The next sentence of this branch of Baishi is: All the people of the Zhou Dynasty do not show their appearance in the world.
Source: "Poetry·Daya·King Wen": The grandson of King Wen, this branch will last for hundreds of generations. All the people of the Zhou Dynasty do not appear in the world.
Translation: The descendants of King Wen have continued to multiply from generation to generation. All the ministers of the Zhou Dynasty who inherited the honor and rank were honored and respected for many generations.
"Daya·King Wen" is a poem in the "Book of Songs", the first collection of poems in ancient China. It is the first chapter of "Daya". This is a political poem praising King Jichang of Zhou Wen, the founder of the Zhou Dynasty.
Zhu Xi believed that this poem was written in the early years of the Western Zhou Dynasty, and the author was Zhou Gongdan. The poem has seven chapters, each chapter has eight lines.
The whole article uses the technique of "fu" to praise King Wen of Zhou's achievements in establishing the Zhou state by being ordered by heaven, to describe the rise and fall of Shang and Zhou Dynasty, and to warn and encourage King Cheng of Zhou and subsequent kings to implement virtuous government in compliance with the destiny of heaven. , repeatedly exhorted and warned the ministers of the Zhou Dynasty and the ministers of the Yin and Shang Dynasties who returned to the Zhou Dynasty to obey the destiny and be loyal to the Zhou Dynasty, with very sincere feelings.
The structure of this poem is neat, with rhyme changes in each chapter, and the rhyme is harmonious. It successfully uses true rhetorical skills, the sentences are continuous, and the poetic meaning runs through it, just like a whole.
Sentences for "Benzhi Baishi":
1. In the middle of the picture is a large family with a deep courtyard. Several ancient people in gorgeous clothes around them represent several generations of the family, symbolizing "Benzhi Baishen".
2. King Fuwei comes from the husband of Emperor Xiaojing, King Jing of Zhongshan. He has been a member of the family for hundreds of generations. He has been in power for hundreds of years. He has a majestic and majestic posture, a god of martial arts and benevolence. Return to the heart.
3. “The emperor’s destiny style and the Jiuwei branch last for hundreds of generations; God’s heart bless you and your virtue will last for thousands of years.