1. 5 ancient poems about integrity
The ancient poems about integrity include: "Shang Yang" by Wang Anshi of the Song Dynasty, "The Journey of a Gentleman" by Cao Zhi of the Three Kingdoms, "Zhonghe Le" by Lu Zhaolin of the Tang Dynasty "Nine Chapters: Ninth Song", Li Bai of the Tang Dynasty "Reward Cui Wu Langzhong", Yuan Jie of the Tang Dynasty "Zi Zhen", etc.
1. "Shang Yang" by Wang Anshi of the Song Dynasty
Since ancient times, people have been driven by honesty and sincerity.
No one today can be better than Shang Yang, because Shang Yang can order the government to be carried out.
Vernacular interpretation: From ancient times to the present, managing people depends on keeping promises and doing what you say. Shang Yang was very trustworthy, taking a word as important and a hundred gold as light. How can you opponents of the reform criticize Shang Yang casually? If you had Shang Yang's indomitable spirit, how could the new law not be promoted smoothly?
2. "The Conduct of a Gentleman" by Cao Zhi of the Three Kingdoms
A gentleman takes precautions before things happen and avoids suspicion.
The melon field does not accept shoes, and the plum blossoms do not hold the crown.
Vernacular interpretation: When passing a melon field, don’t bend down to pick up your shoes; when walking under a plum tree, don’t raise your hands to tidy up your hat, lest others suspect you of stealing melons and picking plums. This is used to explain that when doing anything, you must pay attention to avoid places where suspicion may easily arise.
3. "Nine Chapters of Zhonghe Music·Nineth Song" by Lu Zhaolin of the Tang Dynasty
If there is a person who is far away from the sky, loyalty is his clothes and his faith is his clothes.
Vernacular interpretation: There is a beautiful woman from afar waiting for me, and I wear loyalty and trust as my clothes.
4. "Reward Cui Wulangzhong" by Li Bai of the Tang Dynasty
The sea and mountains can still be tilted, but the promise will never waver.
Vernacular interpretation: The sea can dry up, the mountains can collapse, but the promises made can never be changed
5. "Zi Zhi Zhi" by Yuan Jie of the Tang Dynasty
Ru If you are completely virtuous, you will be loyal and upright; if you are completely virtuous, you will be honest and upright.
Vernacular interpretation: If you are morally perfect, you must be a loyal and upright person.
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Overview of the term integrity
"Book of Rites·Sacrifice System": This is the sacrifice of the sage, which leads to his integrity and loyalty. "Book of Northern Qi: Biography of Yao Xiong": Although Xiong is a military general, he is generous in nature and has integrity in governing the people. "New Book of Tang: Biography of Cao Hua": "Although Hua is in the army, he must follow the rules of etiquette. He loves the scholar-bureaucrats and does not treat arrogant people with dignity. He must treat people with integrity when he is a servant. It is difficult for others." Ye Shi's "Li Taifu Shaoqing" "Inscription on the Cemetery": Therefore, he participated in the political affairs of Wu Xing and Li Gong, and served Xiaozong with integrity. Guo Moruo's "Journey to the Soviet Union·June 30th": A great leader does not care about every banquet, but must give a big speech. Integrity has been perfected, thoughts have been put into practice, and not speaking is greater than speaking.
References Sogou Encyclopedia Integrity 2. Ancient poems about integrity
1. Shang Yang
p>Song Dynasty: Wang Anshi
Since ancient times, the people have been driven by sincerity, and a word is more important than gold.
Today, people cannot be inferior to Shang Yang. .
Translation: Since ancient times, governing the people has depended on sincerity and strict legislation. Today’s Confucian scholars cannot slander Shang Yang at will. Shang Yang can make laws and policies be implemented resolutely.
2. Chronicles of Tang Poems·Volume 18
Tang Dynasty: Li Bai
Hai Yue can still lean on his words, but his words will never waver
Translation. : Even if the sea can dry up and the mountains can collapse, the promises made can never be changed.
3. Reflection
Wei Zheng in the Tang Dynasty
Ji Bu’s promise is unchangeable. , Hou Yingzhong said.
Who can tell about fame and fortune? In the first place, why should we care about fame and fortune? The direct expression of his heart shows that the author values ????loyalty, repays kindness, and does not seek fame.
4. The Journey of a Knight
Tang Dynasty: Li Bai.
He will eat Zhu Hai and hold a cup to persuade Hou Ying.
Three cups of wine will make the five mountains lighter.
Translation: Together with Zhu Hai. Eat big chunks of meat and drink from a big bowl with Hou Ying. He made a promise after a few glasses of wine, and he took the promise more seriously than the five mountains.
5. A gentleman's conduct
Three Kingdoms: Cao Zhi
A gentleman is prepared to avoid suspicion.
The melon field does not accept the shoes, and Li Xia is not worthy of his crown.
Translation: When passing by the melon field, Don't bend down to carry your shoes; don't raise your hands to tidy up your hat when walking under the plum tree, lest others suspect you of stealing melons and picking plums. This illustrates that you should avoid places where suspicion is likely to arise in anything you do. 3. Regarding "integrity". What are the seven-character quatrains in ancient poetry?
1. A promise should not be taken lightly. The ancients valued the ability to do things.
It is not necessary to keep a promise if it is fulfilled. Honesty. ——Song Dynasty. Zhang Jiucheng's "One Hundred Quatrains of the Analects"
2. When you get to the official position, you only promote honesty, and you are cautious and generous all day long.
The prime minister knows that pity is a cautious thing. Wear the special city seal.
——Xue Feng of the Tang Dynasty, "The White Song of Tweezers"
3. I am ashamed of the honesty of the scene, and I am prepared for it in seclusion. Lin Yuanxiang's abyss is approaching, so I endure it and sink into the flow.
The soldier has no body and no reputation. It is a pity that the emperor is not known. The king has no measure and does not observe the situation, making the fragrant grass become a quiet place. ——Pre-Qin Dynasty. Qu Yuan's "Nine Chapters Seven"
4. When the heating comes, the eyes of the willows will be new, but when there is ice and snow, it will be even more sad.
You must know that the real leader has no integrity, and spring will not come if he takes the second best from the east wind. ——Song Dynasty. Li Gou's "Giving Willow Branches in the Snow"
5. Sincere words are the root of Taoism, and sentences should be distinguished when going out.
I feel ashamed when I see Xishan. Don’t learn from the jungle. ——Song Dynasty. Shi Zhiyu's "Sending Letters to the Zen Man" 4. Verses about integrity. I want ancient poems.
Have you watched the Night Banquet? Modern Ge You said: "Our great country is based on integrity!" Wang Chong of the Eastern Han Dynasty said: "Wherever sincerity reaches, gold and stone will open up." of poetry.
In modern times, Mr. Lu Xun said: "Integrity is the foundation of human beings." Master Hong Yi said: "Don't deceive yourself internally, and don't deceive others externally."
Confucius said: "People who have no faith do not know what is possible." Mencius said: "Sincerity is based on the theory of the unity of nature and man and the goodness of nature. Ignorance is sincerity."
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Westerners say: Integrity is the best means of competition. The Chinese say: There is no foundation without faith.
But seeing the sincerity of the pill as red as blood, who would have thought that falsehoods are as clever as words. ——Bai Juyi of the Tang Dynasty The melon field does not accept shoes, and the plum blossoms do not hold their crown.
——"Yuefu Poetry Collection" Three cups of vomiting promise, the five mountains are lighter. "The Journey of a Chivalrous Man" The mountains and seas can be admired, but the word of mouth will never waver. -----Li Bai A man values ??integrity, and a writer values ??music.
——Yuan Mei, Ming Dynasty A gentleman is magnanimous, but a villain has long relationships. ——"The Analects of Confucius". 5. What are the ancient poems about integrity?
1. Only the most sincerity in the world can be transformed.
"Book of Rites: Doctrine of the Mean" Only the most sincere heart in the world can influence people. ●Being sincere is the way of heaven; being sincere is the way of man.
"Mencius Li Loushang" Sincerity is the principle of nature; being sincere in heart is the principle of life. 2. A gentleman’s words have substance and his actions have perseverance.
"Book of Changes·Family" Yan: Conversation. Object: actual content.
Row: Behavior. Heng: perseverance.
A gentleman speaks with reason and acts with perseverance. 3. A gentleman speaks with his actions, while a villain speaks with his tongue.
"Confucius' Family Sayings·Yan Hui·Confucius Sayings" A gentleman speaks with actions, while a villain only talks but does not do anything. 4. In dealing with yourself, in matters, and in your subordinates, you should be sincere.
Xue Xuan of the Ming Dynasty's "Book of Study": When measuring yourself, obeying your superiors, and leading your subordinates, you should all use sincerity as the criterion. 5. As the ancient saying goes, those who are honest and sincere will be successful.
"Yuan Dao" by Han Yu of the Tang Dynasty: Righteousness and sincerity: make the mind pure and the intention sincere. Will: plan.
Youwei: make a difference. If you want to make a difference, you must be sincere.
●Writing is based on behavior, with sincerity in it. Liu Zongyuan of the Tang Dynasty "Reporting to Yuan Jun and Chen Xiucai's Famous Letters for Avoiding Teachers" Scholars cultivate virtue as the foundation, and sincerity is the first priority in virtue.
6. If you want to cultivate your body, you must first rectify your mind; if you want to rectify your mind, you must first be sincere in your intentions. "Yuan Dao" by Han Yu of the Tang Dynasty Those who want to practice moral character must first purify their thoughts.
To have pure thoughts, you must first make your thoughts sincere. 7. If you can push forward the most sincere heart and add unending words, then the heaven and earth can move, and the metal and stone can be moved.
"Three Essays on Distinguishing Evil from Righteousness" by Su Che of the Song Dynasty. Writing articles with great sincerity and diligence can move the heavens and the earth, and make things as solid as gold and stone change. 8. With sincerity, gold and stone will open.
"Xijing Miscellaneous Notes" Volume 5: Sincerity: Great sincerity. Metal and stone are opened: Things as solid as gold and stone are also moved.
It is said that sincerity can infect people the most. 9. Sincerity is added, gold and stone are lost.
"Lunheng·Ganxu" by Wang Chong of Han Dynasty Sincerity: sincerity. Loss: Loss.
As long as you work sincerely, any difficulty can be overcome. 10. What you feel sincerely can be felt everywhere you touch it.
Song Dynasty Wu Chuhou's "Miscellaneous Notes of Qingxiang" Cheng: Sincerity. Sense: feeling.
Sincerity can touch everything. 11. There is no better conduct than honesty.
Song Zhu Xi's "Records of Words and Deeds of Famous Officials of the Song Dynasty" Conduct: conduct. Honesty is the highest human virtue.
12. Sincerity can be embodied and maintained, which is the source of all good deeds and the foundation of all actions. "Shuo Ren" by Zhu Xi of Song Dynasty: Practicing and preserving a sincere heart is the source of a beautiful life and the foundation of good actions. 13. Sincerity is the foundation of self-cultivation, and understanding kindness is the foundation of sincerity.
Zhu Xi of the Song Dynasty, "Annotations to the Four Books and Annotations to Mencius" Taking sincerity as the criterion is the key to self-cultivation. Knowing what are good words and deeds is also the basis for adhering to sincerity. 14. When you meet a deceitful person, move him with sincerity; when you meet a violent person, diffuse him with peace of mind.
"Cai Gen Tan" by Hong Zicheng of the Ming Dynasty: When you meet a deceitful and cunning person, move him with a sincere heart; when you meet a rude and perverse person, move him with a kind attitude.
15. If gold is mixed with copper and iron, it will not be refined; if virtue is mixed with a trace of artificiality, it will be impure.
Xue Xuan of the Ming Dynasty's "Reading Record·Experience" refers to the selfish thoughts that affect the purity of people's virtues. 16. I secretly believe that the reason why the heaven and the earth are endless, the reason why the country is established, and the reason why the virtues of the virtuous people can be great and long-lasting are all due to sincerity.
Plagiarized from Zeng Guofan of Qing Dynasty's "Fu He Couple Geng Zhongcheng": Modesty refers to personal opinions. I believe that the key to the continuous movement of heaven and earth, the establishment and consolidation of a country, and the promotion and longevity of the moral cause of outstanding people lies in sincerity.
●One hundred thoughts will lose but one forgetfulness, one hundred tricks will lose but one sincerity. "Ren Yun" by Gu Tuhe of the Qing Dynasty No matter how careful the consideration is, if there is negligence, it may fail; no matter how exquisite the skill is, if there is a lack of sincerity, it will not succeed.
17. Nothing is more important than sincerity. "Su Shu" by Zhang Shangying of the Song Dynasty There is nothing more sacred than perfect sincerity.
18. Sincerity is the foundation of a saint and the source of hundreds of actions. Sincerity in "Tongshu" by Zhou Dunyi of the Song Dynasty is the foundation of outstanding figures and the source of prosperity for all industries.
行 (háng): occupation, affairs. 19. A gentleman never stops working hard and is sincere.
Chapter 31 of "Tongshu·The Universe is Moving" by Zhou Dunyi of Song Dynasty: Keep working hard: keep improving yourself. A gentleman strives to become more sincere.
20. Touch people with sincerity rather than hypocrisy. "The Complete Works of Mr. Fang Wangxi" by Fang Bao of the Qing Dynasty Cheng: sincerity.
Pseudo: False. Move others with sincerity rather than hypocrisy.
●Cultivation of one’s life and conduct, and nothing more than being sincere. "Two Poems of Sincerity" by Zhu Zhiyu of the Ming Dynasty The only way to cultivate your own character and handle the relationship between people is sincerity.
21. The sage only knows, but if he is not sincere, he cannot transform all peoples. "Xunzi·BuGou" Although the sage knows everything, he cannot influence all people if he is not sincere.
22. When a gentleman cultivates his heart, he is not good at sincerity. "Xunzi: Self-cultivation" The most important thing in cultivating personal morality is personal sincerity.
23. Sincerity has no interest. "Book of Rites: Doctrine of the Mean" Sincerity has no limits.
Always encourage yourself with sincerity. 24. If you are not sincere in your studies, your studies will be miscellaneous; if you are not sincere in your work, your work will fail.
Song Dynasty Chao Shuo's "Chao's Hakka" Xiuxue: the study of knowledge. Miscellaneous: messy.
For things: to do things. 25. Being mean doesn’t make money, being loyal doesn’t cost money.
Feng Menglong of the Ming Dynasty, "Eternal Words to Awaken the World: Selling the Maid and Monopolizing the Courtesan" Mean: cold-blooded, unkind. There is no disadvantage to being honest and there is no benefit to being mean.
26. You must be down-to-earth in your work and do not live up to your reputation. Ming Dynasty Feng Menglong's "Warning Words: Prefect Kuang's Death of a Child" Down-to-earth: metaphor for doing things in a down-to-earth and serious manner.
False reputation: The reputation of a short seller. You must be down-to-earth and conscientious in your work, and do not pursue an empty reputation.
27. A kind person will not destroy others to benefit himself, and a benevolent person will not endanger others to gain reputation. "Ancient Ballads and Proverbs" by Du Wenlan of the Qing Dynasty: A moral person does not harm others but benefits himself; he does not harm others but seeks fame.
28. Honest people hate corruption, and believers hate hypocrisy. "New Book of Tang: Biography of Chen Zi'ang" Lian: Incorruptible.
Corruption: Corruption. Letter: Honesty.
Hypocrisy: Hate hypocrisy. Disease: hatred, disgust.
Incorruptible people hate greed, and honest people hate hypocrisy. 29. God does not tolerate falsehood.
Song Dynasty Su Shi's "Stele of Han Wengong Temple in Chaozhou" Hypocritical words and deeds are not tolerated by heaven. 30. Clever hypocrisy is worse than sincerity.
The clever hypocrisy in Yan Zhitui's "Yan Family Instructions: Name and Reality" in the Northern Dynasties, Northern Qi Dynasty, is not as good as Shouzhuo's sincerity. 31. Flashy, empty and useless.
"Han Feizi·Nanyan" has only a gorgeous appearance but lacks actual content, so it is empty and not practical. 32. Don’t accept lies, don’t listen to tricks, don’t use fancy names, and don’t engage in hypocrisy.
Han Xun Yue's "Shen Jian Su Suan" Do not listen to pleasant words, do not believe in unrealistic methods, do not seek a flashy reputation, and do not do hypocritical things. ●Adults are not flashy, gentlemen are pragmatic.
Excellent people do not pursue emptiness. 6. What are the famous ancient poems about integrity?
1. Those who are not strong in ambition are not wise, and those who do not believe in their words will not achieve results. --Mo Zhai, a thinker of the Warring States Period
2. Correspondence between internal and external affairs, words and deeds. --Han Fei, philosopher and educator during the Warring States Period
3. Goodness cannot come from outside, and the name cannot be made in vain. --Qu Yuan, a man from the Warring States Period
4. The true man is the most sincere. Without sincerity, he cannot move people. --Zhuang Zhou, the Warring States philosopher
5. If a person breaks his promise, his reputation will be ruined. --Liu Xiang, a Confucian scholar of the Han Dynasty
6. Hypocrisy cannot last, emptiness cannot last, rotten wood cannot be carved, and love cannot last. -- Han Ying, a poetry critic of the Han Dynasty
7. If you accept someone with faith, the world will trust you; if you don't accept someone with faith, your wife will be suspicious of you. --Chang Quan, a hermit of the Jin Dynasty
8. A person cannot stand in the world without loyalty. --Cheng Yi, a philosopher from the Song Dynasty
9. More virtuality is worse than less reality. --Chen Fu, a philosopher from the Song Dynasty
10. Treating others with truthfulness not only benefits others, but also benefits yourself.
-- Yang Jian, scholar of the Song Dynasty
11. Honesty is the lifeblood of life and the foundation of all values. --Dreiser, British writer
12. Be loyal in words and respectful in deeds. --The Analects of Confucius
13. Deceiving can only be temporary, but honesty is a long-term solution. -- John Ray, British scholar
14. Life cannot bloom brilliant flowers from lies. --Heine, German poet
15. Honesty is the most touching thing. --Anonymous 7. Verses about integrity
1. Only the most sincerity in the world can be transformed. "Book of Rites: Doctrine of the Mean" Only the most sincere heart in the world can influence people.
2. Being sincere is the way of heaven; being sincere is the way of man. "Mencius Li Lou Shang" Sincerity is the principle of nature; being sincere in heart is the principle of conducting oneself in the world.
3. A gentleman has substance in his words and perseverance in his actions. "Book of Changes·Family" says: Talk. Object: actual content. Line: behavior. Heng: perseverance. A gentleman speaks with reason and acts with perseverance.
4. A gentleman speaks with his actions, while a villain speaks with his tongue. "Confucius' Family Sayings "Yan Hui" Confucius' Sayings: A gentleman speaks with actions, while a villain only talks but does not do anything.
5. In dealing with yourself, in matters, and in your subordinates, you should be sincere. Xue Xuan of the Ming Dynasty's "Book of Readings" states that sincerity should be the criterion when measuring oneself, obeying superiors, and leading subordinates.
6. As the ancient saying goes, those who are honest and sincere will be successful. "Yuan Dao" by Han Yu of the Tang Dynasty means integrity and sincerity: making the mind pure and the intention sincere. Will: plan. Youwei: to make a difference. If you want to make a difference, you must be sincere.
7. The text is based on behavior, and sincerity lies in it. Liu Zongyuan of the Tang Dynasty wrote "A Famous Book Reporting to Yuan Jun and Chen Xiucai's Refusal to Disciple". The scribes relied on virtuous behavior as the foundation, and sincerity was the first priority in their virtues.
8. If you want to cultivate your body, you must first rectify your mind; if you want to rectify your mind, you must first be sincere in your intentions. "Yuan Dao" by Han Yu of the Tang Dynasty Those who want to cultivate their moral character must first purify their thoughts. To have pure thoughts, you must first make your thoughts sincere.
9. If there is a sincere heart and endless writing, then the heaven and earth can move, and the metal and stone can be moved. "Three Essays on Distinguishing Evil from Righteousness" written by Su Che of the Song Dynasty. Written with great sincerity and diligence, one can move the heavens and the earth, and make things as solid as gold and stone change.
10. With sincerity, gold and stone will open. "Xijing Miscellaneous Notes" Volume 5: Sincerity: Great Sincerity. Metal and stone are opened: Things as solid as gold and stone are also moved. It is said that sincerity can infect people the most.
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Differences in integrity between China and the West:
Due to differences in social systems and cultural traditions, there are differences between China and the West in terms of integrity There are: "original goodness theory" and "original sin theory"
Chinese people's way of integrity is based on the "original goodness theory". Confucianism believes that human beings are born with good nature and have the "benevolence" "Conscience", as long as one can obtain the way of integrity through self-cultivation, it is believed that integrity originates from human beings' "conscience".
The Western faith is based on the "original sin theory". Christianity believes that human beings are born guilty, so various disasters come to the world with original sin. Therefore, only by believing that God is the ultimate truth of all things, the embodiment of the highest good, and the ultimate source of human morality.
The famous theologian Aurelius Augustine believed that we "can only live according to faith, and we can only do so, with our faith and prayer, hoping that the God who gives us faith will help We.” He believes that faith comes from God.
Based on the "Honesty is Wisdom" in the Bible, Augustine declared that faith is higher than both reason and knowledge. Only faith can give mankind the truth and make human morality perfect.
Reference: Baidu Encyclopedia - Integrity 8. What are the poems about integrity
1. Since ancient times, people have been driven by honesty and sincerity, and a word is worth a hundred gold. Nowadays, no one can be better than Shang Yang. Shang Yang can order the government to be carried out. ——From the Song Dynasty: Wang Anshi's "Shang Yang"
Vernacular interpretation: From ancient times to the present, managing the people has meant being trustworthy and doing what you say. Shang Yang was very trustworthy, taking a word as important and a hundred gold as light. How can you opponents of the reform criticize Shang Yang casually? If you had Shang Yang's indomitable spirit, how could the new law not be promoted smoothly?
2. If there is someone who is far away from heaven, loyalty is his clothes and his trust is his clothes. ——From the Tang Dynasty: Lu Zhaolin's "Nine Chapters of Zhonghe Music·General Song Ninth"
Vernacular interpretation: There is a beautiful woman from afar waiting for me, and I wear loyalty and trust as clothes.
3. The mountains and seas can still be tilted, but the promises will never waver. ——From the Tang Dynasty: Li Bai's "Reward Cui Wu Langzhong"
Vernacular interpretation: The sea can dry up, the mountains can collapse, but the promises made can never be changed.
4. But seeing the sincerity of the pill as red as blood, who would have known that lies are so clever. ——From the Tang Dynasty: Li Bai's "Heaven Can Save - Evil Deceives People"
Vernacular interpretation: It seems to be sincere, but who would have expected that the nice words are all lies. Dancheng: Danxin, sincere heart. Qiao Ruhuang: refers to words that sound pleasant on the surface but are actually false.
5. Three cups of Turanuo, the five mountains are lighter.
——From the Tang Dynasty: Li Bai's "Xia Ke Xing"
Vernacular interpretation: Three cups of wine, a promise of a thousand gold, loyalty is more important than the five mountains. 9. What is the whole ancient poem about "integrity"?
In the early days of the Central Plains, when we were competing for the throne, we wrote for Rongxuan.
Although vertical and horizontal strategies fail, generosity still remains. The stick is used to pay homage to the emperor, and the horse is driven out of the gate.
Please go to South Vietnam with a tassel, and go to Dongfan with Shi. Yu Yu Zhi Gaoxiu, haunts the plain.
Cold birds sing in the ancient trees, and night apes sing in the empty mountains. It not only hurts thousands of miles of sight, but also frightens nine dead souls.
Aren’t you afraid of hardships and dangers? I deeply appreciate the kindness of my country. Ji Bu made no two promises, and Hou Ying said it again.
Life is a matter of spirit, and who can comment on fame? It comes from the representative poem "Shu Huai" by Wei Zheng, a famous official in the Tang Dynasty. The whole poem has twenty lines and one hundred words. It is an ancient poem that expresses aspirations and emotions.
The whole poem describes Wei Zheng's offer of advice to Emperor Gaozu of the Tang Dynasty and his willingness to recruit and surrender Li Mi's old tribe. The journey was difficult and dangerous, but Wei Zheng was more eager to repay the kindness of Emperor Gaozu of Tang Dynasty.
Translation: Today is an era where heroes are fighting for the world. A man should abandon literature and join the martial arts to achieve a career. I once offered advice to Li Mi but was not adopted by him, but I did not lose my ambition.
I presented my strategy to the emperor and took orders to send Masi out of Tongguan. When Zhongjun asked for a tassel to bind the King of Nanyue, I rode east to recruit Li Mi's old troops and other powerful men to surrender.
Hovering among the rugged mountain roads, you can see the plains disappearing and appearing under the mountains. The cold birds chirped mournfully in the mountains and forests, and the cries of apes were heard from time to time in the deep mountains.
Looking from afar, it is a desolate place, with no way of knowing what the future holds, and the fate of the place is unpredictable. How could one not worry about one's personal safety in such an environment, but when one thought of the Tang king treating him with courtesy as a scholar, he dared not not repay his kindness with all his heart.
Ji Bu and Hou Ying were both men with a lot of money and a promise. When people live in this world, their will comes first, so why should they care about fame and fortune?
Artistic features: "Recounting Memories" is a representative poem by Wei Zheng, a famous official in the Tang Dynasty. The poem has a total of twenty lines and one hundred words. It is an ancient poem expressing emotions and emotions. The whole poem describes Wei Zheng's offer of advice to Emperor Gaozu of the Tang Dynasty and his willingness to recruit and surrender Li Mi's old tribe.
The journey was difficult and dangerous, but Wei Zheng was more eager to repay the kindness of Emperor Gaozu of Tang Dynasty. This poem "Reminiscences of Memories" still retains the influence of the ancient poetry of the previous generation. The non-rhyme expression fully expresses Wei Zheng's personal emotions. Although there are many allusions, there is no sense of accumulation.
Appreciation: The first four sentences, "In the early days of the Central Plains, I was competing for deer, and I was writing about Rongxuan. The vertical and horizontal plans failed, but the generosity and ambition still remained." The main expression is the poet's broad-mindedness before this.
At that time, the author worked under the accounts of Yuan Bao and Li Mi successively. He thought he had a treasure in his chest and frequently offered suggestions to his old master, but none of them were used by his old master. He felt that his talent was not being appreciated. Two sentences such as "Zhongyuan" show that the world is in turmoil, and powerful powers from all over the world are fighting for the world.
This is the time to join the army with a pen. Instead of being an official with swords and pens, it is better to join the army and plan for the world. "Historical Records·Biography of the Marquis of Huaiyin": "Qin lost its deer, and the emperors of the world chased it, so the talented and swift got it first."
"Book of the Later Han Dynasty·Ban Chao Biography": "Long toil and hard work , He quit his job and wrote and sighed: "A man with no other ambitions should follow the example of Fu Jiezi and Zhang Qian and make achievements in foreign lands in order to win the title of prince. How can he be able to spend a long time between writing and inkstones?" He offered his advice, but it was not adopted by Li Mi. Instead, he ridiculed him as a commonplace. It is quite similar to what Su Qin was like when he was frustrated and the hero was useless.
The phrase "generous ambition still exists" is full of turning points, indicating that although he has suffered repeated setbacks, his passion has not died out and his ambition is still there. "The stick is used to pay homage to the emperor, and the horse is driven out of the gate.
Please tie the tassel to South Vietnam, and go to Dongfan with Shi", which mainly outlines the poet's encounter with the emperor of the Ming Dynasty. It was highly used by Taizu of the Tang Dynasty to repay Taizu's knowledge Because of his kindness, he volunteered to go out of Tongguan to recruit the heroes of Shandong and showed the greatness of his mission. The sentence "stick strategy" indicates that the author decisively provided advice to Li Yuan and implemented the strategy without hesitation.
"Driving horses" expresses the author's heroic, agile and urgent attitude when he was ordered to appease Shandong. Two sentences such as "asking for a tassel" use the story of Han Zhongjun and Li Shiqi to compare his trip to Shandong, indicating the extraordinary nature of the mission he is undertaking.
The two verbs "Xie" and "下" are light and lively, vividly expressing his grand ambition to stabilize the country, implying that the founding of the Tang Dynasty was here, showing the poet's outstanding political foresight. . The four sentences "Yuyun Zhi Gaoxiu, haunting the plains.
Cold birds sing in the ancient trees, and night apes sing in the empty mountains", indicating the author's difficult and dangerous situation on the road. "Yu Yu" and other two sentences are written because the mountain road is lingering and rugged. Looking around the mountains, the plains appear and disappear, reflecting the ups and downs of the author's mood due to the arduous task and the uncertain future. , uneasy.
Two sentences such as "ancient wood" exaggerate the desolation and sadness of the journey from an auditory perspective. The cold birds cry mournfully in the ancient jungle, and the apes mourn in the deep mountains at night, creating a scene of desolation. The war left the people desolate.
The poet integrated his complex emotions into the vivid description of the journey scenery, so that the artistic conception was mixed and the scenes blended, vividly implying the difficulty of completing the mission and the poet's heavy mood. “It not only hurts the thousand-mile sight, but also frightens the nine dead souls.
Aren’t you afraid of hardships and dangers? The four sentences "deeply cherish the kindness of the country's scholars" not only look forward to the prospect of leaving the country, but also reveal the heartfelt feelings. The two sentences "both hurt" show that the author is not only aware of the hardships and dangers of the future, but also personally worried about his own personal safety.
To hurt one's eyes a thousand miles away means to feel sad when one looks far away. "The Songs of Chu: Calling the Soul": "My eyes are thousands of miles away and my heart is hurt, and my soul is coming back to mourn for the south of the Yangtze River."
Nine dead souls: There is a poem in Qu Yuan's "Sorrow" that says "the soul disappears in one night." Being afraid is like not hiding his fear of unknown dangers. This not only does not damage the tall image of the protagonist, but also shows human nature more truly. It also highlights that the author knows that there are tigers in the mountains and prefers to travel to the tigers in the mountains. It also highlights his emphasis on spirit and retribution. The last four sentences of Taizu's kindness are: "Ji Bu Wu Er Nuo, Hou Ying Zhong."
"Life is a matter of spirit, who can comment on fame?" is a direct expression of his heart, which shows that the author values ????loyalty, must repay kindness, and does not seek fame. Here, the poet compares himself with Ji Bu and Hou Ying, Expressing his determination to live up to his mission since he asked for a job.
"Life is about morale, no one can comment on fame." This poem clearly reflects the artistic significance of Wei Zheng's outlook on life. It is characterized by majestic momentum and broad artistic conception. The poet is good at grasping the majestic wonders in the historical process. With rough brushstrokes, he sweeps away the gorgeous poetic style of the Han, Wei and Six Dynasties, and successfully displays the emotional world of the poet who is eager to make achievements. < /p>
Wei Zheng later advocated an elegant style that combined the Qingqi of the Southern Dynasty with the temperament of the Northern Kingdom in the Sui Dynasty Literary Biography. "Shu Huai" basically practiced this style. Advocacy. On the one hand, it is simple and straightforward.