Original text of ancient poems in mountain villages

The original text of ancient mountain village poems is as follows:

Among the green trees in the mountains, the low walls are half exposed to pomegranate red.

No one came to bleak gate lane, and three or two grandchildren followed the white-haired man.

Mountain depression; Qu Shan Xu Hun's poem "Guangjiang to Xinxing Reciprocating Gorge Mountain Temple at the end of the year" says: "Trees and mountains are combined, and springs are divided into stone ridges." The third fold of Ma Zhiyuan's "Dream of the Huangliangmeng": "Sir, you saw the grass sign on the mountain you passed, and you asked the gentleman for directions." The seventh and sixth chapters of Romance of the Three Kingdoms;

At the foot of the mountain, the two armies met, with Ding Feng on the left and Xu Sheng on the right. "Wu's Plum Blossom Temple and Lin Ruo Whispering Rain": "The boat floats and bends over the mountain."

He Jia, which one? "Poems of Yuefu and Song II Artemisia": "Where you live in Artemisia, no sage or fool gathers your soul." Chapter 28 of Water Margin: Song Wu couldn't bear it anymore. He set up a box and asked humanity: Who is your guard? Why do you only care about wine and food to invite me to the second edition of The Scholars? "Said to the king,' whose museum did you build last year?

Who? who? Zhang Kun's "Wandering Fairy Cave": "Du Shiniang said:' Eyes and hearts are remembering, and hearts are chasing * * *; "Who cares about things and has pity on them," the second fold of "Yuanyang Bei" by Anonymous: "Its name is different and its language is poor. I worry about it for no reason. Who are you, this shameless person? "

A Letter to Tie Ning by Sun Li (3): In A Brief History of China's Novels, Mr. Lu Xun once listed a comparison table (that is, people in reality and people in the book). I have never heard of anyone protesting or suing the author. "

Brief introduction of the author

Dai Fugu (1 167—— about 1248), a Chinese character, often lives in Shiping Mountain in Nantang, hence his name Shiping, Shiping Yinqiao and Tiantai Huangyan (now Taizhou, Zhejiang Province), a famous Jianghu poet in the Southern Song Dynasty. He studied with Lu You and wrote poems. His works were influenced by the poetic style of the late Tang Dynasty and had the style of Jiangxi Poetry School. Some works express patriotic thoughts and reflect people's sufferings, which is of practical significance.

In his later years, he summed up his experience in poetry creation and wrote On Ten Poems in poetic style. He was an official all his life, wandering the rivers and lakes, and then returned to his hometown to live in seclusion. He died in his eighties. He is the author of Shi Ping Poetry Collection, Shi Ping Ci and Shi Xinping Yu.