Mr. Liang came to my house,
I have thousands of volumes of poetry in my stomach.
But there is no gold or silver at the bedside.
If you want to go out, don't disturb the yellow-tailed dog.
Don't damage the blue flowerpot when walking through the wall.
In cold weather, I have no time to wear a coat to say goodbye.
I suggest you catch the giant in the moonlight!
Question 2: Zheng Banqiao gave a poem to a thief. Zheng Banqiao resigned and returned to Yangzhou for offending his boss. Because he was honest with officials, he only brought back a bright moon, a pair of clean hands, a yellow dog and a pot of orchids. One night, it was freezing and raining in Mao Mao. Zheng Banqiao couldn't sleep and heard the thief come in. He thought, if you shout loudly, I'm afraid I'm old and weak, and I can't deal with him in case a thief does it. If you pretend to be asleep, let him hold it, but he won't be reconciled. After a little thought, he turned over and whispered, "It's raining, the night is heavy, and the gentleman on the beam enters our door." At this point, the thief has approached the bed and heard the dark sound. Then I heard the people on the bed continue chanting: "There are thousands of poems in the abdomen, but there is no gold and silver at the bedside." The thief thought, I am so poor. There seems to be nothing to steal, so don't steal. Turning to go out, I heard it say, "Don't scare the yellow-tailed dog when you go out." The thief thought: since there are evil dogs at home, he dare not enter the door and can only climb the wall! Just as I was about to climb the wall, I heard a sentence: "Don't damage the orchid flowerpot when climbing the wall." When the thief saw a pot of orchids on the wall, he dodged carefully. Just jumping off the wall, another message came from the room: "It's not cold to wear clothes, take advantage of the dark moon to catch giants."
The Significance of Zheng Banqiao's Poem "To a Gentleman on the Beam"
It's raining and the night is heavy.
Mr. Liang came to my house,
I have thousands of volumes of poetry in my stomach.
But there is no gold or silver at the bedside.
If you want to go out, don't disturb the yellow-tailed dog.
Don't damage the blue flowerpot when walking through the wall.
In cold weather, I have no time to wear a coat to say goodbye.
I suggest you catch the giant in the moonlight!
Question 3: The gentleman on the beam entered our door. Where did this poem come from? Who wrote it? The moon is dark and windy, and there are thieves. ...
In the Qing Dynasty, Zheng Banqiao, known as one of the eight eccentrics in the south of the Yangtze River, saw through the intrigue of officialdom and resigned angrily for the people. Back to my hometown, there is really a bright moon on my shoulders, and my body is clean, with only a yellow dog and a pot of orchids.
One night, a faint moon appeared and disappeared in the dark night sky, and soon it began to rain in Mao Mao. No sooner had Zheng Banqiao closed his eyes in a daze than he was awakened by a strange noise. He immediately realized that the thief had been to my humble abode.
At this point, Zheng Banqiao didn't panic, no harsh voice threats, just continue to pretend to sleep. Seeing the thief move to his bed, he sang like a poem:
It's raining in Mao Mao, and the night is heavy.
The gentleman on the beam walked into my door,
There are ten thousand volumes of poems in the belly,
There is no gold or silver on the bed.
The thief shut his voice and listened. He looked around in fear. The wall is empty and there is nothing to steal. So, he turned and slipped out of the door quietly, and there was a poetic voice behind him:
Don't be surprised when you go out.
Don't climb over the wall and damage the orchid pot.
Not as cold as wearing clothes,
Catch giants in the moonlight.
The thief thought, and suddenly he saw rhubarb dog lying at the gate with a pot of orchids on the wall. Only then did he realize that the master had found himself and only drove him away with poetry. So he slipped out the back door carefully.
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The wind is blowing, the moon is faint, and the husband who works is cold!
There are ten thousand volumes hidden in the belly of poetry and books, and there are no half of the money strings at the bedside.
Hearing this, the thief turned and ran. Zheng Banqiao read two more farewell poems:
Don't scare the yellow-tailed dog when going out, and don't interfere with the green flowerpot when climbing over the wall.
The thief hurried over the wall and escaped. He accidentally knocked over some wall bricks. Zheng Banqiao's yellow dog barked at the thief and bit him. Zheng Banqiao put on clothes to go out, drank the yellow dog, picked up the fallen thief, sent him to the road, bowed and sent two poems:
Get dressed at night, pack up your ambitions and start over. This is my price.
Question 4: What does Zheng Banqiao mean by reciting poems to repel thieves? What does a yellow-tailed dog mean? What did the orchid flowerpot tell the thief? Stealing dog meat, the old dog Zheng Banqiao likes dog meat best.
Question 5: It is raining in Mao Mao and the night is heavy. The gentleman on the beam enters our door with thousands of books in his belly and no gold or silver at the bedside. Don't step on the yellow dog's tail when going out, and don't damage the orchid flowerpot when climbing over the wall. Zheng Banqiao's "Give a Thief"
Zheng Banqiao, a painter in Qing Dynasty, was poor when he was young. Because there is no name and no power, although calligraphy and painting are good, they can't sell well. There is nothing of value at home.
One day, when Zheng Banqiao was lying in bed, he suddenly saw a furtive figure on the enough paper. Zheng Banqiao thought, this must be a thief. What's worth taking from my house? He began to recite poems loudly: the wind is blowing, the moon is faint, and the hard-working gentleman is cold! There are ten thousand volumes hidden in the belly of poetry and books, and there are no half of the money strings at the bedside.
Hearing this, the thief turned and ran. Zheng Banqiao read two more farewell poems:
Don't scare the yellow-tailed dog when going out, and don't interfere with the green flowerpot when climbing over the wall.
The thief hurried over the wall and escaped. He accidentally knocked over some wall bricks. Zheng Banqiao's yellow dog barked at the thief and bit him. Zheng Banqiao put on his clothes and went out, drank the yellow dog, picked up the thief and sent him to the road. He bowed and sent two poems: I will put on my clothes at night, pack my bags and start over.
Question 6: It is raining in Mao Mao and the night is heavy. The gentleman on the beam entered our door with ten thousand volumes of poems in his belly. There is no gold or silver on the bed. A Gift for a Thief by Zheng Banqiao.