Deng Hua's Early Seven Rhymes

The seven verses on the lamp are as follows:

At the beginning of the lights, the city is flashing neon.

The bustling streets are crowded with people.

With a little light, you can have a panoramic view.

The traveler stopped and felt comfortable in an instant.

Lanterns are hung high, and thousands of candles are brilliant.

The air is full of festive atmosphere.

Ribbons fluttered and laughter continued.

Everyone celebrates together, full of happiness.

The lights are bright, and the night in the city is like day.

People enjoy all the lights and feasts.

The leaves are falling, and it is very lively.

The night in the city masks all the troubles.

The lights twinkle like stars.

As night falls, the city becomes brilliant.

Thousands of lights reflect the bustling appearance.

The world clears up and the atmosphere of happiness ripples.

The lights are flickering and the streets are still bustling.

The night is rich and gives off an intoxicating light.

There are songs and laughter everywhere.

Urban nights tell endless stories.

Colored lights are on, and layers of flowers are like flowers.

The crowd is surging, which is even more prosperous.

The night was full of celebrations.

Bright lights, joy in people's hearts.

Lights are shining, illuminating every street and alley.

The atmosphere of joy pervades every corner of the city.

Red and green, dotted with the richness of the night.

The bustling night makes people feel endless shock.

Knowledge expansion

The development of China's ancient poetry can be traced back to the appearance of early characters. In Oracle Bone Inscriptions's time, people began to use hieroglyphics to record things, which was also the earliest written form. With the progress of society and the development of writing, Chinese characters gradually formed and began to be used to express feelings and thoughts.

The first stage is the pre-Qin period (BC 1046-BC 22 1 year), during which the development of poetry mainly focused on the Book of Songs. The Book of Songs is the earliest collection of poems in China, which consists of about 300 poems. Its theme is to praise the virtues of kings and kings in the Zhou Dynasty and express people's worries. These poems are famous for their concise language and touching rhythm, which have a far-reaching influence on later poems.

The second stage was the Han Dynasty (206 BC-220 AD), during which ancient poetry began to mature. Han Feizi, Liu Xie and others began to systematically study and summarize the ancient poetic theory, which had a great influence on later generations. At the same time, some famous poets appeared in this period, such as Tao Yuanming and Liu Xiang. Their poems are famous for their sincere feelings and profound artistic conception.

The third stage is Wei, Jin, Southern and Northern Dynasties (AD 220-AD 589). During this period, due to the influence of social unrest and cultural diversity, poetry further developed and formed many different schools and styles. The most representative is Yuefu Poetry, which is a form of poetry based on folk songs and with the theme of expressing folk life and emotions.

The fourth stage is the Tang and Song Dynasties (6 18-1279), which is called the golden age of China's poetry. Poets in the Tang Dynasty, such as Du Fu and Li Bai, created many immortal works with their bold style and magnificent spirit. Poets in Song Dynasty, such as Lu You and Li Qingzhao, paid attention to personal emotional experience and expression, and their words were more delicate and full of tenderness.

In the Ming and Qing Dynasties (1368-19 12), the development of poetry gradually declined. During this period, due to social changes and changes in cultural awareness, poetry gradually lost its former influence and status. However, there are still Yang Shen, Nalan and Li Shangyin, whose works are still admired by later generations.

In a word, the development of poetry is a rich and changeable process. From the earliest Book of Songs to the golden age of Tang and Song Dynasties, and then to today's new poetry movement, poetry has been constantly changing and innovating. With its unique artistic charm and profound cultural connotation, it has become a unique cultural treasure of the Chinese nation.