The original music light self-study fu moved to Yinan, Henan Province, and tasted friends and relatives. After a long time, he never came back. He asked widely why, and replied, "I was sitting in the front, and someone gave me wine, so I wanted to drink it." When I saw a snake in the cup, I hated it. I feel sick when I drink it. " At that time, there was a corner on the wall of Henan Tingtang, which painted a snake, and the snake in Guangyi Cup was also a corner shadow. The guest put the wine in front of him and said, "Did you see anything in the wine again?" Answer: "I saw the same as before." Hiroshi, tell me why. The guest suddenly understood and felt more and more.
Cup bow and snake shadow are idioms and allusions in Chinese. It is said that when a person visits someone's house, the host gives him a glass of wine and hangs a bow on the opposite wall. The shadow of the bow just reflected on the transparent glass, like a snake. After drinking, guests feel uncomfortable for psychological reasons, and the host can only understand after explaining. This idiom is used to satirize those suspicious people.
2. Classical Chinese translation "Drilling flies" details Westerners make a fly trap with glass, which looks like a bell. The bell lip is rolled into a groove. Set it below three feet, about half an inch high and weak. There is a hole in the bell stand, and the groove is filled with water from the hole. Don't plug it with a shovel. There is a fishy smell under the vessel, and flies smell it. They need to get in from the vessel and jump up when they are full. They were trapped by the ship, they jumped up and down, and they fell into the water and died. No matter how high a fly flies, it only knows how to get rid of the light, but it can get away without knowing the device.
Liang Shaomei, a fellow countryman, saw it and called it a "fly drill". I also played the next phrase and said, "However, this thing can teach profiteers a lesson."
Westerners trap flies with glass, which is shaped like a clock. The bell mouth is rolled inward into a ring groove. There are three feet at the bottom (mouth edge), and the height of the feet is about half an inch or less. Make a hole in the top of the clock, fill the groove with water from the hole and make a plug to plug the hole. There is a fishy smell under the tableware. When flies smell the smell, they will enter from under the tableware. When I was full and flew, I was trapped by the utensils and flopped about, and finally fell into the water and died. That's because flies take off mostly upward. They only know how to get out of the light, but they don't know if they can get out again under the plane.
Liang Shaomei, a fellow villager, saw it and jokingly named it "Flying Diamond". I also joked: "Then this thing can be used as a reference for people who are making profits."
3. In the poem about flies, which chickens can sing and flourish?
The sounds of bandits, crows and flies. -Interpretation of the anonymous name of the first Bai Qin in "Cockcrow": The rooster has crowed and the officials of the court have arrived.
It's not the cock crowing, it's the fly buzzing. When we talk about a smile, Du loses color and flies scream.
-"Answering the King on Twelve Cold Nights" Interpretation of Li Bai in the Tang Dynasty: He suddenly changed his face here, and then was accused of being a fly-like villain Luo Zhi. Corporal laughs like a fly.
-"The Disaster of the Future" Interpretation by Li Bai in the Tang Dynasty: Although ridiculed by fools, he still regarded it as the voice of A Zhifei and ignored it. Eat seedlings, eat flies.
-"Dai Baitou Daoyin" Interpretation by Bao Zhao in the Northern and Southern Dynasties: Those little people are as despicable as squirrels that eat pigs. They are like the fly version, and they jump into slanders. The white and black power in flies makes it smart to make friends.
-Interpretation of "Giving a White Horse to Wang Biao and its Preface" by Cao Zhi in Wei and Jin Dynasties: flies confuse black and white; Clever slanderers alienate flesh and blood relatives. If there are flies on the hanger when you die.
-"Poetry 330" Interpretation of Hanshan in the Tang Dynasty: I am afraid that such a stingy rich man will only have flies to mourn after his death. There are few poems describing flies in poetry.
4. Looking for ancient texts about psychology, flies should not be flies, right? Are you looking for "the shadow of a cup bow snake"? The original music light self-study fu moved to Yinan, Henan Province, and tasted friends and relatives. After a long time, he never came back. He asked widely why, and replied, "I was sitting in the front, and someone gave me wine, so I wanted to drink it." When I saw a snake in the cup, I hated it. I feel sick when I drink it. "
At that time, there was a corner on the wall of Henan Tingtang, which painted a snake, and the snake in Guangyi Cup was also a corner shadow. The guest put the wine in front of him and said, "Did you see anything in the wine again?" Answer: "I saw the same as before."
Hiroshi, tell me why. The guest suddenly realized that Shen Tuodun's bow and snake shadow is an idiom and an allusion in Chinese. It is said that a man went to someone's house as a guest, and the host gave him a glass of wine, and a bow hung on the opposite wall. The shadow of the bow just reflected on the transparent glass, like a snake. After drinking, guests feel uncomfortable for psychological reasons, and the host can only understand after explaining.
This idiom is used to satirize those suspicious people.
5. Flies, Little Flies translated by Katherine Manthfield,
Your summer sports meeting,
My hand was inadvertently wiped off.
Am I not like you,
Is it a fly?
Aren't you like me,
Is it a person?
Because I dance,
Drinking and singing,
Until a blind hand brushed my wing.
If thought is life,
Breathing and strength,
Lack of ideas,
Equal to death;
Then I am a happy fly,
Whether it's death,
Whether it is life.
The Fly is another influential lyric poem in Blake's Song of Experience. This poem takes flies as a symbol to show the poet's contempt and ridicule for people who are poor in thought and live a parasitic life.
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Poetry appreciation
The whole poem has five stanzas. The first section describes the little fly flying wildly in summer, but the little fly is nothing to me, and my hand can be erased inadvertently. In the second quarter, "I" inadvertently erased the fly, thinking that I am also like a fly, thus thinking that flies are also like a certain kind of people.
Four-character poems realistically convey the subconscious activities of "I" with the word "qi" The third section explains why I am like a fly. Because "I" danced, drank and sang like a fly until a blind hand brushed my wings. "Blind hands" can be understood as random behavior.
The fourth part is the center of poetry and the conclusion of the poet. It means that flies have no thoughts, so they are easy to erase. If people have no thoughts, they are no different from flies, although they are still alive. The fifth section, because "I" can't think, so "I" is a happy fly, muddling along, dead or alive.
Reading through the whole poem, it is not difficult to realize that the poet exposes and satirizes people who have no ideals and no vitality like flies. The "I" in poetry is not the poet himself, but a symbol of those mediocre people who have no ideals, no feelings and no sense of social responsibility. Poets disapprove of their philosophy of life.