The word "scrutiny" is interpreted in Modern Chinese Dictionary as: ... Later generations use scrutiny as a metaphor to weigh words and ponder them repeatedly.
I like to write poetry, but my writing level is not high, so I can only make do with a few words. In order to improve my writing level, I have to "recharge my batteries" and seriously learn the writing skills of poets and writers in ancient and modern times. Therefore, after retirement, I set up a library card of the National Library, which specializes in borrowing poems. I read them all, no matter ancient or modern, Chinese or foreign, and borrowed three books at a time. After reading them, I returned them and borrowed three more books. In this way, I unconsciously borrowed all the poems in the foreign loan room of the National Library.
I can't remember exactly how many trips I made to the National Library and how many books I borrowed. I can't count them, but I can only describe them as countless. Among the many poems I borrowed, what I appreciate most is the poems of Tang and Song Dynasties in China.
It is said that many words and expressions in ancient Chinese poetry were repeatedly "scrutinized", and because of this, many poems have been praised as popular poems by later generations. I have also seen allusions about "scrutiny", which are both interesting and charming.
For example, Jia Dao in the Tang Dynasty was a famous poet. He went to Chang 'an, the capital, for the first time to take the imperial examination and lived in the city. On one occasion, he remembered two poems on the donkey's back: "Birds stay in the trees by the pool, and monks knock at the door of the moon." In the latter sentence, he wanted to use the word "push", but he couldn't make up his mind at the moment, so he recited this poem on the donkey's back, gesticulating and knocking with his hands, and he was very focused. At that time, Han Yu, assistant minister of the official department, was on a patrol with horses and chariots. At that time, Han Yu's attendants pushed him to the front of Han Yu. Jia Dao truthfully told him that he wanted to change the word "knock" in the last sentence of the two poems "Birds stay in the trees by the pool and monks knock on the door" to "push", but at that time he couldn't make up his mind. He was preoccupied with thinking and didn't find anything in front of him, so he didn't shy away. Han Yu not only didn't blame him, but also told him that he still used "knock".
Wang Anshi, one of the eight great poets in the Tang and Song Dynasties, wrote a poem about "Spring Breeze Blows Jiang Nanan" for him. What word is more suitable? Sometimes it is changed to "full", sometimes it is changed to "over", "in" and "to". After repeated deliberation, it is finally changed to "green". From this story, we get the following enlightenment: from then on, in the process of writing poems, I have to "scrutinize" every poem after writing it, and finally I am satisfied.
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"Liu Gong Jia Hua" says: At the beginning of the island, I went to raise the capital, and one day I got a saying on the donkey: "Birds stay in the trees by the pool, and monks knock on the door." At first, I wanted the word "push" and the word "knock", but I couldn't practice it yet, so I sang on the donkey, always leading my hand to deliberate. When Han Yu's official department was empowered by Jingzhao, the island unconsciously rushed to the third quarter. Around to the front of Yin, the island has a happy poem. After a long time, Han immediately said to the island, "It's good to type." So I went home with him. The secretary of
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On Poems in Linglian carries: Jia Dao went to Chang 'an, the capital, for the first time to take the imperial examination. One day, he rode on the donkey's back and sang a poem: "There is silence in the middle of the night, birds perch on the branches by the pond, and monks knock on the door of the temple in the moonlight." At first, I wanted to use the word "push", and later I wanted to use the word "knock". I thought about the words carefully, but I couldn't decide which word to use more beautifully, so I chanted on the donkey's back and kept reaching out and gesturing "push" and "knock". At this moment, Han Yuzheng, assistant minister of official department and Jing Zhaoyin, was passing by, and Jia Dao unconsciously collided with the third part of the guard. The entourage brought Jia Dao to the front of Jing Zhaoyin and Han Yu, and Jia Dao explained his poems one by one. Han Yu stopped his horse for a long time and said to Jia Dao, "It is better to use the word' knock'." So he rode back to the government side by side with Jia Dao. For a long time, they were reluctant to leave and discussed poetry writing. Although they were big officials, Han Yu became friends with Jia Dao, a civilian poet. 4. Deliberate notes in classical Chinese
Original text:
The story of Liu Gong Jia says: When I went to the capital at the beginning of the island, I got a saying on the donkey one day: "Birds stay in the trees by the pool, and monks knock on the moon and go to the door." At first, I wanted the word "push" and the word "knock", but I couldn't practice it yet, so I sang on the donkey, always leading my hand to deliberate. When Han Yu's official department was empowered by Jingzhao, the island unconsciously rushed to the third quarter. Around to the front of Yin, the island has a happy poem. After a long time, Han immediately said to the island, "It's good to type." So I went home with him. Lingering on poetry is a friendship between cloth and clothes.
Translation:
A secretary of The Story of Liu Gong Jia carries: Jia Dao first went to Chang 'an, the capital city, to take the imperial examination. One day, he rode on the back of a donkey and sang a poem: "There is silence in the middle of the night, birds perch on the branches by the pond, and monks knock on the door of the temple at night in the moonlight." At first, I wanted to use the word "push", and later I wanted to use the word "knock". I thought about the words carefully, but I couldn't decide which word to use more beautifully, so I chanted on the donkey's back and kept reaching out and gesturing "push" and "knock". At this moment, Han Yu, assistant minister of official department and Jing Zhaoyin, was passing by, and Jia Dao unconsciously collided with the third part of the guard. The entourage brought Jia Dao to the front of Jing Zhaoyin and Han Yu, and Jia Dao explained his poems one by one. Han Yu stopped his horse for a long time and said to Jia Dao, "It is better to use the word' knock'." So he rode back to the government side by side with Jia Dao. For a long time, they were reluctant to leave and discussed poetry writing. Although they were big officials, Han Yu became friends with Jia Dao, a civilian poet.