Verses with clear characters in the Book of Songs

1. Verses about the Qing Dynasty in the Book of Songs

Verses about the Qing Dynasty in the Book of Songs 1. What are the sentences with the word "Qing" in the Book of Songs

1 The people of Peng and Qing Dynasties were sitting next to Si Jie. Two spears are worth mentioning, almost soaring on the river. ——Spring and Autumn Period Zheng Gongzisu's "Guo Feng·Zheng Feng·Qing People"

Vernacular translation: The Qing army is stationed in Peng, and the horses and armor are really majestic. The two spears are decorated with heavy tassels, and they look like a leisurely garden beside the Yellow River.

2. Cut the sandalwood in the ridges and place it on the dry side of the river. The river water is clear and rippled. ——Pre-Qin Dynasty Anonymous "Guo Feng·Wei Feng·Cutting Sandalwood"

Vernacular translation: The sound of cutting down sandalwood trees is rough, and they are piled up by the river. The river is clear and wavy.

3. There is a beautiful person, graceful and clear. We meet each other by chance, and we meet each other by chance. ——Pre-Qin Dynasty Anonymous "Book of Songs·Zheng Feng·Wild Weeds"

Vernacular translation: There was a beautiful woman walking on the road, with clear eyebrows and beautiful face. An unexpected encounter with her makes her a happy tryst.

4. The beauty is famous, the eyes are clear, and the rituals are complete. Shooting Hou all day long, not showing up, showing off my nephew. ——Pre-Qin Dynasty Anonymous "The Book of Songs·Yi"

Vernacular translation: This man is really energetic, with beautiful and clear eyes. All the rituals have been completed, and the target shooting has not stopped all day long. The arrow hit the target without any hitch, he is really my good nephew.

5. Since it contains clear and delicious food, I will make my thoughts come true. There is also a soup, which is both moral and peaceful. ——Pre-Qin Dynasty Anonymous "Ode to the Shang Dynasty: Liezu"

Vernacular translation: A note in the cup of sake for ancestor worship will help me succeed in my career. Then prepare the meat soup so that the five flavors are mild and moderate.

2. Poems about Qingzi

1. Li Baiyao Drink dew to clear your heart, and sing in the wind with sorrow. "Singing Cicada"

2. Wei Yingwu A drop of dew on the autumn lotus falls into the sky in the clear night. "Ode to Dewdrops"

3. Sikong Shu The secluded paths are sparse and the moss in the clear shade is ancient. "Jade in the Bamboo"

4. Zhang said: It is better to clear the bottle with the bright moon, and there will be people in the same life again. "Drinking at a Clear Night"

5. Li Bai: A gold bottle of wine costs ten thousand coins, and a jade plate contains ten thousand coins. "Traveling is Difficult"

6. Su Shi The flowing water slides along the strings, and the breeze blows into the fingers and becomes cold. "Play to Tian Bian's Qin Ji (Supplement)"

7. Shao Ding Sitting on the clouds during the day, sleeping in the rain in the clear autumn. "In the Mountains"

8. Shao Yong Qingluo touches the sky, and cold clouds fly close to the ground. "Looking at the snow in Tianjin and thanking Jiang Xiucai for returning the poem volume"

9. Shao Yong The breeze is gentle and gentle, and the small pavilion pillows the thoroughfare. "Recruiting Friends from the Pavilion"

3. Poems related to Qing

1. The water of Shaoxing River can be clear, and there are more people like water.

The autumn water is surrounded by distant mountains, which are relatively full of miles. There are mandarin ducks on the stream, and the boats start to stir up frequently.

How does it seem to be returned to the Jasper Pool. Grows at the bottom of the railing.

——From the Song Dynasty: Wu Qian's "Bu Suanzi·Tiao Pei Water Can Be Clear" vernacular interpretation: The water of Tiao River and Pei River is clear, and there are people who are as clear as water. The rivers and lakes in autumn lie across the horizon and surround the mountains in the distance, creating a beautiful contrast.

There were mandarin ducks on the stream, and they were frequently startled by the approaching boats. How about the mandarin ducks returning to the jade-colored pool and growing under the railings.

2. Cherish the setting sun and love the clear cold spring. Xihui flows through the flowing water, rippling the wandering love.

Looking at the clouds and the moon while singing in the air, the song ends with the sound of pine trees. ——From the Tang Dynasty: Li Bai's "Visiting Qingling Spring in Nanyang" vernacular interpretation: The sun sets in the west, and everything is brilliant and dreamlike against the backdrop of the sunset, making people especially cherish this short-lived beauty.

The clear spring water is pure, transparent and endearing. The afterglow of the setting sun falls on the water. As time goes by, the afterglow on the water gradually gathers and disperses eastward, as if it is nostalgic and chasing the eastward flowing water.

This situation and scene made the author feel homesick and couldn't calm down for a long time. Looking at the bright moon in the clouds, I sang a piece of folk music from my hometown. I never thought that trying to relieve my homesickness would make me even more sad, and singing the music would only make my homesickness more melancholy.

When the song ended, even the ancient pines could not help but make a rustling sound. 3. After the new rain in the empty mountains, the weather comes late in autumn.

The bright moon shines among the pines, and the clear spring flows upstream from the rocks. The bamboo noises return to Huan Nu, and the lotus moves off the fishing boat.

Let the spring fragrance rest at will, and the kings and grandsons can stay. ——From the Tang Dynasty: Wang Wei's "Mountain Dwelling in the Dark Autumn" vernacular interpretation: The empty mountains are bathed in a new rain, night falls, and the air is cool, as if it has already arrived in autumn.

The bright moon shines clear light from the gaps between the pines, and clear spring water flows on the rocks. The noisy sound in the bamboo forest is thought to be the return of the washer girl, and the swaying of the lotus leaves is thought to be the light boat wandering up and down.

The beauty of spring may as well be allowed to fade away, but the kings and grandsons of the mountains in autumn can stay for a long time. 4. There is half a bow of moss in the pine shade. I want to read but am too lazy to open it.

Playing with the clear spring and scattering banana leaves, the children mistook the sound of rain. ——From the Song Dynasty: Yang Wanli's "Having a Leisurely Life in Early Summer - Part 2" Vernacular Interpretation: There is half a bow of grass and moss growing under the shade of the pine trees. I want to read a book but am too lazy to open it.

Out of boredom, I picked up spring water to water the plantains. The sound of dripping water alarmed the children who were playing. They thought it was raining suddenly. 5. The clear spring reflects the looseness, which lasts for thousands of years.

The cold moon shakes the clear waves, and light flows into the window.

This long chant in the air, how deeply I miss you.

Seeing peace without cause brings joy and sorrow to people's hearts. ——From the Tang Dynasty: Li Bai's "Looking at the Moon and Feeling in the Heart" vernacular interpretation: The clear spring reflects the ancient pines with sparse branches and leaves, which have been growing here for thousands of years.

The cold moon shines on the flowing water, and the light of the fireflies flickers in front of the window. I couldn't help but sigh because it also made me miss you deeply.

I can't see you, Diane, in this beautiful moonlight. Although the fun is gone, my heart is filled with a kind of sadness.

4. Are there any verses about seclusion in the Book of Songs

Kao Pan

——Those who go into seclusion enjoy themselves

Original text

Examine Pan in the stream ①,

The magnanimity of a master ②.

Dumei Huanyan ③,

Yongya Fuchen ④.

Kao Panzai ⑤,

The great master ⑥.

Sleeping alone and singing songs,

Eternal arrows cannot pass ⑦.

Kao Pan is in the land ⑧,

The axis of masters ⑨.

Sleeping alone,

I will never tell you.

Notes

①Kao Pan (pan): stay, linger. ② A wise man; a wise man. Wide: magnanimous. ③ sleep: fall asleep. Huan: Wake up. ④ Arrow: swear. Xuan (xuan): forget. ⑤A: Mountain col. ⑥Ke (ke): wide and harmonious. ⑦ Guo: Lost, forgotten. ⑧Lu: A high and flat place. ⑨ Axis: Playing and not wanting to leave. ⑩Announcement: Expression.

Translation

Staying in the mountain stream,

The wise man is generous and leisurely.

Sleeping alone and waking up talking alone,

The joy of this will never be forgotten.

Staying in the mountains,

The wise man is generous and happy.

Sleeping alone and waking up to sing alone,

The joy of this will never be forgotten.

Standing in the highlands,

A wise man never leaves for fun.

Sleeping alone and waking up to live alone,

The joy of this is indescribable.

Interpretation

The poem praises one of the important life choices of traditional Chinese scholar-bureaucrats - to retreat to the mountains and countryside. This may be the earliest hermit poem we have ever seen.

For traditional Chinese scholar-bureaucrats (intellectuals), the brightest future and choice in life is to enter politics and become an official (this is called "officialdom"), and the purpose of studying is to "manage people" Therefore, there is a saying that "everything is inferior, only reading is superior". Once his career was frustrated, he would live in seclusion in the mountains, forests and countryside, looking for spiritual relief and solace. At court and at home, in officialdom and in retirement, temples and mountains and forests, they seem to be the two ends of a swing. Either one swings to one end or the other, and there is no other way to go.

If you think about it seriously, this kind of two-pole life choice is not only caused by the influence of traditional ideas, but also has something to do with the scholar-bureaucrats themselves. "A person who is useless is a scholar." A scholar can hardly do anything after putting down his book. Let's fight as a soldier. We are as skinny as firewood, our hands are weak to tie a chicken, and we cannot bear the hardship. Just farm, if you can't tell the difference between wheat and leeks, you can't bear the pain of facing the loess and turning your back to the sky. Go into business, businessmen are the most despised by literati. Become a craftsman, you have no skills, and craftsmen belong to the lowest class of society. Anyway, except for a few books, the scholar-bureaucrats had nothing to learn from and had nowhere to settle down. If you are successful, you can help the world (become an official), if you are poor, you can be alone (retire).

Today’s intellectuals seem to have more “middle paths” to take. Military, business, work, part-time and other jobs other than majors. He has strong adaptability, flexible thinking and mathematical skills. Even if you are studying and learning, you can also learn for the sake of learning. There is no need to go to the mountains and countryside to be alone.

Modern people have long walked out of the mountains and forests and found more uses in the world of mortals.

5. Poems containing the word "Qing"

Poems containing the word "Qing" include: 1. The white bird flies back from the clear sand in Zhu - "Ascend the High" by Du Fu of the Tang Dynasty 2. 游 The water ripples and the ape cries - Li Bai of the Tang Dynasty, "Sleepwalking Tianmu sings farewell" 3. The clear frost on the temples and the lingering snow make it difficult to think about it - Li Yu, the Tang Dynasty, "The Poppy - The Wind Returns to the Green Small Courtyard" 4. The boat floats beside the clear light ——Du Fu of the Tang Dynasty, "Looking at the Mountains" 5. Spring looks more beautiful after the rain - Su Shi, Song Dynasty "Huanxi Sand" 7. The sound of the partridges conveyed the Qingzun - Su Shi of the Song Dynasty "Huanxi Sand" 8. Bai Xueqing's poems came out of the sitting room - Su Shi of the Song Dynasty "Huanxi Sand" 9. The old fish jumped over the threshold to recognize the Qing Dynasty - Su Shi of the Song Dynasty "Huanxisha" 10. Nuwa's Qingge - Cao Zhi's "Luo Shen Fu" in the Wei and Jin Dynasties reads qīng clearly, and the specific meaning is as follows: ① (Shape) (liquid or gas) pure.

② (form) silence. ③(Form) Fair and honest.

④(Shape) Clear. ⑤(Shape) Simple.

⑥ (Shape) Leave nothing behind. ⑦ (verb) (account) pay off; settle.

⑧ (Mobile) Check. ⑨ (name) Dynasty; AD 1616…1912; Built by Manchu Aisin Gioro Nurhaci; first named Hou Jin; changed to Qing in 1636.

Entered the customs in 1644; settled in Beijing. ⑩Surname.

6. Verses about Xing in the Book of Songs

It means to be excited, to be moved by the scene, and to sing loudly.

"Guanyong" is a love poem in "The Book of Songs". The "Book of Songs" begins with "Guan Ju" as the first chapter, which shows that the status of "Guan Ju" in the Book of Songs is "Guan Guan Ju Jiu, on the island of the river.

A graceful lady, a gentleman is fond of fighting." "Assorted water-lilies flow from side to side.

A graceful lady, I have longed for you." "I can't get it, and I have been dreaming of it for a long time.

It's leisurely, leisurely, tossing and turning." "Assorted water-lilies. , pluck them from the left and right.

The melody and the harp are the companions. , from the waterfowl standing on the sandbank to the slender and quiet girl, she is the object of youth's pursuit.

The harmonious and unified love of water birds is a metaphor for the slender lady who is the good partner and the man's longing for. The second chapter uses the action of salvaging water plants to imply that the pursuit of the girl is endless, which makes the pursuit more urgent, causing "tossing and turning" and having trouble sleeping and eating.

Chapter 3 The girl who had longed for her finally got her wish, and got such a slender and chaste woman. She expressed her joy and love with the music of harps, bells and drums.