Shrike swallows the west, and the weaver girl meets the weaver girl.
Whose daughter lives across the hall and has a bright face.
Lights are hung in the south window and the curtain is fragrant.
This year, the woman will be fifteen or sixteen years old, slim, beautiful, white and beautiful.
But three springs have passed, and the flowers withered in the end. Although my daughter is lovely, she is not from her husband's family, so beautiful, who loves and sympathizes with her?
The creation of seven-character poems began with Cao Pi, the Wei Wendi, whose Ge Yanxing is the oldest and most complete seven-character poem in existence. Since then, Bao Zhao, Tang Huilin, Shi and others in the Song and Qi Dynasties have occasionally published such works, but the impact is not great. Seven-character poems have been further developed in Liang Wudi. Although Cao Pi's Ge Yanxing is a pioneering work, the whole poem rhymes sentence by sentence, which is monotonous and lacks the interest of intonation. Liang Wudi's seven-character poems are original and have a staggered sound and rhyme. Since then, imitators have appeared everywhere. His sons Xiao Gang (Emperor Wen) and Liang, the minister and Wu Yun all wrote seven-character poems. By the time of Chen, the sentence pattern and structure of seven-character poems were more perfect and the rhythm was more harmonious. Later, in the Tang Dynasty, Li Bai, Du Fu, Gao Shi and others creatively used this poetic style and wrote many magnificent poems, especially the seven-character poems. The pioneering work of Liang Wudi and others is undeniable.
Liang Wudi's Zen poems are second only to his Yuefu poems. He believed in Buddhism in his early years and became a Buddhist in his later years. His Zen poems are self-portraits of his belief in Buddhism. Like the proverbs of religious philosophy, these poems are very boring and have no art at all.
Liang Wudi's third kind of poems is the banquet and reply poems, which are more complicated than the first two kinds. There are works that show religious philosophy, promote Buddhist thought and persuade ministers to believe in Buddhism, such as "Love Temple in Zhongshan" and "Feeling New Ideas for Jiangge". There are travel notes and landscape works such as Poems of Early Summer in Pan-Tianchi Lake, Traveling to North Gu Lou, and Park Tree Hall in Tianan Temple. There are farewell poems, such as "Ren Dianzong's Poems in the Book of Wang Zhongshu". There are many excellent poems of this kind, such as "the boat exchanges guests, and the algae and apples move forward." Bichi Honglian, white sand and green ripples; Sina tide blows old stones, and residual flowers fall on old branches; Soft leaves are easy to come out, but dense grass roads are difficult to cover. A thin tour of Zhu Mingjie, a general Tianyuan pool. "("Early Summer Pan-Tianchi Poetry ") This poem is beautiful and colorful, and it is quite charming to read. Another example is: "Blue Flower doesn't talk about it, he is proud, leaving his heart ... He keeps talking about it, and his feelings are attached to it. "(Poems Written by Wang Zhongshu in the Archives of Zhongren Hall) It is also a masterpiece in farewell poems to write the deep and sincere attachment of friends when they leave.