1. Poems about Qi
Poems about Qi 1. Ancient poems related to Qi
"Enter the Wei Zuo" Shen Quanqi
On a good day in Qi Shang, there are many rivers along the coast.
Fortunately, the green fragrance has not stopped, flooding this bright wave.
Cleaning the fan reminds me of the quiet wind, and I think of Jingge when I listen to it.
Yu Ran is a gentleman, what will happen to Hao Kuang?
"Farewell to Xiao Xianshi" by Huangfu Ran
It is a melancholy night in the countryside, but I still send you off here.
The long river separates the travel dream, and the floating travelers accompany the lonely clouds.
Qi Shangchun Mountain is straight, and Liyang Avenue is divided.
If the Xiling is hanged, there should be scholars weighing it.
"Sending Yuwenshe's People out of Zaiyuan City" Cen Shen
The two fujis left Weiyang and crossed the river Yang for thousands of miles.
The horse wears a new look, and the clothes smell old and fragrant.
The county flowers greet the ink ribbon, and the willows blow off the bronze medal.
After separation, I can be in charge of politics, and my love will last forever.
"Send off Wei Commandery Prefect Li to take office" Wang Wei
He said goodbye to Jun Bo and wanted to leave him.
You have only been away for a few days, so you should return to the mountains.
The vast Qinchuan River ends, and the sunset is filled with peach trees.
The single tree is closing, and the Yellow River is looking towards the sky.
Passing through Luoyang Mo before, there are few old friends in Wanluo.
The old friends parted ways, and Qi ascended to Qi.
I send you away sadly, melancholy on Suiyang Road.
The ancient trees are in Guandu Ping, and the Qiucheng Ye Palace is here.
When you travel to the county, you will follow the clouds.
I miss Mr. Wei from afar and recall General Li again.
"The Story of Qishang Pastoral" by Wang Wei
Sitting on the water in Qi, there are no mountains in the vast wilderness to the east.
The sun is hidden outside the mulberry tree, and the river is bright in the well.
The shepherd boy went to look at the village, and the hound returned with him.
What's the matter with those who are quiet? The thorns fly through the daylight.
2. What are the verses about "Qishui" in the Book of Songs?
1. Qishui is on the right and the spring is on the left.
2. The water in Qishui is flowing, and the clothes are gradually flowing.
"Bamboo Rod"
Pre-Qin: Anonymous
Use bamboo poles to catch fish in Qi. Don’t you think about it? Don't reach it far.
The spring is on the left and Qishui is on the right. A good woman is far away from her brothers and parents.
Qishui is on the right and the spring is on the left. The beauty of a clever smile, the beauty of a jade.
The water in Qi is flowing, and the boat is filled with cypress trees and pine trees. I travel with words to write about my worries.
Translation
Fishing bamboo poles are thin and long, and they used to fish on Qishui. Don't you think about the old place? It's a long way to go back to your hometown.
The spring gurgling on the left, Qishui swaying on the right. When a girl grows up, she wants to get married, and her parents and brothers live far away from each other.
Qishui flows to the right, and the spring gurgls to the left. She smiles brightly and shows her teeth. She wears beautiful jade and looks like an immortal.
The Qishui flows leisurely day and night, with cypress paddles and cypress boats. Take a drive around to relieve your homesickness.
"Meng"
Pre-Qin: Anonymous
The Chichi of the Mang holds cloth and trade silk. Bandits come to trade silk, and when they come, they come to plot against me. Send the son to Sheqi, and go to Dunqiu. The bandit is my fault, and I am an unscrupulous matchmaker. The general will not be angry, and autumn will come.
Take advantage of that wall to hope that the pass will be restored. Not seeing the return pass, I burst into tears. Seeing the return pass, I laughed and talked. Erbu Erzhen, the body has no blame words. Come with your car and move with my bribe.
Before the mulberry leaves fall, their leaves are like silk. Come on! No mulberries to eat. Come on! No time to hang out with scholars. It can still be said that scholars are delayed. A woman's procrastination cannot be explained.
The mulberry trees have fallen, and they have turned yellow and fallen. Self-imposed, poor at the age of three. The water in Qishui is flowing, and the curtains and clothes are gradually falling. Women are also unhappy, and scholars behave differently. Scholars are also extremely ignorant, but only have two or three virtues.
I am a married woman at the age of three, and I have to work hard at home. Work hard and sleep well at night, and the day will come. Once the words are fulfilled, they become violent. My brother didn't know, so he laughed. Think about it quietly and bow to mourn.
As we grow old together, old age makes me resentful. Qi has a bank, and Xi has a bank. At the banquet of the general manager, he talked and laughed, and made vows without thinking about the opposite. On the contrary, if you don’t think about it, that’s enough!
Translation
A simple and honest farm boy, carrying cloth in his arms in exchange for silk. In fact, it's not really about changing silk, it's about finding an opportunity to talk about marriage. I sent Lang off to the west of Qishui, and I fell in love with him when I arrived at Dunqiu. It's not that I don't want to miss the date, you are not a matchmaker and it's rude. Don't lose your temper. Autumn is here to marry you.
Climb up the broken earth wall and gaze at Fuguan from a distance. Fuguan is far away in the clouds and mist, and I can't see my lover's tears. The lover came from Fuguan, talking and laughing happily. If you go to divination and seek help from the gods, you will feel happy if there are no bad omens. Come in your car and carry the dowry for me.
When the leaves of the mulberry tree have not yet fallen, the branches are covered with luxuriant green. Shhh, those turtledoves, don't put mulberries in your mouth. Hey young girls, don’t get attached to men. If a man falls in love with you, it will be too easy to throw him away. If a woman is in love with a man, it will be difficult to break away if she wants to.
The leaves of the mulberry trees have fallen, turning yellow and haggard and swaying. Since I married into your family, I have suffered in poverty for three years. The vast Qishui River sent me home, and the water splashed on the car and made the curtains wet. There is nothing wrong with me being a wife, but your man is too cunning. Capricious and without rules, he changes his mind and plays tricks.
After many years of marriage, she has been abiding by women's ethics and worked tirelessly on heavy housework. It's not hard to get up early and go to bed late. Being busy is not a day. Unexpectedly, after the family business was established, he gradually became violent towards me. Brothers don’t know my situation, so they all meet me
Reference materials
Ancient Poetry Website: http://so.gushiwen.org/search.aspx?type=title&page=3&value=% e6%b7%87%e6%b0%b4
3. Poems about Qishui in Qishui’s Book of Songs
In "The Book of Songs·Meng", one *** wrote 3 Times, represents 3 meanings.
The first time I wrote about Qishui, "Sending my son to cross Qi, as for Dunqiu", the Qishui here should refer to the name of the river, and it also reflects the girl's friendship for the young man. The feeling of reluctance and farewell can be seen in the lines.
The second time I wrote about Qishui, "the Qishui is soupy, and the clothes are slowly rolling down the curtains", which should be recalling the scene when I got married, and also used the wet skirt to symbolize my carelessness in choosing a son-in-law. The third time I wrote about Qishui, "Qi has a bank, and Xi has a bank." This is a metaphor.
"Pan" leads to "Pan" Qishui and Xishui are both vast, but they both have ends, which means that there must be a limit to everything. Qi'ao" (yù) comes from: The Book of Songs·Wei Feng·Text: Looking at Qi'ao, the green bamboo is (yī) Yi (yī).
There is a bandit gentleman in Green Bamboo Yiyi, who is as good as cutting and discussing, as well as polishing. If you are seductive and arrogant, if you are arrogant and arrogant, if there is a bandit gentleman, you will not be able to be arrogant! Looking at Qi'ao, the green bamboos are green.
There is a bandit gentleman whose ears are as bright as a gleaming gleam, and his biàn is like a star. If you are seductive and coquettish, if you are arrogant and if you are arrogant, if there is a bandit gentleman, you should never be arrogant! Looking at Qi'ao, the green bamboos are like bamboo rafts.
There are bandits and gentlemen who are like gold or tin, like a jade or a jade. It's wider and wider, and it's heavier and thicker, [1]? He is good at teasing, not cruel.
4. The meaning of Shiqi
Poetry, a first-class Chinese character, pronounced shī, was first seen in the Warring States period. Its original meaning is a language that expresses thoughts in the heart. It extends to metaphors for things that are wonderful and full of interest in life or can arouse strong emotions. "Shuowen Jiezi" believes that it is "mind".
Qi is a Chinese character, pronounced qí. The Chinese character basically means the name of water. It originates from Qi Mountain in Henan Province, China and flows into Wei River. The total number of strokes is 11, the structure is left and right, and the radical is 氵.
Qi Qí noun
①The name of water. Also known as "Qihe"
②According to ancient times, it was a tributary of the Yellow River. It meanders from the southeast of Lin County, Henan Province to the south of Qimen Town in the northeast of Ji County and enters the Yellow River in the south.
③The name of the ancient state . Today's county name. In Henan Province
④Mountain name. It is also known as "Beishan", "Dahao Mountain", "Ju'an Mountain", etc., coming from Qishui
⑤Generally refers to accumulated water and snow
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The development of poetry characters:
Poems, pictophonetic characters, were first seen in the writings of the Warring States Period, and have not yet been seen in oracle bone inscriptions and bronze inscriptions. According to research by scholar Zhou Cezong, it refers to the meaning of a specific behavior accompanied by certain movements, music, poetry and dance during sacrifices.
Later, when the emphasis was on music, poetry, words, etc., "