Second, the original text is "the rhyme of cishi Tiger Head Book"
There are traces of duckweed on the bank pavilion in Qutong Village, Yishui, Qiaoxi.
Don't open the door if you live in Shihu, where there are many lotus flowers.
Thirdly, the translation of Fan Yun, the Book of the Died Pot.
At the western end of the bridge, there is a winding river leading to the village. There are green traces on the bank where the lake meets the stream, which are duckweeds floating from the calm pond in the village.
The host family lives in Shihu, and outsiders seldom come. It turned out that there was a hole in the depths of the lotus, where the owner opened his own portal.
Four. Brief Introduction to the Charm of Ciqihu
Ershi Lake Fan is a poem by Jiang Kui, a writer and musician in Song Dynasty. The first sentence of this poem describes the poet's "going to Shihu Lake" and the scenery of Shihu Lake in Suzhou where Fan Chengda lives in seclusion. The poets in the second sentence gradually approached "to Shihu"; The third sentence, the poet "in Shihu" talks with Fan Chengda; The last sentence "Praise the Stone Lake" shows Fan Chengda's gentleman feelings. The whole poem cherishes ink as gold, depicts an elegant and quiet picture of Shihu Lake, and conveys emotions that are difficult to express with pen and ink.
In the summer of the 14th year of Xichun in Song Xiaozong (1 187), on Fan Chengda's first birthday after he retreated to Shihu, Jiang Kui rushed from Huzhou to Shihu to celebrate his birthday. I read a poem carved on a fan by Fan Chengda, and wrote this poem "The Rhyme of a Book Fan in Shishi Lake" to express my feelings. Fan Chengda's original fan poem has been lost.
5. Jiang Kui (1154-1221year) was born in Poyang, Raozhou (now Poyang County, Jiangxi Province). Writers and musicians in the Southern Song Dynasty.
He is a poor boy, who has tried many times. He has never been an official all his life, and he has been wandering the rivers and lakes all his life, helping his friends by selling words for a living. He is versatile, proficient in temperament, able to compose his own music, and clear pronunciation and mellow voice. His works are famous for their ethereal subtlety. Jiang Kui is good at poetry, prose, calligraphy and music, and is another rare artistic all-rounder after Su Shi. Jiang Kui's ci has a wide range of themes, such as feeling of time, lyricism, chanting things, love, writing scenery, remembering trips, arranging festivals, making friends and giving gifts. In his poems, he expressed that although he was in the Jianghu, he never forgot the feelings of the monarch and the minister and the thoughts of harming the heavens and the earth, described his wandering life, and expressed his depressed mood of being unworthy of the world and frustrated in love, as well as his transcendent and refined character like a lonely cloud and wild crane. Jiang Kui lived in the West Lake at night and was buried in Ximacheng. Many books have been handed down, including Poems of Taoist White Stone, Songs of Taoist White Stone, Continued Book Score and Jiang Tieping.