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Why is the water in the pond so clear? Because there is inexhaustible living water for it. Explanation: Why is the water in the pond so clear? It is because there is an inexhaustible source that continuously delivers living water to it. Title of the poem: Reading Random Thoughts Part One. Real name: Zhu. Posthumous title: Zhu Zi, Wen Gong, Mr. Ziyang, Mr. Kao Ting, Cangzhou Sick Old Man, Yungu Old Man. Font size: the characters are dark, and the middle characters are dark. Time: Song Dynasty. Ethnic group: Han nationality. Birthplace: Youxi, Nanjian Prefecture (now Sanming City, Fujian Province). Date of birth:1130 65438+10/8. Time of death: 65438+April 23rd, 2000. Main works: Nine Songs, Spring Day, Liu Hua, Random Thoughts on Reading, Rowing, etc. Main achievements: Master of Confucianism, Neo-Confucianism in Song Dynasty.

We will give you a detailed introduction of "source flowing water" from the following aspects:

First, the full text of "Reading Feelings Part I" Click here to view the details of "Reading Feelings Part I"

Half an acre of square pond opened, and the sky was overcast.

Why is the water in the pond so clear? Because there is inexhaustible living water for it.

Second, Zhu's other poems

Boating, poetry to encourage learning, spring, reading books and Lan Jian's ideas. Third, the background

1 196 (in the second year of Qingyuan), Zhu was invited by Wu Lun and Wu Chang brothers in Hamawo village, Shangtang, Nancheng County to give lectures in the village, writing Rong Muxuan for Wu's guild hall, Book House for reading pavilion, Shecang Collection for the Shecang founded by Wu brothers, and also writing Shecang Collection in the village.

Fourth, appreciate

This is a philosophical poem expressing reading experience.

In the first sentence, "Half an acre of square pond opens", Zhu is studying in a mountain village, and his interest is strong. He looked up leisurely and saw a pond half an acre in front of him. This is the most common sight. In rural areas in southern China, such ponds can be seen everywhere. But in Zhu's pen, it has profound meaning.

In the second sentence, "the sky is drifting * * *", Zhu looked at the pond in front of him and realized that his inner world was crystal clear, just like a mirror. Although the mirror is small, it can shine into the whole world. So this square pond, which is only half an acre, has a lake-like weather. Although small, it can reflect the vast sky.

It is precisely by grasping this point that the poet made further exploration and wrote three or four philosophical sentences: "What is the clarity of the canal?" ? Because there is inexhaustible living water for it. If the poet grasps the "deep" and "clear" pool water, he can reflect the characteristics of "sky light and clouds". But the poet didn't stop there. He raised a further question. "Ask" the "square pond" "Is it that clear?" Ask why it is so "clear" that it can reflect "the sky and clouds". There is no way to answer this question by looking at this square pond in isolation.

The poet then opened his eyes and looked from a distance. Finally, he saw the "source" of "Fangtang" and found the answer. It is precisely because "Fangtang" is not passive water, it has inexhaustible "source" and continuously delivers "living water" to it. This is the image and ideological significance of this little poem.

Verb (abbreviation of verb) translation

Half an acre of square pond opened, and the sky was overcast.

Half an acre of square pond is like a mirror, and the sky and clouds are shining and floating on the water.

Why is the water in the pond so clear? Because there is inexhaustible living water for it. (That pass: Where is it)

Why is the water in the pond so clear? It is because there is an inexhaustible source that continuously delivers living water to it.

Notes on intransitive verbs

Tang Fang: Also known as Banmu Pond, it is located in Zhengfu (later called Nanxi Academy) in the south of Youxi, Fujian.

Jane: One is a bronze basin, which was used to hold water or ice in ancient times. Mirror; Some scholars also think that mirrors. Look at people in the mirror.

Wander: to move back and forth.

Canal: It, the third person pronoun, here refers to the water in Tang Fang.

That: No way.

As clear as this: very clear.

For: Because.

Source flowing water: metaphor knowledge is constantly updated and developed, thus accumulating. Only by constantly learning, applying and exploring in the study of life can we keep ourselves advanced and energetic forever, just like the source of water.

Poetry of the same dynasty

General Cao, Xiaqutang, Tengwangge, mistress attacked his wife and complained about the cold, and Tang Meishan's poems were also played as notes, with the title Cherish, abandoned as the value of rice crossing, seeing off guests, exclamations and titles.

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