Wang Bo composed "Ode to Fighting Cock"

In daily life, everyone has heard or used some relatively classic ancient poems. The length of ancient poems can be long or short, the rhymes are relatively free and flexible, and there is no need to stick to antithesis and rhythm. There are various types of ancient poems. What kind of ancient poems have you seen? The following is the ancient poem "Ode to Fighting Cock" written by Wang Bo that I compiled for everyone for your reference. I hope it can help friends in need.

Being demoted for the second time

The second blow Wang Bo encountered was when he was serving in the army in Guozhou and committed a crime by killing the official slave he was hiding. In the autumn and winter of the second year of Xianheng (671), Wang Bo returned to Chang'an from Shu to participate in the scientific examination. His friend Ling Jiyou, who was a judicial officer in Guozhou at the time, said that Guozhou was rich in medicines and that he knew medicine and herbs, so he got him a military position in Guozhou. While he was serving in Guozhou and joining the army, an official slave named Cao Da committed a crime. He hid the criminal, and later, fearing that the news would be leaked, he killed Cao Da to settle the matter. As a result, he committed a capital crime. Fortunately, he was granted amnesty and was not executed. This matter is very strange. Why did Wang Bo protect the criminal Cao Da? How could he hide and protect him but also kill him. According to the old and new "Book of Tang" records, Wang Bo was in trouble this time because he was arrogant because of his talent and was jealous of his colleagues. When the official slave Cao Da happened, some people suspected that he was setting up a trap for his colleagues to frame Wang Bo, or that it was purely a false accusation, which is not unreasonable. Although he was pardoned and did not lose his life this time, it marked the end of his career.

Soul Returns to the South China Sea

Wang Bo killed his official slave Cao Da and implicated his father Wang Fuchou. Wang Fuchou joined the army from Yongzhou Sigong and was demoted to Jiaozhi County Magistrate and was relegated to Nanhai. Outside the wilderness. This incident hit Wang Bo far more than punishing himself. Although Wang Bo had a bohemian side, his basic principles of life were based on Confucian etiquette. Wang Bo expressed his guilt towards his father in "Speeches on a Hundred Miles of Chang": "What can Rubo say? It is profound to insult a relative. Chengyi should turn into ashes and turn into ashes to express his gratitude to your father... Your Majesty, your Majesty, now extends the national condemnation. He traveled far away from the border towns, crossed the three rivers and crossed the five lakes, and crossed the East and South China Sea. There is no way for this crime to escape between heaven and earth." From this, we can understand the strong inner feelings of Wang Bo as a filial son. Shame and self-blame. After Wang Bo was released from prison, he stayed at home for more than a year. At this time, the court announced that he would be reinstated to his old position. He regarded the officialdom as a daunting prospect and did not accept it. In the autumn of the second year of Yuan Dynasty (675), he set out from Luoyang and went south along the canal. He arrived at Huaiyin in mid-August. From Huaiyin to Chuzhou, he left Chuzhou and continued south along the canal. After entering the Yangtze River, he turned westward and arrived at Jiangning. Around the spring and summer of the third year of the Yuan Dynasty (676), Wang Bo arrived at King Fuchou of Jiaozhi and met his father who was living in embarrassment. Soon after, Wang Bo set out on his way home. It was summer at that time, and the winds and waves in the South China Sea were strong. Unfortunately, Wang Bo drowned and died of shock.

Wang Bo’s famous sayings

1. The body can be humiliated, but the ambition cannot be taken away.

2. The flower branches are covered with late dew, and the peak leaves are exposed to clear clouds.

3. Don’t be arrogant to show yourself, but be gloomy to deepen yourself.

4. If the king and his ministers are not at peace with each other, the world will perish.

5. The waves in the sky are easy to fade away, but the heat is hard to stay.

6. The east corner has passed away, and it is not too late to mulberry trees.

7. The white horse goes to Gotham, and the green cow comes with true energy.

8. The Pulou is low and shines in the evening, and the country road is separated from the wind and smoke.

9. Looking for three months, the scenery is unparalleled. Birds fly in the village to wake up, and fish play in the water to educate the youth.

10. The brocade quilt is not folded at night, and the silk curtain is not empty during the day. The singing screen covers the green in the morning, and the makeup mirror reveals the red in the evening.

11. The fishing boat sings late, ringing on the poor and prosperous shore.

12. The king loves everything. Who can sing and dance for? The brocade quilt no longer has pleats, who will sew the robe anymore?

13. Zeelan invades the paths, and river willows cover the long canals. The rain leaves the flowers wet, and the wind leaves the leaves with sparse shadows.

14. The purple mist of smoke is hard to care about, and the breeze and bright moon miss each other from afar.

15. The prime years are no longer available, and the high branches are difficult to climb again.

16. The autumn night is long, but not yet young. The moon is clear and the dew is clear, and the city and pavilions look at each other in the distance.

17. A thousand miles of desolation, a hundred years of desolation. Worry is the same as wandering, and life is extremely hard. No matter where you go or where you live, you will always be a dreamer.

18. The fish beds invade the shore water, and the bird paths enter the mountain smoke.

19. The water is gone and the cold pond is clear, the smoke is condensed and the mountains are purple at dusk.

20. The river carries water to Banan, and the mountains cross over to block the clouds in the north.

21. *** Asked the Hanjiang River thousands of miles away, how heavy the mountain is for the guests.

22. A hundred years of life are like a blink of an eye.

23. There are only tears when we are at the end of the road, and we can only shed tears when we look into the distance.

24. Feng Tang Yi Lao, Li Guang is difficult to seal.

25. The smoke in the Sichuan River is gathering, and the brightness of the mountains is moving. The hawk's wind withers the late leaves, and the cicadas weep on the autumn branches.

26. *** Asked Hanjiang thousands of miles away, how heavy is the road to Guanshan to welcome guests.

27. Take pity on the pedicle of the flower, and love the silk from the lotus root. Old feelings have nowhere to go, new things come from China.

28. Old friends, old feelings, old banquets, looking at each other and missing each other without seeing each other.

29. There are close friends in the sea, and they are as close to each other as far as the end of the world.

30. When you are old and strong, you would rather have a gray-headed heart? Be poor and strong, and never fall into the clouds.

31. The city gate assists the Three Qin Dynasties, and the wind and smoke look forward to the Five Jin Dynasties.

32. Sadness and joy are different but not far away, good and bad are opposite and attack each other.

33. There are natural treasures and outstanding people.

34. A thousand miles apart, but a hundred years of deep kindness.

35. Narrow water leads to a long mirror, and high flowers send away the fragrance. The orioles sing like songs, and the sparse butterflies dance in a row.

36. Returning to the boat and riding back on the horse, the south and north of the Yangtze River look at each other. Who said that the waves are just one river? I already feel that the mountains and rivers are two villages.

37. Dan flows from the flying pavilion, and there is no place below.

38. The painted building is flying towards Nanpu clouds, and the bead curtain is rolling in the west mountain rain at dusk.

39. The terraces are towering with greenery, and the sky rises above them; the flying pavilions flow with elixirs, and there is no ground below.

40. It is difficult to cross the mountain. Who feels sad for those who have lost their way? When we meet by chance, we are all guests from a foreign land.

41. The flowers are falling, and the flowers are falling.

42. Use the magic of peeking into the mist to climb the forest and look down at the clouds. The luan arrives in Daibei, and the crane rides in western Liaoning.

43. The wild smoke covers the sunset, and the moon on the mountain shines on the autumn forest.

44. The mandarin ducks fly in twos and twos on the pond, and the phoenixes hug them both.

45. The wild color envelopes the cold mist, and the mountain light envelopes the dusk smoke.