What does Liu mean?

Question 1: What does Liu Ze mean? An analysis of the original intention of the literary image "Liu Yang" in China's ancient poems shows that "Liu Yang" is a common image with sentimental feelings, and there are countless famous sentences containing this image, such as: "I planted a willow tree in Jiang Nanan, and bid farewell to Jiangnan twice in a spring. I don't know who is climbing along the Qingjiang River (Tang? Bai Juyi's "Remembering Jiangnan"), "I'll trouble you to fold a willow at the water's edge. Only the most pity, diligence blows to the hand "(Tang? "and practice scholar Liu"), "Liu Lu, I heard Langjiang step on the song" (Tang? Liu Yuxi's "Zhi Zhu Ci"), "I suddenly saw a strange willow color and regretted teaching my husband to find a seal" (Tang? Wang Changling's in my heart forever), "How deep is the courtyard? Liudui smoke, the curtain is not heavy "(Northern Song Dynasty? Ouyang Xiu's "Die Lian Hua"), "Xicheng Yangliuqin is soft, moving away from sorrow, tears are hard to collect, and I still remember my feelings. They once returned to the boat for the department "(Northern Song Dynasty? Qin Guan's "Jiangchengzi"), "A little bit of resentment, three points of spring scenery, two points of rest" (Yuan? Xue Anfu's "The Highest Building"), "The grass grows in February, and the willow on the embankment is drunk with spring smoke" (Qing? Gao ding's "village residence") and so on. When reading these poems, many people may think that the "willow" mentioned in these poems is both poplar and willow, but it is not. The "willow" in these poems refers to willow, which has nothing to do with poplar mentioned in modern botanical classification. The proof is as follows: One word in many examples of ancient poetry under the title of Collection compiled by Qing Dynasty was interpreted as "Liu". There are more than ten three-syllable words with Liu Yang as the morpheme in Modern Chinese Dictionary, among which "Liu Yang" also means "Liu", for example, "Liu Yangyao" is a synonym for "Liu Yao". So, why is willow called "willow"? In this regard, Du Fu in the Qing Dynasty quoted the legendary "Talking about the River" in the book "Old Proverbs" compiled by Du Fu: "When you have finished your work, you should speak to the emperor, make a decision and inject water into the capital of song dynasty. The emperor moved the Grand Canal from Luoyang, summoned the Jianghuai states, and built 500 ships. When the dragon boat is finished, the river flows down the Huaihe River. To the girder, no decoration, build by laying bricks or stones seven treasures. So Wu Yue took 500 folk women of fifteen or sixteen years old and called them temple prostitutes. As for the dragon boat royal boat, that is, each boat has ten colorful ropes, each with ten temple girls and ten tender sheep, so that the temple girls and sheep can walk alternately and lead them. Afraid of the heat in summer, Yu Shiqi, a bachelor of Hanlin, made suggestions. Please plant weeping willows on the two banks of the side canal, one to disperse the roots to protect the river bank, one to lead the boat with people to protect its shade, and three to lead the boat with sheep to eat its leaves. The world is happy, there are willows among the people, and one person is rewarded. Everyone rushed to give it, and parents planted it. It is best for the party and the people to plant one by the emperor himself, followed by the minister. Sometimes there are rumors that' the son of heaven was planted first, and then the people were planted. After planting, the emperor named the weeping willow Yang by imperial edict and called it Yang. ""Later, Feng Menglong, a dynasty man, interpreted the above legend in the twenty-four volumes of Awakening the World, and rewarded the Chu people in the forty chapters of the Romance of Sui and Tang Dynasties in the early Qing Dynasty, which made the theory widely circulated among the people. In the first year of Daye, Yang Di ordered the opening of Jiqu and Hangou, and ordered people to build Imperial Road beside the ditch (later called "Sui Dike") and plant willows all over the dike. Historical records do. In this regard, Bai Juyi, a great poet in the Tang Dynasty, also said in his poem "The land of Sui and Liu": "The land of Sui and Liu is old and decadent, with wind and rain, and there are three plants and two plants in the estuary. ..... In the great cause, I planted Liu Chengxing with flowing water, from the Yellow River to the Huaihe River in the west, with a green shadow of 1,300 miles. " But he gave the name "Yang" to Herry Liu? Ji Yang -ti and Northern History? Sui Benji and other historical books are not recorded, and its authenticity needs to be verified. In fact, the word "Liu" appeared as early as the first book of poetry in China, the Book of Songs, which was written in the pre-Qin period. There is such a famous saying in the article "Picking Wei": "I have been there, and Yangliuyiyi. I think about it today, it's raining. " In addition, Chang Fei, a man from the Southern Dynasties, also described it in his poem "Thinking of the Spring Dan in Xiao Ji": "Water blooms peach blossoms, and spring returns to willow. Willow returns, lingering. " It is not difficult for us to see that the willow mentioned in these poems obviously refers to willow (weeping willow, to be exact), because in the sense of modern botany, poplar leaves are round and trees are tall and straight, and there is no such thing as "Yi Yi" and "Curly". In fact, in the sense of modern plant taxonomy, poplar plants were called "Populus alba", "Populus cathayensis" and "Populus cathayensis" in ancient China, while "Populus cathayensis" mentioned in ancient poetry and classics in China was a kind of willow. In this regard, China's earliest monograph explaining the meaning of words (on scholars in the Spring and Autumn Period, Warring States Period, Qin and Han Dynasties >

Question 2: What does Liu mean to Yang, just like peach to Li and Liu to Yang?

Question 3: What does "Liu Meng" mean? Word: Yang Pinyin: yán Li mèn Traditional: Eric Yang Basic Definition: 1, that is, Yang Huameng.

Question 4: What does the ancient willow metaphor mean? Willow metaphor is to use willow metaphor!

Jade is a symbol of beauty. Willow leaves are born like sleeping eyes, so they are called "willow eyes". Li Shangyin's poem on February 2 nd: "Flowers must have eyes, but all rogues, purple butterflies and wasps have feelings." Women's slender eyebrows are willow leaves, called "willow eyebrows". Wang Yanshi's Ganzhou Qu: "Liu Meitao's face wins spring". If a woman's waist is soft with wicker, it is called "willow waist". Wu Hanshi: "Liu Yaolian is forgetful." The official book of Wei in the Jin Dynasty is like a willow leaf, which is called "willow leaf seal" in the world. Catkins are scattered into catkins, also known as "catkin cotton". Yan Shu's allegorical poem: "The pear flower garden melts the moon, and the catkin pond has a faint wind." Su Dongpo has a poem that "there are fewer catkins blowing on the branches, and there are more grass in the world".

Question 5: What do you mean by sharing flowers with the willows? Q: What is' forbearance without birth' and what is its significance? It is said that Bloom sees Buddha and realizes that there is no life. This lifelessness means that there is no forbearance and no life, or that he is in the position of a bodhisattva, and he can't understand what it is. Ask for help (Zhong Zhongying)

Answer: Nirvana is immortal, that is, it is lifeless. Buddhism means that the truth is true, the body of nirvana, and forbearance is true wisdom. Bloom saw a Buddhist saying, that's what it means. All my life, the west was caused by a postscript. Have laymen really never seen a person born in the west as a bodhisattva? Please study Pure Land III in detail, and you will be confused.

Question 6: What do you mean by the wind blowing willow? The wind blows willow branches, which is anthropomorphic, like someone waving willow branches with their hands.

Question 7: What does willow smoke mean? Think twice about your relatives during the festive season. When I think of my brothers' bodies climbing high, I will feel a little regret for not being able to reach me.

Question 8: The meaning of the song Ba Qiao Liu. What does it say? Pay attention to the song Baqiao Willow for a long time, because its tune and melody are different from ordinary songs. I thought it was an adaptation of ancient poetry by impression, and then I asked the music teacher what "Baqiao Willow" meant. She also shook her head. It seems that writing lyrics and writing songs are different people. Baqiao Liudiao is a kind of Shaanxi opera, which is popular in Shaanxi, Gansu, Qinghai, Ningxia, Xinjiang and other places in northwest China. One of the characteristics of singing is "colorful drama", which is sung in falsetto and octave, and is often used in places where people are excited and their emotional development fluctuates. Among them, the drawl must be classified as "An" rhyme, full and vivid, and it is also obviously different from other vocals. The singing of Shaanxi Opera can be divided into joyful sound and bitter sound. As the name implies, Yin Huan is good at expressing cheerful emotions; Bitter sounds are suitable for expressing grief and sadness. All these require performers to grasp the artistic conception of lyrics in order to better express their feelings. Baqiao willow's singing should be bitter. "Baqiao Willow" is another song created by Chen Xiaoqi according to the image of ancient poetry after "The Sound of the Waves Is Still the Same". As soon as I heard it, I immediately remembered Li Bai's "Memories of Time Past": "Yan. Qin E dreams of breaking Qin Louyue. In Qin Louyue, willow leaves change every year, and Baling mourns and says goodbye. Willow-Since the Han Dynasty, people often give gifts to each other to express their feelings of parting, which leads to the yearning for distant relatives and the homesickness of travelers. For example, "Smelling the flute in Los Angeles on a Spring Night": whose flute flies in the dark and the spring breeze permeates Los Angeles. Hearing the willows in this serenade, who is reluctant to part with their hometown? Because of the homophonic sound of "willow" and "willow", the ancients often used folding willows to express their deep feelings of farewell. This custom began in the Han Dynasty and flourished in the Tang Dynasty. In the Han dynasty, there was a tune called "Folding Willow", which expressed farewell feelings in the form of playing. In the Tang Dynasty, Baling Bridge in Xi 'an was the only place for people to leave Chang 'an when they went to all parts of the country, and it was surrounded by willows, which made it a famous place for the ancients to fold willows to bid farewell (now, the only bridge leading to Xi 'an-Baqiao still stands on the Ba River, I wonder if it was built on the original site of Baling Bridge, and I wonder if there are willows there? ), later generations used "Baqiao Folding Willow" as the source of farewell allusions. Therefore, there are poems in the text, "Qingyang is more separated from strangers." In "Lin Yuling", Liu Yong expresses the sadness of parting with "Where to wake up after drinking tonight, Yang Liuan, where the wind is resting". Why did the ancients like to express their feelings with willows so much? Willow trees are green every year, catkins fly gently, willow branches are tender, willow leaves are swaying, a feeling that is too delicate to touch, a love that is too soft to touch. Only the spring breeze, which knows her affection best, quietly sends her warm love and dresses her with intoxicating green, as thin as silkworm wings, as bright as egg white and as delicate as a baby's face; Only the spring rain, which knows her mind best, whispers gently in her ear, drenches her with crystals, and makes her glow with vitality, filtering out the dust of the years through wind, frost, rain and snow, which is extremely fresh and vigorous. Liu is the messenger of spring, and Du Fu has a poem: "The snow that invades the mausoleum belongs to the day lily, and the leaking spring is wicker." It tells the willow that it is the forecaster of spring breath, so people have loved the willow since ancient times, forming many folk customs and interesting willow culture related to the willow. The ancients gave the willow two meanings: first, the willow is long and grows fast, which means that it can flourish wherever it floats, and the delicate willow symbolizes family ties. Second, willow is homophonic with "stay", and folding willow means "stay". Looking at people and painting Liu's homesickness is the truest and most meticulous way to express feelings of parting. I feel homesick here. "Everyone can't miss his hometown." Affectionate, "my father is sleepy when he goes west, and his family breaks the door." There is friendship, "Weicheng is rainy and dusty, and the guest house is green and willow." I advise you to drink more wine. It makes no sense to go out to Yangguan in the west. "Of course, the most common thing to say is love," said the delicate willow, holding this as a gift to her lover. ""Spring has come, love is short and willow is long, and people are far from flowers. "Either way, it is particularly real, profound and touching because of the willow, the medium that can best affect people's beautiful and sad feelings. Those places with typical symbolic significance, such as the front and back of the house, the small stream mouth, the bridge side, the ferry, the river bank and so on. It is often a place where people fold their willows, look at each other with tears and are speechless. They are also spiritual habitats for people to write and sing their feelings of parting. From Hanxing to Tang Sheng, willows on both sides of the strait are full of smoke and clouds, filled with emotion ... >>