Li Weng Duiyun" Author: Li Yu (1611-1680), formerly known as Xianlu, also known as Tianzheng, later changed his name to Yu, with the courtesy name Li Weng, Li Hong, and Ban Fan. Li Yu's ancestral home was in Licun, Lanxi, Zhejiang, and he was born in Pheasant Gao (now Rugao, Jiangsu). Li Yu was an outstanding drama and novel writer in the late Ming Dynasty and early Qing Dynasty. The rhyme book he wrote based on "Rhythm Enlightenment" for the purpose of writing poetry was called "Li Weng Duiyun".
Volume 1
One East
The sky is facing the earth, the rain is facing the wind. Continent versus sky. Mountain flowers face the sea trees, and the red sun faces the sky. Thunder is faint and foggy. The sun is facing the sky. The wind is high, the moon is white in autumn, and the sunset is red when it rains. The Ox Girl is around the two stars and the river, participating in the Shang Dynasty and fighting against the west and the east. In October, at the fortress border, the rustling frost startled the garrison; in the middle of winter, on the river, there was a lot of snow and cold fishermen.
"Zuo Zhuan: The First Year of Zhao" records that the Gao Xin family had two sons, Chang Yan Bo and Ji Shi Shen. Brothers are at odds with each other and seek to fight each other every day. The emperor moved Yan to Shangqiu to focus on Chen; he moved Shen to Daxia to focus on participation, so that they would never meet. Dipper: Big Dipper. Garrison: soldiers guarding the border fortress.
The river faces Han, green faces red. Yu Bo versus Thunder God. The smoke tower faces the snow cave, and the moon palace faces the heavenly palace. The clouds are cloudy and the sun is shining. The wax clogs are facing the fishing tent. The stars passing through the sky are like arrows, and the moon is like a bow. The travelers in the post office encounter the plum rain, and the people in the pond and pavilion enjoy the wind of lotus flowers. In front of Maodian Village, the bright moon falls in the forest and the roosters sing rhymes; on Banqiao Road, green frost locks the tracks of the horses.
叆叇: Thick clouds cover the sun. 曈曚: When the sun comes out at the beginning of the day, it will be bright but not yet clear. Wax clogs: Ruan Fu was fond of wax clogs in the Jin Dynasty, and Xie Lingyun also had wax clogs for climbing. Lotus wind: the cool breeze when lotus flowers bloom in summer. Yun Wang, the king of Yuan Dynasty, wrote a poem: "People stand in the wind of lotus flowers."
Mountains face the sea, and China faces the Song Dynasty. The Four Mountains versus the Three Lords. The palace flowers are against the forbidden willow, and the wild geese are against the river dragon. Qingshu Palace, Guanghan Palace. Pick up the green and the title will be red. Zhuang Zhou's dream turned into a butterfly, and Lu Wangzhao flew into a bear. When the wind stops in the north, you can fan yourself in the summer, while in the south, you can let the sun shine and keep you warm in the winter. The crane dances on the roof of the building, and the jade flute breaks the fairy moon; on the phoenix platform, the purple flute blows off the beauty's wind.
San Gong: star name. "Book of Jin, Astronomical Chronicles 1": "The Three Lords sit in the North Star, called Jiuqing, and are in charge of everything." Qingshu Palace: Sun Wu of the Three Kingdoms had a summer palace, and there was no heat in summer. Omen of the Flying Bear: At the end of the Shang Dynasty, Lu Wang fished in Weibin, and King Wen of Zhou Dynasty was hunting. The divination said: "It's neither a dragon nor a chi, nor a tiger nor a tiger. He got the help of the overlord." Guo met Lu Wang in Weiyang.
Two Winter
Morning to noon, summer to winter. Low wages versus high wages. Youth versus day, ancient cypress versus green pines. Angler, Hoe Weng. Crane versus dragon. The phoenix crown and pearls are twinkling, and the chi belt is exquisite with jade. The rank of three yuan is only a thousand hectares, and the first rank is worth ten thousand bells. Among the calyx towers, fairy plum blossoms are entwined to regulate the national pulse; beside the agarwood pavilion, delicate poplars are good at pampering the wind.
Rates: Afternoon. Gao Chun: In the evening. "Huainanzi·Tianwen": "(Japanese) As for Yuan Yu, it is called high pounding; as for Lianshi, it is called lower pounding." Note: "High pounding... is also the time for people to pound." Sanyuanji: In the feudal imperial examinations, the first place in the provincial examination, the general examination, and the palace examination was called Sanyuan, which means Jieyuan, Huiyuan, and Zhuangyuan. First-grade dynasty: In ancient times, the prime minister was a first-grade official. Flower Calyx Tower: Emperor Ming of the Tang Dynasty built the Flower Calyx Tower in Xingqing Palace, where the five brothers had a banquet. Immortal Li: Refers to the poet Li Bai, who is known as the Immortal. Chenxiang Pavilion: in Xingqing Palace. Emperor Ming of the Tang Dynasty once ordered Li Bai to inscribe three poems of "Qingping Diao" on peonies. Jiao Yang: Yang Guifei Yang Yuhuan.
Emperor Ming of the Tang Dynasty favored him and brought Anshi