1. Verses about talent in the Book of Songs
Verses about talent in the Book of Songs 1. What are the verses about "talent"
1. Ling Gong is full of peaches and plums What use is there in the world to plant more flowers in front of the hall? ——Bai Juyi "Planting Flowers in the Green Wild Hall of Lord Pei"
Interpretation: Pei Linggong has students all over the world, so where is the need to plant flowers in front of the door and behind the house?
2. Shake off and know Song Yubei well, and he is also my teacher in being elegant and elegant. ——Du Fu's "Five Poems on Ancient Relics Part 2"
Interpretation: The falling leaves are a reflection of Song Yu's sorrow, and his elegance and elegance make him worthy of being my teacher.
3. Yesterday, the thirteenth daughter was learning embroidery. One branch does not teach the flower to become thin. ——Xin Qiji's "Pink Butterfly and Zhao Jinchen's Prose of Falling Flowers"
Interpretation: Yesterday, the spring was still bright, just like a thirteen-year-old girl, using her light and nimble little hands to lift the branches. The flowers are embroidered richly and delicately.
4. I am born with talents that will be useful, and I will come back after all my money is spent. ——Li Bai's "Going into Wine"
Interpretation: Everyone's birth must have its own value and meaning. Even if a thousand taels of gold (even if) are used up in one swipe, it can still be obtained again.
5. The promulgation office seeks talents and visits ministers, but Jia Sheng’s talents are even more unreasonable. ——Li Shangyin's "Jia Sheng"
Interpretation: Emperor Wen of the Han Dynasty sought talents and announced to summon the demoted officials. Jia Yi's talent is truly brilliant and unparalleled.
6. It’s spring without realizing it when you are reading. Every inch of time is worth an inch of gold. ——Wang Zhenbai's "Two Poems from Bailu Cave·Part 1"
Interpretation: Concentrate on reading, and before you know it, spring is over, and every inch of time is as precious as an inch of gold.
7. The book should be read with pleasure and easy to finish, but the guest will not come if you are interested. ——Chen Shidao's "Quatrain·The book should be read with pleasure and easy to finish"
Interpretation: After reading all the poems and books, you will not have the sourness of corrupt scholars;
8. Young people are very perceptive and can easily recite their books. As soon as it reaches the crown, there is a sound. ——Ouyang Xiu's "Painting the Land and Learning the Book"
Explanation: When he was young, Ouyang Xiu was extremely intelligent and could recite the book after reading it once. When he reaches adulthood, he is even more famous for his outstanding character.
9. Don’t cut off the pseudo-body professing elegance, Zhuan Yiduo is your master. ——Du Fu's "Six Quatrains for Drama"
Interpretation: Distinguish, cut, and eliminate poems with poor form and content, learn the elegant tradition of "The Book of Songs", and learn from the sages with an open mind. The more teachers there are, the better. He is your real teacher.
10. Spring silkworms will not run out of silk until they are dead, and wax torches will not dry until they turn to ashes and shed tears. ——Li Shangyin "Untitled·It's hard to say goodbye when we meet"
Interpretation: Spring silkworms spin cocoons only when they die, and candles burn out to ashes before the tear-like wax can drip dry. .
2. Poems praising talent
Missing (no news about Li Bai)
Era: Tang Author: Du Fu Genre: Wulu
It's really sad that I haven't seen Li Sheng for a long time, pretending to be mad.
Everyone in the world wants to kill, but I only pity the talented person.
Thousands of agile poems and a glass of wine.
Return to Kuangshan Reading Center with a healthy head.
Traveling is Difficult (Li Bai)
A gold goblet of wine costs ten thousand, and a jade plate of delicacies costs ten thousand.
Stopping the cup and throwing chopsticks, I can’t eat. I draw my sword and look around at a loss.
If you want to cross the Yellow River, which is blocked by ice, you will have to climb Taihang in the dark snowy sky.
I would go fishing and sit on the stream in my spare time, and suddenly I would take a boat and dream about the sun.
The journey is difficult, the journey is difficult, and the paths are many divergent, but now I am at peace.
There will be times when the wind blows and the waves break, and the cloud sails are hung directly to help the sea.
"Remembering Li Bai in Spring"
Author: Du Fu Tang Dynasty
Bai Ye's poems are incomparable, and his thoughts are unparalleled. Fresh Yu opened his mansion, handsome Bao joined the army.
Spring trees in Weibei, dusk clouds in Jiangdong. When is the time for a wine, a serious and detailed essay.
Farewell to Dong Chuan
Su Shi of the Song Dynasty
His career was wrapped in coarse silk cloth, and he had the spirit of poetry and calligraphy in his belly.
I hate accompanying the old scholar to cook gourd leaves, but force me to step on the locust flowers with my son.
I have nothing to do but look for a young horse, and my eyes wander around looking at the car for choosing a son-in-law.
Being proud is worthy of being praised by the secular world, and the edicts of Huang Xinshi are like crows.
3. Poems describing outstanding talents
1. When the pen falls in the storm, the poem becomes weeping ghosts and gods.
Definition: When I saw him writing, the wind and rain sighed; when I saw his poems, the ghosts and gods were moved and cried.
A line from the five-character ancient poem "Twenty Rhymes to Li Taibai" written by the Tang Dynasty poet Du Fu. This poem was written by Du Fu when he missed Li Bai after Li Bai was exiled. "When the pen falls, the wind and rain startle, and the poem becomes the weeping ghosts and gods." When they saw him writing, the wind and rain sighed; when they saw his poems, the ghosts and gods were moved and cried. It is often used to describe the great achievements of those great writers.
2. Drinking wine makes you talk eloquently, your sword adds strange energy, and your poems utter astonishing words.
Definition: He speaks vigorously and powerfully after drinking, dances with a long sword with strange grace, and spits out amazing verses when he opens his mouth.
From "Nian Nujiao·Ce Xun Wanli", it is a lyrical poem written by Gao Qi, a poet in the late Yuan and early Ming Dynasties. The whole poem truly expresses the misfortune of intellectuals in feudal society and criticizes the rulers of feudal society for stifling talents. "Drinking makes you talk eloquently, the sword adds strange energy, and the poems spit out surprising words" show the poet's extraordinary talent in terms of literary skills, military strategy, and poetic talent.
3. Life is wrapped in a thick cloth, and there is poetry and calligraphy in the belly.
Interpretation: In life, the body is wrapped in coarse clothes and poor cloth, and the intellectual temperament in the chest is naturally radiant.
The words come from Su Shi's "Farewell with Dong Chuan" written by Su Shi in the Song Dynasty. There are poems and books in the abdomen, which means that as long as you read poems and books, you will be successful in learning, and your temperament will naturally be full of talent, elegance and brilliance.
4. Talented people have emerged from generation to generation, and each has led the way for hundreds of years.
Definition: The country has many talented people from generation to generation, and their poems, articles and popularity will be passed down for hundreds of years (famous for generations).
From "On Poetry Part 2" written by Zhao Yi in the early Qing Dynasty. People often use this poem to praise the emergence of talents, or to express that a new generation replaces the old, or that the rise of a new generation is like the rolling Yangtze River, which cannot be stopped.
5. Bai Ye’s poems are incomparable, and his thoughts are unparalleled.
Interpretation: Li Bai's poems are unparalleled in the world. His poetic thoughts are free and elegant, bold and unrestrained, and his poetic style is extraordinary and unusual.
From "Recalling Li Bai in Spring" by Du Fu in the Tang Dynasty. This Wulu poem in memory of Li Bai was written by Du Fu in the spring of 746 (the fifth year of Tianbao) or 747 (the sixth year of Tianbao) when he was living in Chang'an. It was mainly written from this aspect. The first four sentences are all enthusiastic praise for Li Bai's poems, praising his poems as the best among contemporary poems.
4. What are the poems praising "talent"
1. There is only one stone in the world, Cao Zijian only has eight buckets, I have one bucket, which has been used since ancient times and today. A bucket. ——"The Biography of Xie Lingyun in Southern History"
2. In the past, there was a crazy visitor who called him an immortal. The pen falls in the storm, and the poem becomes the weeping ghosts and gods. ——Du Fu, Tang Dynasty, "Send Li Twelve and White Twenty Rhymes"
3. The emperor's biography is written in three chapters, and the king of Chen is talented in seven steps. ——"Miscellaneous Ode" by Li Qiao of the Tang Dynasty
4. The writing is like turning water into water, and the poem is written with the speed of crossing hands. ——Su Shi of the Song Dynasty, "Yuan Gongji and Fuci Yun's Reply"
5. The eyes are full of rich flowers and there is no end to them, so I should just cross my hands and complete the poem. ——Ming Dynasty Qu Shihao's "Huanxi Late Collection Second Son Houyun"
6. Both sing seven-step chants and pour three elegant cups together. ——Yu Zhining of the Tang Dynasty, "A group of princes gathered at the house during the winter banquet and each wrote a word to win a cup"
7. Benefit is good, his book is wrong, his words are wrong, and his words are not right. . ——"Zhuangzi? The World"
8. Talented people have emerged from generation to generation, and each has been leading the way for hundreds of years. ——Zhao Yi's "On Poetry"
9. A thousand quick poems, a glass of wine. ——Du Fu's "Missing - No News About Li Bai"
10. The article was written by nature, but it was accidentally obtained by a clever hand. ——Lu You's "Article"
11. There was a talented man in the south of the Yangtze River, who was extremely talented and knowledgeable. ——Spring and Autumn Period "The Biography of the Fat Man"
12. Concubine Mi was sitting in Zhitian Pavilion in sorrow, exhausting the talent of Chen Wangba. ——"Sigh" by Li Shangyin of the Tang Dynasty
13. There are many articles, which is called eight talents. ——"Shi Chang Tan·Eight Dou Talents"
14. One month after his return, he passed away suddenly. He only became weaker and weaker. He has eight talents and drinks ten thousand husks of hatred. ——Liang Qichao's "Poetic Talk in the Drinking Ice Room·24"
15. Benefiting from many directions, he has five carts of books. ——"Zhuangzi·World"
5. What are the poems about "talented"
If the world is full of peaches and plums, why should you plant more flowers in front of the hall?
——Interpretation of Bai Juyi's "Feng He Linggong Plants Flowers in the Green Wild Hall": Pei Linggong's peach and plum students are all over the world, where is the need to plant flowers in front of the door and behind the house? Shake off and know Song Yubei well, and he is also my teacher in being elegant and elegant. ——Interpretation of Du Fu's "Five Ode to Ancient Relics Part 2": The falling leaves are a reflection of Song Yu's sadness, and his elegance and elegance make him worthy of being my teacher.
Yesterday, in spring, my thirteenth daughter learned to embroider. One branch does not teach the flower to become thin.
——Explanation of Xin Qiji's "Pink Butterfly and Zhao Jinchen's Wen Fu Falling Flowers": Yesterday, the spring was still bright, just like a thirteen-year-old girl, using her light and nimble little hands to turn the branches of flowers The flowers are embroidered richly and delicately. It is my nature that my talents will be useful, and I will come back after all my money has been spent.
——Interpretation of Li Bai's "Jinjinjiu": Everyone's birth must have its own value and meaning. Even if a thousand taels of gold (even if) are used up in one swipe, it can still be obtained again. The propaganda office seeks talents and visits ministers, but Jia Sheng's talents are even more unmatched.
——Explanation of Li Shangyin's "Jia Sheng": Emperor Wen of the Han Dynasty sought talents and announced to summon the demoted officials. Jia Yi's talent is truly brilliant and unparalleled.
Reading is already late, and every inch of time is worth an inch of gold. ——Wang Zhenbai's "Two Poems from Bailu Cave, Part 1" Definition: Concentrate on reading, and before you know it, spring is over, and every inch of time is as precious as an inch of gold.
The book should be read with pleasure and easy to finish, but the guest will not come if you are interested. ——Explanation of Chen Shidao's "Queju·Books should be read with pleasure and easy to read": After reading all the poems and books, you will not have the sourness of being a corrupt Confucian; you will write and join the army, and you will leap on your horse at the northwest border.
Young people are very enlightened and can often recite their books.
As soon as it reaches the crown, there is a sound.
——Interpretation of Ouyang Xiu's "Painting the Land to Learn the Book": When he was young, Ouyang Xiu was extremely intelligent and could recite the book after reading it once. When he reaches adulthood, he is even more famous for his outstanding character.
Don’t be acquainted with Fengya, Zhuan Yiduo is your master. ——Interpretation of Du Fu's "Six Quatrains for Drama": Distinguish, trim, and eliminate poems that are poor in form and content, learn the elegant tradition of "The Book of Songs", and learn from the sages with an open mind. The more teachers you have, the more you have the real teacher.
The spring silkworms will not run out until they die, and the wax torch will not dry until it turns to ashes. ——Li Shangyin's "Untitled·It's Hard to Say Goodbye When We Meet" Definition: The spring silkworm spins its cocoon and spins out the silk only when it dies, and the wax candle like tears can only drip dry when the candle burns out and turns to ashes.
6. Verses praising people's talents
Wei Feng·Qi'ao's "The Book of Songs·National Style" looks at Qi'ao and the green bamboo.
There are gangsters and gentlemen who are like quarrels and discussions, like grinding and polishing. The sound is seductive, the sound is loud, and the sound is loud.
There are bandits and gentlemen, and they cannot be fooled. Looking at Qi'ao, the green bamboos are green.
There is a bandit gentleman whose ears are clear and his ears are like stars. The sound is seductive, the sound is loud, and the sound is loud.
There are bandits and gentlemen, and they cannot be fooled. Looking at Qi'ao, the green bamboos are like bamboo rafts.
There are bandits and gentlemen who are like gold or tin, like a jade or a jade. It's wide and broad, and heavy.
He is good at teasing, not cruel. The vernacular translation looks at the winding banks of Qishui River and the green bamboo forests.
Mr. Gao Ya is a gentleman, who is more refined in his knowledge and more refined in his moral character. He has a solemn demeanor and a broad mind, and his status is prominent and majestic.
Mr. Gao Ya is a true gentleman, one who is hard to forget once you see him. Look at the curved bank of the Qishui River, and the green bamboos.
Mr. Elegant is a true gentleman, with beautiful jade hanging from his ears, and a hat set with gems like shining stars. The demeanor is solemn and broad-minded, and the status is prominent and majestic.
Mr. Gao Ya is a true gentleman, one who is hard to forget once you see him. Look at the curved bank of Qishui River, with lush green bamboos.
Mr. Gao Ya is a true gentleman. He is as solid as a bronze vessel and as solemn as a jade vessel. Magnanimous and open-minded, relying on the ear of the car to move forward.
His conversation is so humorous that no one will complain if he makes a joke. "Guo Feng·Wei Feng·Qi'ao" is a poem praising the image of men in the ancient Chinese realist poetry collection "The Book of Songs".
The poem consists of three chapters, each chapter has nine lines. The poem adopts the technique of borrowing objects to create inspiration. Each chapter is inspired by "green bamboo". It uses the tall, green and dense green bamboo to praise the gentleman's noble character and integrity, which is the first time that bamboo is used as a metaphor for people.
This poem uses a lot of metaphors, from "like cutting, like discussing, like grinding" in the first chapter to "like gold, like tin, like a guide, like a jade" in the third chapter, showing a change. This process implies that the beauty of a gentleman lies in the acquired knowledge and cultivation and the sharpening of morality.