1. What is the complete poem about regretting teaching your husband to seek a title?
"Bouise Grudge" Tang Dynasty: Wang Changling
The young woman in the boudoir knows no worries, the spring sun condenses Put on makeup and go to Cuilou.
Suddenly I saw the color of willows on the street, and I regretted teaching my husband and son-in-law to find a title.
Interpretation:
The young woman in the boudoir has never felt the sorrow of missing her loved one. On a bright spring day, she dressed up carefully and climbed up to the green tower happily.
Suddenly I saw the willows and green trees in the wild showing their youthful spirit. I really regretted letting my husband join the army in the frontier and become a marquis for his meritorious service.
About the author:
Wang Changling (698-756), named Shaobo, was born in Jinyang, Hedong (now Taiyuan, Shanxi). A famous frontier poet in the prosperous Tang Dynasty, he was known as the "Seven Masters" by later generations.
Extended information:
Creation background:
This is a poem of resentment by Wang Changling, a poet of the Tang Dynasty, describing the psychological changes of an upper-class lady when she enjoys spring. In the early Tang Dynasty, when the country was strong, military expeditions and frontier fortresses became an important way for people to "find feudal lords".
"You only seek fame and wealth from horses. You are truly a heroic husband." 》), became the life ideal of many people at that time.
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The title of the poem is "Grudges between Boudoirs", but the opening line is "The young woman in the boudoir knows no sorrow (interpretation: The young woman in the boudoir has never had the sorrow of lovesickness and separation)".
In that prosperous era, everyone was eager to join the army and seek fame. However, this young woman had not been tempered by life. Like others, she asked her husband to seek fame. Because she is young, she is still very happy even though her husband is not around.
It can be seen from the word "Cuilou" that she married into a noble family and had a progressive husband. All she saw was the beauty of life. So, in this beautiful spring scenery, she put on beautiful makeup and went to the gorgeous pavilion to enjoy the spring scenery.
For the word "Ningzhuang", click "Wuzhi". A woman who is full of melancholy is "too lazy to get up, draw her eyebrows, straighten her clothes, and wash herself, and she is too slow to put on makeup and wash herself". Only a woman who "knows no sorrow" will dress up carefully to enjoy the spring scenery.
However, when she stood on the green building, she suddenly saw the green willows on the roadside. "Willow" has become a synonym for farewell among the ancients, so when she saw willows, she would think of Leave people alone. Therefore, the woman in the boudoir suddenly felt that she had not seen her husband for a long time, and she gradually felt a trace of regret in her heart. Maybe she should not have allowed her husband to join the army to gain fame.
Fame cannot be achieved overnight, but a person's youth passes by overnight. Even if he becomes successful one day, it is a pity that the best years of his life have been wasted. At this moment, the young woman in the poem suddenly understood that she was already rich and glorious, and she hoped that her husband could appreciate this wonderful time with her and walk through the best years of her life together.
Wang Changling’s poem Qijue profoundly and delicately describes the subtle emotional changes in the heart of an innocent young woman. It is implicit, meaningful and thought-provoking. < /p>
Why don’t you bring Wu Gou and capture the fifty states in Guanshan?
Please come to Lingyan Pavilion for a while. Are you a scholar with ten thousand households?
Poet Li He, a poet of the Tang Dynasty, was born in 790 AD and died in 816 AD. Ziji, named Ziji, was born in Changgu, Fuchang (now Yiyang County, Henan Province), and came from a declining royal family. He was depressed all his life and had no ambitions. He only worked as a courtier. He was twenty-seven years old.
Poet Li He has progressive ideals. His poems express the enthusiasm to display his ambitions and achieve something, as well as the distress and depression caused by dissatisfaction with society. There are also some works that reflect the suffering of the people. He has rich imagination and sincere emotions, which are reflected in his poems with peculiar conception and strong colors, forming a unique romantic artistic style with blurred artistic conception and magnificent language, which had a profound influence on his subsequent poetry creation. After the Northern Song Dynasty, there were 4 volumes of "Li He" with 219 poems.
There are thirteen poems in Li He's "Nan Yuan Poems", and this poem is the fifth. It is a poem that expresses the author's heroic ambition to establish achievements for the unification of the country.
"Wu Gou": refers to a knife with a slightly curved blade. "Fifty states": After the mid-Tang Dynasty, vassal towns were separated and rebellions were frequent. According to "Tongjian", during the Yuanhe period, more than fifty states north and south of the Yellow River were beyond the control of national laws. The first two sentences are: Why don't men carry sharp weapons and go to the battlefield to charge into battle, kill the enemy and defend the country, and recover more than fifty states north and south of the Yellow River.
"Lingyan Pavilion": In Chang'an, in the 17th year of Zhenguan, Emperor Taizong of the Tang Dynasty painted 24 heroes in Lingyan Pavilion. He ordered Chu Suiliang to inscribe the pavilion and Yan Liben to paint their portraits.
These three or four sentences mean: Please go up to Lingyan Pavilion in Chang'an and see which scholar has been granted the title of Marquis? The poetic meaning is very clear, indicating that the poet wants to join the army and make meritorious service to the country.
The poet Li He is unique in his poetry skills. First he affirms the contribution of men to charge into battle, and finally denies the merit of scholars. Which scholar is awarded the title of Marquis and has a long life? This expresses the poet's ambition and inspiring sentiment of being optimistic and enterprising, serving the country.
This poem is a narrative work. The two sentiments of low depression and high excitement are full of poetry, and they are also inspired by the contradiction and conflict between reality and ideals. The reality is cruel and ruthless and does not allow him to display his talents, so he has to be depressed and depressed; and his ideals are far-reaching and grand, which inevitably makes him appear to be motivated and high-spirited. In the composite sound of the poem composed by the two, the latter occupies the main melody, and because of the background of the former, it is even more valuable and exciting.
The poetic style is inspiring in the melancholy, and the mood is high in the low. 3. What are the poems about apes?
1. Apes were born in Wuping, and their hair was as shiny as gold. ------"Ape"
Interpretation: There are apes living in Wuping (in today's Fujian). The apes' fur is like gold threads, which can be seen shining.
2. Apes are very strange, they are tame in nature, but they never leave their mothers. ------"Ape"
Interpretation: Young apes are more peculiar, and their personalities can be tamed, but they will not leave their mothers.
3. The hunter whipped the mother to the ape, and the ape screamed and came down, and was captured without restraint. ------"Ape"
Interpretation: The hunter whipped his mother at the little monkey. The little monkey screamed sadly and climbed down the tree, and was captured without mercy.
4. Shame! Even though the ape son knows that he has a mother, he does not love his body. ------"Ape Son"
Definition: Hey! Apes know that there is a mother and do not care about their lives, let alone humans?
5. The unfilial descendants of the world will be like the apes! ------"Ape"
Definition: The unfilial descendants in the world are not even as good as apes!
6. If business travel is not possible, the rafts will fall and be destroyed; in the dusk, the tigers will roar and the apes will cry. -------"Yueyang Tower" Song Dynasty: Fan Zhongyan
Definition: Merchants and travelers (first translation: merchants and merchants) cannot pass, the masts of the ships have fallen, and the oars have broken; in the evening, the sky is dark, The tiger is roaring and the ape is crying.
7. Every sunny and frosty day, in the cold woods and austere streams, a tall ape often calls out, which is very desolate and bleak. -----"Three Gorges" Southern and Northern Dynasties: Li Daoyuan
Interpretation: In autumn, every time it is sunny or frosty morning, the woods and mountain streams appear cool and quiet, and there are often high altitudes. The apes here screamed in a long and continuous voice, which was very sad and strange. The echo of the apes' calls came from the empty valley, sad and gentle, and disappeared after a long time.
8. The old fisherman's song said: "The Badong Three Gorges Wu Gorge is long, and the apes cry three times and shed tears on their clothes." ----- "Three Gorges" Southern and Northern Dynasties: Li Daoyuan
< p> Interpretation: So the fishermen’s song in the Three Gorges sings: "The Badong Three Gorges Wu Gorge is long, and the apes cry three times and shed tears on their clothes."9. Cicadas spin endlessly, while apes make endless calls. Absolutely. Those who fly violently to the sky look at the peaks and calm their minds; those who are economical in world affairs look into the valleys and forget to rebel. -----
"Book of Thoughts with Zhu Yuan" Southern and Northern Dynasties: Wu Jun
Definition: The cicadas have been chirping for a long time, and the apes have been chirping for a long time.
10. The fog is about to break at dawn, and the apes and birds are chirping wildly; the sunset is about to fade, and the sunken scales are jumping. ------"Thanks to Zhongshu" Southern and Northern Dynasties: Tao Hongjing
Interpretation: When the morning mist is about to dissipate, the chirping of apes and birds comes one after another; when the sunset is about to set, the latent The fish swimming in the water rushed out of the water. 4. Poems about soldiers joining the army
Poems about soldiers joining the army:
Joining the army
Wang Changling
The general goes to war in the daytime Dark Yuguan.
Three sides of golden armor, Shan Yu returns with courage.
Joining the army
Zhang Yuniang
Thirty years of bravery, joining the army in the northern wilderness. Meteors fly like jade bullets, swords fall into autumn frost.
Willows blow in the corner of the book, and horses are in danger in Jinshan. Drive long distances across the desert and report your success to the King of Ming Dynasty.
Joining the Army
Zhang Hu
The young man was so brilliant that he was flying towards the border town.
One roll of banners can capture thousands of horsemen and captives, and Wanshan can escape hundreds of encirclements.
The yellow clouds cut off the barrier to search for the eagle, and the white grass stretches across the sky to shoot the geese back.
The white-headed swordsman and pen clerk of the Han Dynasty depended on each other for their husbands' achievements. 5. Poems about Hai Dongqing
1. Flying thousands of miles to cross the western sea, the jade claws of spiritual birds do not touch the mud. ——"Haidongqing" Ming Dynasty: Jie Jin
Translation: Haidongqing flew from the west of the sea thousands of miles away, and there was no dirt on the jade-like claws of this spiritual bird.
2. Overseas swans can strike alone, but falcons in the clouds dare to fly together.
——"Bai Haiqing" Yuan Dynasty: Qiu Yuan
Translation: It can fight alone with overseas swans, and fly with the falcons among the clouds.
3. Among the three hundred and sixty feather insects, Hai Dongqing is the most handsome. ——"Haitongqing" Qing Dynasty: Xuanye
Translation: There are more than 360 kinds of feathered birds in the world, among which the most beautiful one is Haidongqing.
4. The hooked halberd is the claw and beak, and the sharp knife is the feather. ——"Resentment of the Northern Pearl" Yuan Dynasty: Fang Hui
Translation: Hai Dongqing's claws and mouth are as sharp as those made of halberds, and his feathers are like sharp swords.
5. Turning your eyes is as bright as lightning, chasing horses as fast as the wind. ——"Hai Dongqing" Song Dynasty: Gu Feng
Translation: When Hai Dongqing turns his eyes, he is as bright as lightning and can fly after a horse as fast as the wind.