The hard-ink calligraphy works of Sanqu Daozhong are as follows:
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"Sanqu Daozhong" is a poet of the Southern Song Dynasty A seven-character quatrain composed by Zeng Ji. The first sentence describes the travel time, the second sentence describes the travel route, the third sentence writes that the beautiful scene of green shade is still as rich as the mountaineering, the fourth sentence writes the sound of oriole, and several more sweet oriole sounds are added to the green forest on the roadside. The chirping sounds add endless vitality and interest to the road of Sanqu Mountain. The whole poem is bright and natural, full of life charm.
The poem writes about the peaceful scenery in early summer and the poet's relaxed and happy mood while hiking in the mountains. This is a chronicle poem. The whole poem is bright, natural and full of life charm. Write about the poet's experiences and experiences while walking on the Sanqu Mountain Road.
The first sentence points out the time of this trip. The "Plum Yellow Time" is the plum rain season in the south of the Yangtze River (Huang Mei Tian). It is rare to have such good weather with "sunny days", so the poet's mood is naturally the same. Once you feel refreshed, you will become more interested in traveling. The poet was traveling along the stream in a light boat. When the stream was exhausted, he was still excited, so he left the boat and went to the shore, walking on the mountain road.
The word "but" expresses his high interest in traveling. Three or four sentences closely follow the "Mountain Journey", describing the dense shade of green trees, refreshing and pleasant, and the singing of oriole, which has a quiet and sweet rhyme, exaggerating the poet's comfortable and joyful feelings.
The word "Lai Shi Lu" quietly transitions from the trip to the return journey, and the word "Tian De" implies that the interest is still strong after the trip, so we can notice that there are orioles on the way back to help the fun, which shows that this work Ingenuity in conception and precision in tailoring.