First, in longitudinal waves, I don't like it and I'm not afraid of it.
The poem is selected from Three Shadows. It means that even in a big storm, you don't rejoice or lament. This poem is broad-minded, but it always gives people a kind of inaction and helplessness to fate, which is a bit negative.
Second, the appreciation, questioning and analysis of strange pen.
This sentence is selected from "Two Movements", which means that everyone enjoys reading good articles and delves into them when encountering difficulties. This sentence later spread and evolved into the idiom "appreciating the strangeness" and "appreciating the strangeness".
Third, picking chrysanthemums under the east fence, leisurely see Nanshan.
This sentence comes from Tao Yuanming's Drinking Five in the Eastern Jin Dynasty. This poem has been rated as "quiet" and "indifferent" and has been highly praised. The purpose of the poem is to return to nature.
Fourth, the caged bird loves the old forest, and the pond fish loses its source.
The poem comes from Tao Yuanming's Return to the Garden in Wei and Jin Dynasties. This group of poems vividly describes the poet's life and feelings after retirement, and expresses the author's happy mood and pastoral pleasure after resigning from his post, thus showing his love for rural life and the joy of workers.
Five, Xingtian dance, always fierce.
This sentence comes from a poem in Tao Yuanming's Reading the Classic of Mountains and Seas, which means that Xingtian still wields shields and axes when it fails, and the spirit of fortitude will always exist.
Sixth, what is the way to die?
This sentence is selected from Elegy. What is there to say about death? Just take your body. This song is dedicated to the process of funeral and burial, highlighting the undertaker.
Seven, the sun and the moon abandon people, and those who are interested are invincible.
The poem is selected from Twelve Miscellaneous Poems, which translates as: Time flies, but I have empty ambitions but I can't stretch them. Tao Yuanming's poems often reveal profound life experiences. This experience is a profound examination of life itself.
Eight, after staying in a cage for a long time, I returned to nature.
From Tao Yuanming's Return to the Garden, this is an ode of the poet to bid farewell to the old and welcome the new. The profound ideological changes and exquisite artistic skills it reflects are not only valued by scholars who have been studying Tao Yuanming, but also fascinated the vast number of ceramic poetry lovers.
Nine, the cloud has no intention of coming out of the hole, and the bird is tired of flying.
This sentence is selected from Tao Yuanming's Gui Xi Ci. The general idea of these two sentences is that white clouds drift out of the cave unintentionally, and birds will naturally know that they are returning to the mountains when they are tired of flying. This is the natural scenery that Tao Yuanming was delighted to see when he first returned to the countryside, which shows the author's indifferent and leisurely mood and quiet and comfortable life interest. You can write a quiet mountain view in two sentences.
Ten, the wood is thriving, and the spring is blooming.
This sentence is selected from Tao Yuanming's "Return to Xi Ci". It means "the trees are lush and the spring water flows slowly". These two sentences have the same meaning, and both describe the vigorous development of things.