1, silkworms in spring will weave until they die, and candles will drip the wick dry every night. -Li Shangyin's Untitled was a long time before I met her, but it was even longer after we broke up in the Tang Dynasty.
Appreciation: These two poems are metaphorical contributions to death and praise the selfless dedication of teachers. Teachers, like spring silkworms, dedicate their efforts and wisdom to students; Another example is the wax torch, which burns itself and illuminates the future of students. This lofty professionalism is worth learning and inheriting.
2, sneak into the night with the wind, moisten things silently. -"Delighting in Rain on a Spring Night" by Du Fu in the Tang Dynasty
Appreciation: With vivid descriptions, these two poems show that the spring rain moistens the earth silently and awakens the vitality of nature. This obscure dedication is a praise for teachers' selfless dedication. At the same time, I also expressed my respect for all those who have silently contributed to the country and the people.
3, the East Palace white bastard, the Zen master of the South Fourth Hospital. -Tang Bai Juyi's "Far Teacher"?
Appreciation: It expresses the author's respect and admiration for the Zen master of Henan Temple, the son of the Eastern Palace, and may also imply the author's belief in Buddhism and admiration for the Zen master.
4, your husband is full of peaches and plums, why not plant flowers in front of the hall. -Bai Juyi's "Planting Flowers in Gong Ling Green Field Hall in Fenghe" in the Tang Dynasty?
Appreciation: This poem was written by Bai Juyi, a scholar in the Tang Dynasty. By describing the scene around Pei Du's house, he praised the number of younger generations trained by Pei Du, and thought that these peaches and plums were all over the world, so it was unnecessary to plant flowers in front of the house. This poem uses metonymic rhetoric, replaces students with peaches and plums, and shows the praise for a world-famous teacher.
5. Hsinchu is higher than the old bamboo branches, and it is all supported by old cadres. -Hsinchu in Zheng Banqiao?
Appreciation: It means that the newly grown bamboo is taller than the old bamboo, and its growth depends entirely on the old branches. Through the contrast between new bamboo and old bamboo, this poem praises the fact that new bamboo is higher than old bamboo and emphasizes the support of old bamboo to new bamboo.
It is pointed out that new bamboo is superior to old bamboo, and the two are isomorphic, which has become a thriving scene. At the same time, this poem also expresses the support and encouragement of the older generation to the younger generation, and the gratitude and admiration of the younger generation to the older generation.