The last sentence of the profound Taiji principle: monopolize Sanchunkui. Title: Four Scenes Poem Xue Rui Fei Qiong Yao. Real name: Zhu. Posthumous title: Zhu Zi, Wen Gong, Mr. Ziyang, Mr. Kao Ting, Cangzhou Sick Old Man, Yungu Old Man. Font size: the characters are dark, and the middle characters are dark. Time: Song Dynasty. Ethnic group: Han nationality. Birthplace: Youxi, Nanjian Prefecture (now Sanming City, Fujian Province). Date of birth:1130 65438+10/8. Time of death: 65438+April 23rd, 2000. Main works: Nine Songs, Spring Day, Liu Hua, Random Thoughts on Reading, Rowing, etc. Main achievements: Master of Confucianism, Neo-Confucianism in Song Dynasty.
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Xue Rui flew to Qiong Yao, and Meihua lived alone.
It belongs exclusively to Sanchunkui and has profound Taiji principles.
Second, Zhu's other poems
Boating, poetry to encourage learning, spring, reading books and Lan Jian's ideas. Poetry of the same dynasty
General Cao, Xiaqutang, Tengwangge, mistress attacked his wife and complained about the cold, and Tang Meishan's poems were also played as notes, with the title Cherish, abandoned as the value of rice crossing, seeing off guests, exclamations and titles.
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