1. Poems containing Kung Fu
Poems containing Kung Fu
When you are drunk and greedy for laughter, you have to worry about getting Kung Fu. ——Xijiang Yue Xin Qiji
I realize that I am disappointed when spring comes, but who can take advantage of it every day? ——The Sigh of the Embroidered Woman by Bai Juyi
The horizontal drawing skills are not fully thought out. Shuangshuang Wen Cai Yu Yi Xian. ——Huanxisha Du Anshi
I have never had time to miss my lovesickness, and I have no time to curse you. ——"Magpie Bridge Immortal" Shu Prostitute
They compete in kung fu, weeding and setting up on the bank. ——Qiu Xingguan looked around and urged Dongzhu to consume rice and send the female slave Aji to Bi Qingchen. Du Fu
Lying like a bow, standing like a pine, sitting still and shaking like a bell, walking like a gust of wind. South Fist and North Kung Fu, Shaolin Wudang Kung Fu, Tai Chi Bagua Lian Zhang, and Chinese magic kung fu. The stick sweeps a large area, the gun picks a line, the body is as light as a swallow in the clouds, and the heroism reaches the sky. Practice the muscles, bones and skin externally, and practice one breath internally. Strength and softness are combined without bowing your head. There is heaven and earth in your heart. With the Qingfeng Sword in hand, you can see the two swords go away, and an expert will know if they are there as soon as you make a move. The hands are two doors and the feet are one root. The water and soil in all directions nourish our Chinese martial arts soul. There is a dragon in the east, its sons and daughters are like heroes, the sky is high and the wind is far away, and there are magical powers in it. 2. Idioms describing powerful Kung Fu
Idioms describing powerful Kung Fu:
Moving clouds and flowing water with great strength and strength Swallowing mountains and rivers Tiger steps creating wind as powerful as breaking bamboo
Eighteen kinds of martial arts, proficient in everything , everything is loose
It takes a lot to learn, but a line to use
The hands are as soft as cotton, the body is as hard as iron
The movements of boxing are as light as flying , as heavy as a thunderbolt, shaped like a falcon catching a rabbit, and spirited like a cat catching a mouse
The Qi is harmless if it is cultivated directly, and the energy is stored in a curve and has more than enough
Make a fist like a burrito , the palms are like corrugated tiles
Lie down with the boots on the left and right, and train the legs and waist
Fast is not broken, hard is not broken
The punch should be long, and the force should be short< /p>
Strength is like a thousand pounds pressing down on the head, strength is like a sharp arrow piercing leather
Death force is not valuable, vitality is the highest
It is rare to be good at kung fu and practice strength
< p> It would be better to practice muscle growth by one minute than to practice muscle thickness by one inchTo practice a thousand kilograms of strength, it only takes four ounces of effort
Accumulating strength is like drawing a bow, and firing strength is like shooting an arrow
The hands are two doors, and the legs are used to kick people. Don't show mercy when you kick the enemy with your feet. Use your hands to lead the way.
If your hands are gone and your legs are still, you can't win by hitting them. If you can't kick with your feet and use your hands, you will lose if you hit someone. 3. What are the poems containing "Kung Fu"
Poems containing "Kung Fu"
1. The ancients spared no effort in their knowledge, and the young masters of Kung Fu Beginning with old age. —— Lu You, the patriotic poet of the Southern Song Dynasty, "Reading on a winter night shows Ziyu"
Lu You of the Song Dynasty "Reading on a winter night shows Ziyu". The general idea of ??these two sentences is: The ancients spared no effort in learning. They worked hard when they were young and could achieve success in old age. This famous sentence was originally a poem written by Lu You to his son to encourage him to study. He asked his son to follow Zhan Ren's example and pursue learning and accumulate knowledge throughout his life. Since Lu You's poems became cultural heritage and circulated in society, this poem has had positive social significance. These two sentences actually make use of the Chinese people's mentality of respecting their ancestors and reverence for the ancients. They take the ancients' efforts to study and spare no effort as an example to illustrate the principle that learning must be concentrated and perseverant. They are commonly used famous sentences to encourage learning in ancient and modern times.
2. The flowers in Luoyang in March are like brocade, and it takes a lot of effort to weave them. ——Liu Kezhuang, poet and lyricist of the Southern Song Dynasty, "Yingsuo"
Liu Kezhuang, Song Dynasty, "Yingsuo". The general meaning of these two sentences is: The flowers in Luoyang in March are as beautiful as brocade. I don't know how much time it took Huang Ying to weave them. The author associates the oriole's whistling call through the flowers and willows with the left and right transmission of the loom's shuttle and the rolling sound of the machine, and thus imagines the beautiful scenery of Luoyang's blooming flowers as the beauty woven by the oriole shuttle. The concept is magical and the metaphor is vivid. It has a strong flavor of life and artistic taste, which can inspire our artistic thinking.
3. There is no place to be found even if you wear iron shoes, and it takes no effort to get it. ——Southern Song Dynasty poet Xia Yuanding's "Quetrains"
Southern Song Dynasty·Xia Yuanding's "Quetrains" Search: Search. Kung Fu: Kung Fu, the energy and time spent doing something. The general meaning of these two sentences is: I have trampled on the iron shoes and failed to find it, but now I found it without any effort. These two sentences use "breaking iron shoes" to describe the amount of energy and time spent in pursuit, and then the meaning changes, saying that the goal of pursuit is obtained without any effort, which particularly shows the gain. of chance and accident. The semantics are in contrast to each other and are highlighted in the reverse. This writing technique can be learned. There are also people who use "iron" as "man" and "gong" as "work", which have the same meaning. These two sentences can also be used to illustrate the importance of opportunities.
4. Don’t worry about it until the time comes, and the voice heard outside the country will not change. —— Song Taizong's "Xiaoyao Ode"
5. Being immersed in the Chinese language is a waste of tens of thousands of years. ——Lv Yan's "Seven Words"
6. Who knows that the power of God's kung fu will rarely lead to destiny in this life. ——Taizong of the Song Dynasty, "Yuan Ji" 4. What are the poems containing "Kung Fu"?
Poems containing "Kung Fu" 1. The ancients left no stone unturned in their knowledge, and Kung Fu was developed only when young and old.
——Lu You, a patriotic poet of the Southern Song Dynasty, "Reading on a Winter Night Reveals Ziyu" Song Dynasty Lu You "Reading on a Winter Night Reveals Ziyu". The general idea of ??these two sentences is: The ancients spared no effort in learning. They worked hard when they were young and could achieve success in old age.
This famous sentence was originally a poem written by Lu You to encourage his son to study. He asked his son to follow Zhan Ren's example and pursue learning and accumulate knowledge throughout his life.
Since Lu You's poem became a cultural heritage and circulated in society, this poem has had positive social significance. These two sentences actually make use of the Chinese people's mentality of respecting their ancestors and reverence for the ancients. They take the ancients' efforts to study and spare no effort as an example to illustrate the principle that learning must be concentrated and perseverant. They are commonly used famous sentences to encourage learning in ancient and modern times.
2. The flowers in Luoyang in March are like brocade, and it takes a lot of effort to weave them. ——Southern Song Dynasty poet and lyricist Liu Kezhuang "Yingsuo" Song Dynasty Liu Kezhuang "Yingsuo".
The general idea of ??these two sentences is: The flowers in Luoyang in March are as beautiful as brocade. I don’t know how much time it took Huang Ying to weave them. The author associates the oriole's whistling call through the flowers and willows with the left and right transmission of the loom's shuttle and the rolling sound of the machine, and thus imagines the beautiful scenery of Luoyang's blooming flowers as the beauty woven by the oriole shuttle.
The concept is magical and the metaphor is vivid. It has a strong flavor of life and artistic taste, which can inspire our artistic thinking. 3. There is no place to be found even after wearing iron shoes, and it takes no effort to get it.
——Southern Song Dynasty poet Xia Yuanding's "Quetrains" Southern Song Dynasty·Xia Yuanding's "Quetrains" Search: Search. Kung Fu: Kung Fu, the energy and time spent doing something.
The general meaning of these two sentences is: I have trampled all the iron shoes and still can't find it, but now I got it without any effort. These two sentences use "breaking iron shoes" to describe the amount of energy and time spent in pursuit, and then the meaning changes, saying that the goal of pursuit is obtained without any effort, which particularly shows the gain. of chance and accident.
The semantics are in contrast to each other and are highlighted in the reverse. This writing technique can be learned. There are also people who use "iron" as "mang" and "gong" as "work", which have the same meaning. . These two sentences can also be used to illustrate the importance of opportunities.
4. Don’t worry about it until the time comes, and the voice heard outside the country will not change. ——Taizong of the Song Dynasty, "Xiaoyao Ode" 5. Being immersed in the Chinese language, thousands of years of effort have been wasted.
——Lv Yan's "Seven Words" 6. Who knows that the power of creation is so rare that it is rare to have destiny in this life. ——"Yuanzhi" by Taizong of the Song Dynasty. 5. Poems containing Kung Fu
Poems containing Kung Fu are drunk and greedy for laughter, but worry about getting Kung Fu.
——Xijiang Moon Xin Qiji felt that he was looking forward to spring, and who could take advantage of it every day? ——The Lament of the Embroiderer Bai Juyi did not fully think about the kung fu of horizontal painting.
Shuangshuang Wencai Yuyi is fresh. ——Huanxisha Du An has been longing for lovesickness all his life, so I have no time to curse you.
——"Magpie Bridge Immortal" Shu prostitutes compete in kung fu, weeding and setting up on the bank. ——Qiu Xingguan looked around and urged Dongzhu to consume rice and send his female slave Aji to Bi Qingchen. Du Fu lies like a bow, stands like a pine, sits still and motionless like a bell, and walks like a gust of wind.
South Fist and North Kung Fu, Shaolin Wudang Kung Fu, Tai Chi Bagua Lian Zhang, and Chinese magic kung fu. The stick sweeps a large area, the gun picks a line, the body is as light as a swallow in the clouds, and the heroism reaches the sky.
Exercise the muscles, bones and skin externally, and internally practice the breath. Strength and softness are combined without bowing your head. There is heaven and earth in your heart. With the Qingfeng Sword in hand, you can see the two swords go away, and an expert will know if they are there as soon as you make a move.
The hands are two doors and the feet are one root. The water and soil in all directions nourish the soul of our Chinese martial arts. There is a dragon in the east, its sons and daughters are like heroes, the sky is high and the wind is far away, and there are magical powers in it. 6. Does anyone have a poem describing martial arts or kung fu?
1. Kill one person in ten steps, and leave no trace in a thousand miles.
From "Xia Ke Xing" by Tang Dynasty poet Li Bai
Excerpt from the original poem
Zhao Keman Hu Ying, Wu Gou Shuang Xue Ming.
The silver saddle shines on the white horse, rustling like a shooting star.
Kill one person in ten steps, and leave no trace in a thousand miles.
When the matter is over, he brushes off his clothes and goes away, hiding his body and name.
Translation
Zhao Guo's knight's hat is casually dotted with Hu Ying, and the Wu Gou sword is as bright as frost and snow. The silver saddle and the white horse complement each other, and they gallop like a shooting star. Their martial arts are unparalleled, they can kill a person in ten steps, and they can travel thousands of miles without anyone stopping them. After they accomplish great things, they walk away and hide their achievements and reputation.
2. Break the thieves' barrier in one fell swoop, wielding swords and axes one after another.
From "Ode to Compassion for Li" written by Qian Kuang of the Ming Dynasty
Excerpt from the original poem
The strong man saddles his horse quickly, and his arrows fly like stars.
Breaking down the thieves' barrier in one fell swoop, wielding swords and axes.
Translation
The soldiers rode on big horses, and the bows and arrows in their hands flew out like a cloud of stars. Our soldiers broke through the enemy's fortress in one fell swoop, wielding the weapons in their hands to seal the air.
3. Drumming the wrists, soaring the stick, clearing the thunder, dancing with waist and waist hanging softly.
From "Long Song Xing" by Li Xianyong of the Tang Dynasty
Excerpt from the original poem
Drumming wrists and soaring sticks, clear thunder collects, dancing waist is trapped and drooping poplars soft. The elephant chopsticks are broken and the songs are not stopped. It is not romantic until the Yushan Mountain is reached. Everything in front of you is just a dream.
Translation
He swung his wrists and waved the wooden stick like thunder in the clear sky, and his waist and limbs flew like willow branches hanging low and swaying. The ivory white chopsticks are tapping the tune, which can't be considered unrestrained and carefree until you reach Yushan. Looking at the scenery in front of me, it turns out that everything is just a dream.
4. Bronze Vajra, Iron Bodhisattva. Wherever the thunder struck, all ears were deafened.
From "Deshan Stick, Linji Drink" by Shi Shouzhuo of the Song Dynasty
Excerpt from the original poem
Deshan Stick, Linji Drink. Bronze Vajra, Iron Bodhisattva. Wherever the thunder struck, all ears were deafened.
The sound of Tokuyama's stick method, the copper-made Vajra, and the iron-made Bodhisattva are enough to deafen people's ears.
Translation
5. It is easy to laugh without knowing the pain, and it is like brushing wormwood branches in the hall.
From the Song Dynasty's "Ode to the Ancients"
Original poem
Sixty cents of mountain vines are paid lightly, and three are given under the ribs. It's too late to punch. I can laugh without knowing the pain and itching, but I still brush the wormwood branches when I go to the hall.
Translation
It is too late to punch under the ribs. He barely ignored the pain, and then his fists became as gentle as splitting flowers and brushing willows. 7. Poems about martial arts training
White Horse (white horse decorated with gold restraints) Cao Zhi
White horse decorated with gold restraints, galloping northwest.
May I ask whose son I am?
When I was young, I went to the countryside and raised my voice in the desert.
In the past, there was a good bow, but the arrows were uneven.
The one who controls the string to break the left side will use the right side to break the moon branch.
He raises his hand to catch the flying zodiac, and bends down to scatter the horse's hooves.
He is as cunning as a monkey and as brave as a leopard.
There are many polices in the border towns, and many barbarians are migrating.
Yu Xi came from the north and rode up the high embankment.
Long drive to the Xiongnu, left Gu Ling Xianbei.
Abandoning oneself at the edge of the edge, can one’s life be safe?
If parents don’t care, how can they talk about their children and their wives?
When compiling a list of strong men, no selfish interests are allowed.
Sacrificing one's life to go to the national disaster, seeing death as a sudden return home.
The following is a description of martial arts, which is repeatedly quoted in traditional martial arts novels:
In the past, there was a good bow, but the arrows were uneven.
The one who controls the string to break the left side will use the right side to break the moon branch.
He raises his hand to catch the flying zodiac, and bends down to scatter the horse's hooves.
He is as cunning as a monkey and as brave as a leopard.
In addition, "In the past, there was a beautiful lady named Gongsun, who moved all directions with her sword dance" is a description of sword dance, not martial arts. Xia Ke Xing is written about "Xia Ke", and there is not much description of martial arts.