Cangyang Jiacuo's poems won the hearts of the general public with exquisite and sincere techniques. It can be said that his poetry has transcended race and gender and become a treasure of the world.
In the poems written by Cangyang Jiacuo, there are the ignorance, innocence and shyness of girls when they first met, the wonderful touch of two of a kind, the regret that they can't get rid of life, the unswerving persistence in life, and the heart-wrenching pain that their true feelings have been lost. And everything that ordinary people can easily have between these worlds is a scene that can only appear in dreams for Cangyang Jiacuo. Because of his identity, all these beautiful love can only be a fantasy. But it is precisely because of this mentality that you can't get what you want that you are more obsessed with such feelings and can understand the helplessness in the world. In turn, he was inspired to write more poems.
Moreover, because Cangyang Jiacuo's poems have sincere feelings, many of them are written according to their real imagination, so they have a deep sense of substitution. You can substitute the feelings of the people who read these poems into them. It can be said that his poetry is the release of the soul, and its influence has transcended national boundaries and languages.
Cang Xie's first work.
All along, we all know that Cangyang Jiacuo is a great poet. He wrote many works in his life, most of which were about love songs. Therefore, he is called the king of God and lovers. However, as we all know, his identity doomed the love he described to be an illusion. However, he didn't feel sorry for himself and hate the world because of this request. On the contrary, he used poetry to express his thoughts.
The world-famous "That Me" is the work of Cangyang Jiacuo. In this poem, Cangyang Jiacuo wrote his own helplessness and dreams in this imaginative way, which can be said to make readers feel sad and full of endless sadness.
The text of "That Me" by Cangyang Jiacuo probably means: On that day, I gently closed my eyes and listened to your voice in the thick incense fog of the temple; In January, I gently shook the bucket, not for all beings, just to see your delicate fingers; That year, I climbed that lofty hill, not for a private peek, but to feel your warmth better; It can be said that Cang Yang Jia Cuo's whole poem "That Me" is so ecstatic after reading it, but it has a kind of magic for no reason, which makes people read it again and again.
Cang Yang Jia CuO's life is different from his other poems. Most of his other poems make people feel free and easy to read and have an epiphany. However, his poems in those days made people feel a kind of soul shock and let us perceive his inner world. It can be said that the poem "That Year" shows us a different Cangyang Jiacuo. Not the kind of saint who can't be offended easily. At the same time, his songs also wrote the voices of many people in those days.
The relationship between Maggie and Cangyang Jiacuo
The love story between Maggie Amy and Cangyang Jiacuo happened like this: in Cangyang Jiacuo, Dawa Zhuoma left her and went to the park or entertainment place to relax. They met Maggie Amy by accident in a hotel. They fell in love at first sight, so in the following days, he sneaked out every night so that he could see Maggie Amy, and then came back early the next day. This kind of life lasted for several months, and he enjoyed his time with Maggie and Amy very much these days.
Speaking of Maggie Amy and Cangyang Gyatso, I know that Maggie Amy is a waitress in a hotel in Lhasa, but that's not her real name. Maggie Amy's real name is Yu Qiong Zhuo Ga. Why is it called Yu Qiong Zhuo Gamaji Ami? One theory is that Maggie Amy means pure and beautiful girl, unmarried woman, so she used Maggie Amy instead of Yu Qiong Zhuo Ga's name when writing poems in Cangyang Gyatso.
Originally, Maggie Amy and Cangyang Jiacuo met at the hotel at night, and no one could find out, but there was a flaw after all. After a heavy snow, when Cangyang Jiacuo wanted to go back the next morning, he printed his footprints on the snow and was found by a person in charge of discipline. Because Cangyang Gyatso was accused of being undisciplined, which caused a series of political problems, some people tried their best to let him leave Maggie Ami. In the end, Cangyang Jiacuo not only never had a chance to enjoy the love with Maggie Amy, but was dying. So Maggie Amy and Cangyang Jiacuo broke up in a hurry.
Cang Jia CuO's own picture display
The picture you see now belongs to Cang Yang Jia Cuo himself. In this painting, the painter skillfully shows the image of Cangyang Jiacuo, a great Tibetan poet, to us with a brush.
In the picture, Cang Yang Jia Cuo has no hair on his head, wears a cassock, puts his hands on his chest and salutes people like a monk. And if you are careful, you will find that Cangyang Jiacuo's face is calm and steady, and his eyes are deep and clear. It can be said that through this painting of Cangyang Jiacuo, the author fully shows us a Cangyang Jiacuo with a profound Buddhist background and above the secular. The author also painted a flame-like picture behind Cangyang Jiacuo, giving the first impression that the light ring of the sun above Cangyang Jiacuo came to the world. Invisibly, it has added great mystery to Cangyang Jiacuo, which is in line with the impression left by Cangyang Jiacuo to the world. It is powerful and mysterious.
Moreover, the author's color choice of Cangyang Jiacuo's own pictures is also well-intentioned. Although the Cangyang Jiacuo in the picture gives people an illusion of the halo of the sun overhead, the author does not use the golden color that people usually use to describe the sun's rays, but chooses taupe as the background color behind Cangyang Jiacuo. This color contrasts with the purple and white robes on Cangyang Jiacuo, and the whole picture makes Cangyang Jiacuo look long and long. It can be said that this picture fully shows the personal image of Cangyang Jiacuo. Cangyang Jiacuo is an ancient Tibetan poet in China. His poems are widely circulated, and many of his works have been translated into many languages and spread overseas, occupying a high position in China's ancient literature.
I asked the Buddha about Cang Jiacuo's works.
Cangyang Jiacuo is a great poet with far-reaching influence in the history of ancient literature in China, with profound literary attainments. There are many works handed down in my life, and the book I asked Buddha handed down from ancient times to the present is written by Cangyang Jiacuo. Anyone who has seen Cang Yang Jia Cuo's work "I Ask Buddha" can't help saying "". This poem is so beautiful that it is simply a pleasure to read!
Indeed, as the heir of the Fifth Dalai Lama, Cangyang Gyatso is not only knowledgeable, but also highly accomplished in Buddhism. Because he was born in the countryside since he was a child, his experience of interacting with people gave him a deeper understanding of Buddhism. And his understanding is also shown to the world through his works. I asked Buddha is such a poem. When Cangyang Jiacuo wrote this poem from 0755 to 79000, he explained many grievances in this world by asking and answering questions. For example, at first I asked Buddha, "I asked Buddha: Why don't you give all women a shy face?" Buddha: it's just a flash in the pan, used to blind the secular eyes; There is no beauty like a pure and loving heart; I give it to every woman; But someone covered it with dust. "It is to explain to people why, but also to explain to people the philosophy of life.
It can be said that Cangyang Jiacuo's "I Ask Buddha" is a poem that combines life philosophy with Buddhism. Cangyang Jiacuo conveys his feelings to people all the time, and his thoughts and ideas create a completely different "aesthetic" world for people.
"I Ask the Buddha" by Cangyang Jiacuo is a poem with profound Buddhist philosophy, which has been deeply loved by people and widely circulated, translated into many languages and spread overseas.
Is Cang Jiacuo married or not?
Cangyang Gyatso is the reincarnation of the sixth Dalai Lama and the fifth Dalai Lama in Tibetan Buddhism. Cangyang Gyatso was born in 1683, and was recognized as the reincarnation of the Fifth Dalai Lama in 1685. In other words, the fate of Cangyang Jiacuo has been doomed from this moment on. As a reincarnated living Buddha, Cangyang Gyatso is doomed not to get married and have children. But Cangyang Gyatso is an eccentric Dalai Lama, who not only lives in a woman's house outside the palace, but also writes many love poems. Is Cangyang Gyatso married? figure
Cangyang Gyatso was born in a small village in southern Tibet, where people have believed in red religion for generations. According to the teachings of the Red Sect, monks and nuns can get married and have children, while the Dalai Lama, the living Buddha of Tibetan Buddhism, lives in the Yellow Sect. Monks and nuns can't get married and are forbidden to get close to women. Therefore, Cangyang Gyatso, who became the sixth Dalai Lama, could not get married, let alone get close to women. The rules and regulations of the Yellow Sect are very strict. After being recognized as a spiritual child, Cangyang Gyatso was not immediately welcomed into the Potala Palace like other spiritual children. Due to political reasons, it was not until 1697 that Cangyang Gyatso entered the Potala Palace. At this time, Cangyang Jiacuo had his first love and his own basic outlook on life and world, so he hated those rules and regulations and was depressed that he could only be a veritable Tibetan king. Cangyang Gyatso is eager to become a living Buddha.
Cangyang Jiacuo missed his lover Renzeng Mu Wang, so he wrote many love poems, which were not allowed as living buddhas, but Cangyang Jiacuo went his own way. Cangyang Gyatso said: "Living in Potala Palace, I am the biggest king in the snowy area. Walking on the streets of Lhasa, I am the most beautiful lover in the world. "
However, no matter how many love poems Cangyang Jiacuo wrote, Cangyang Jiacuo could not change his destiny. Later, Cangyang Jiacuo was deposed, but he soon sat by the lake in Qinghai. This year was 1706, and Cangyang Gyatso was only 23 years old. But more believers believe that Cangyang Jiacuo escaped. After years of travel, he finally died at the age of 64. Is Cangyang Gyatso married? Legend has it that Cangyang Gyatso is not married.