma and continuing to explore and pursue. At the end of the sentence, after repeated twists and turns in front, the realm suddenly became clear, and I sang a high-pitched and optimistic tone, believing that my ideals and ambitions would be realized one day.
Through such ups and downs of feelings, it not only fully shows the suppression of the poet's grand ideals and ambitions by the dark and dirty political reality, but also reflects the poet's strong inner repression, anger and the injustice caused by it, and at the same time highlights the poet's stubbornness, self-confidence and persistent pursuit of ideals, showing the poet's powerful spiritual strength in trying to get rid of repression. 5, pieces of wasteland cement, deep ploughing and taking things away.
Old cows can also solve the problem of being young and expensive without their own whips. -Cang Kejia's "Old Cow" Original: Old Cow Author: Cang Kejia pieces of wasteland water and mud, dug deep, carefully take things away.
Old cows can also solve the problem of being young and expensive without their own whips. The cow in Niu Niu worked so hard and spared no effort because of its own motivation: "Don't wait to whip yourself".
Here, "things" and "I" are integrated, and the old cow who "doesn't need to whip himself" is also a poet himself who is too old, strong and self-reliant. In ancient times, poets over the age of ancient times wrote the well-known poem "Ox Cow", and praised the great aspirations of the working people with the help of the image of an industrious, old and self-reliant ox.
The poet firmly believes that dark clouds can't cover the sun and that the motherland will always belong to the people, and he will do it in his lifetime.
What is the next sentence of "whip quickly"
There is no next sentence.
Pinyin: kuai m γ ji ā bi ā n ā n
Explanation: Hurry up and run faster. Metaphor to speed up, speed up.
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Song Luyou's poem "Village Residence": "It is better to remember the sword marks than to hate a swift horse with a whip."
Whip the flying horse to a faster speed-accelerate.
Mozi angered the pillar. The plow post said, "am I better than others?" Zi Mozi said, "I'm going to Taihang Mountain to ride cattle. Who am I driving? " The plow column said, "I'll drive the horse." Zi Mozi said, "Why drive the horse?" The plow column said, "One horse is responsible enough." Zi Mozi said: "I also take Zi as my own responsibility!" "
Translation:
Mr. Mozi blamed the ploughing column. "Don't I have something better than others?" said Geng Tianzhu. Mozi said, "I want to go to Taihang Mountain. I want to ride a fast horse or an ox. Which one are you going to push? " "I want to spur the fast horse," said the ploughing post. Mozi said, "Why do you need to spur your hoof?" The ploughing column said, "Hurry up." Mozi said, "I also think you are worth pushing!" " "
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4. classical Chinese fast whip.
Whip the flying horse to a faster speed-accelerate.
Mozi got angry, plowed the pillar, and then. Geng Xu said, "I am not cured. Are you human? " Zi Mozi said, "I want to go to Taihang Mountain, ride horses (j@) and ride cattle. Who am I driving? " Master Geng said, "I will ride a horse." Zi Mozi said, "Why drive the horse?" Geng Xu said, "One horse is enough to blame." Zi Mozi said, "I am also responsible for my son!" " "
Word annotation
Mozi: Mr Mozi. The "zi" in front is a respectful title, just like saying "teacher". ③ Tilling pillars: students of Mozi. The more 4: good, than. ⑤ Who will be driven by children: that is, "Who will be driven by children". In ancient Chinese interrogative sentences, pronouns were usually prepositioned as objects. Drive, drive, whip. The responsibility is big enough: it is worth whipping. Because a good horse is sensitive, whipping can make it run faster.
Poetry translation
Mr. Mozi blamed the ploughing column. "Don't I have something better than others?" said Geng Tianzhu. Mozi said, "I want to go to Taihang Mountain. I want to ride a fast horse or an ox. Which one are you going to push? " "I want to spur the fast horse," said Geng Tianzhu. Mozi said, "Why do you need to spur your hoof?" The ploughing column said, "Hurry up." Mozi said, "I also think you are worth pushing!" " "
5. Translation of ancient Chinese.
① Mozi: Mr Mozi. The word "zi" in front is a respectful name, just like saying "teacher". 2 anger: blame. 3 Geng Zhu: Mozi's student. ④ Healing: Good, better than. Who will drive the car for the children? Who will drive the car? In ancient Chinese interrogative sentences, pronouns are usually prepositions, driving and flogging. (5) is enough.
Mozi blamed Geng Xu. Geng Xu said, "Sir, am I really better than others?" Mozi said, "I want to go to Taihang Mountain. I want to ride a fast horse or an ox. Which one are you going to push? " Geng Zhuzi said, "I want to spur the trotters." Mozi asked, "Why do you want to spur the trotters?" Geng Zhuzi said, "A fast horse is worth urging." Mozi said, "I also think you are worth urging!" "