A vessel from the Hantian Temple with heavy bones and a pair of pupils that cut off the beauty of nature. ?Tang children's song
With a jade head and green eyebrows, Du Lang is born a real man.
A vessel from the Hantian Temple with heavy bones and a pair of pupils that cut off the beauty of nature.
The bamboo horse's tip is waving its green tail, and its silver luan is shining brightly on its half arm.
My boss’s wife asked for the right value, and wrote Tang characters in the empty book with a smile.
If you have a big eye and a big heart, don’t forget that the singer’s surname is Li.
Title of work
Tang Children's Song
Creation period
Tang Dynasty
Literary genre
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Li He
Explanation of words: Tang'er, the son of Du Bingong (Huang Shang), whose mother was a princess of the Tang Dynasty. Therefore, the child's nickname is Tang'er.
Touyu, a jade-like skull.
硗痗 (sound knocking), bulge prominent, tall.
True: a miracle.
The eyebrows are brushed with emerald green, and the color of the eyebrows is like emerald green.
The bones are heavy and the spirit is cold, the body is steady and the temperament is calm. Wang Qihui explained: "The bones are heavy, which means they are not light but stable."
Heavenly temple, temple, and court.
Tools and talents. "Laozi": "A great talent comes late." "Fayan·Prophet": "First self-governance and then governing people are called great talents."
Cut the autumn water, just like a pair of scissors to cut the autumn water and combine it with the whole world. The sentence "A pair of pupils cuts the autumn water" means that the two eyes are focused on one point and then cut the autumn water like a pair of invisible scissors. It is meant to describe the bright, clear, and charming eyes.
Bamboo horse is a children's toy. The typical style is a pole with a horse head model on one end, and sometimes wheels on the other end. Children stand on it to pretend to be riding a horse. "Book of the Later Han·Biography of Guo Ji": "From the beginning to Xingbu and to Meiji in Xihe, there were hundreds of children, each riding a bamboo horse, greeting him."
The tips of the tips and the tail are drooping.
Green tail refers to the green hem of clothes.
Yinluan, the pendant under the collar.
Sui (sound flash) light, that is, flash.
Half-arm, short-sleeved or sleeveless top. Volume 20 of Song Shaobo's "Records after Hearing and Seeing": "Li Wenshenyan Dongpo returned to Piling from overseas. He was ill due to summer heat. He wore a small crown and half of his arms and was sitting in a boat."
Jiao Niang, beautiful Touching girl.
Couple value is like a spouse. Wang Qi's note: "It's like a couple."
A strong smile means a big laugh.
When the book is empty, use your finger to draw glyphs in the air. "The Biography of Xie Xiao'e" by Li Gongzuo of the Tang Dynasty: "Yu Sui asked Qi Gong to write on paper. He wrote empty words against the threshold and meditated on them." One painting was empty.
Be big-eyed and broad-minded.
So, reasons, reasons. "Wenzi·Natural": "There is a founder in the world who does not know the reason, only the sage can know the reason." "Historical Records Taishi Gong's Preface": "In the Spring and Autumn Annals, thirty-six kings were killed, fifty-two countries were destroyed, and the princes There are countless people who can’t protect their country by running around. If you look at the reason, they have lost their original character. "One of the poems written by Han Yu of the Tang Dynasty: "If you ask why, you will walk around a hundred meters until the sun sets." [1 ]
About the author
Li He (790-816), a poet of the Tang Dynasty. The word is long and lucky. A native of Fuchang (now Yiyang, Henan). His ancestral home is Longxi and he calls himself "Longxi Changji". He lived in Changgu, Fuchang, and later generations called him Li Changgu. Li He is a descendant of Li Liang, Prince Zheng of the Tang Dynasty, but his family has declined. He was "slender with thick eyebrows and long fingers and claws". He was able to write poems in childhood. When he was 15 or 16 years old, he was as famous as his ancestor Li Yi for his Gongyuefu poems. Li He's father's name is Jin Su, and "Jin" and "Jin" are homophones. People who compete with Li He say that he should avoid his father's taboo and not be promoted to Jinshi. Han Yu wrote "Taboo Bian" to encourage Li He to take the exam, but He was not allowed to take the exam. Dength. Later, he worked as a courtier for three years and became depressed. When he was in Beijing, he lived in Chongyili and was close friends with Wang Canyuan, Yang Jingzhi, Quan Can, Cui Zhi and others. They often traveled together, accompanied by a small slave on a donkey, carrying a broken brocade bag. Li He had a poem, so he wrote it and put it in his bag, and completed it after returning home. My mother, Mrs. Zheng, often said, "It is enough for my son to vomit his heart out." Later he resigned and returned to Changgu, and then went to Luzhou (now Changzhi, Shanxi) for a period of time in Zhangche. He was frail and sick all his life and died at the age of 27. Li He's poetry collection was self-edited into four volumes and awarded to Shen Ziming, containing 223 poems. The four volumes of "Li He Ji" that have been circulated since the Northern Song Dynasty all contain 219 poems. The number of volumes is the same as the self-edited one, but the number of chapters is different, and the ordering is also very messy, which is not an accurate chronology. There is also a 5-volume collection, which is 4 volumes plus 1 volume of "Waiji", with 23 poems. The total of the 4 volumes is 242 poems. The number of poems is also different from the one edited by Li He. The 5-volume version is currently circulated by the Northern Song Dynasty Bao Qinzhi version engraved by Jigu Pavilion, and the Northern Song Dynasty Xuancheng version engraved by Dong's Chanfenshi and Jiang's Miyunlou. The collection is called "Li Hege Poetry Collection". There is also a photocopied Southern Song Dynasty edition of "Xuguyi Series", which is called "Collected Works of Li Changji", and there is no other collection. There are also photocopied Mongolian editions of Tieqin Tongjianlou and "Sibu Congkan", which are called "Li Hege Poems". The latter two original books are now in the Beijing Library. The earliest annotated edition is that of Wu Zhengzi in the Southern Song Dynasty, and there are Japanese printed editions and popular editions circulating. Later, there was Wang Qi's "Explanation of Li Changji's Songs and Poems", which included comments or annotations by Wu Zhengzi, Liu Chenweng, Xu Wei, Dong Maoce, Zeng Yi, Yu Guang, and Yao Wenxie. There are also Chen Benli's "Xielu Gouxuan", Li Jian's commentary version and Wu Rulun's commentary version.
"Collected Annotations of Li He's Poems" published in 1977 is a compilation and proofreading of three annotations from Wang Qi's "Hui Jie", Yao Wenxie's annotations and Fang Shiju's annotations. In addition, Qian Zhonglian has "Notes on Reading Changgu Poems" and "Micro History of Li Changji's Poems and Yongzhen Poems", which provide new insights into the ability to examine and revise poems. Qian Zhonglian's "Li He Chronicles and Notes" published in 1984 is a new work that combines chronicles and poetry annotations. The interpretation of poetry is often different from the old annotations. Li He's life includes Li Shangyin's "Li He's Short Biography", the new and old "Tang Shu" biographies, "Xuanshi Zhi", "Youxian Advocacy", "Yanyan", Zhu Ziqing's "Li He Chronicle" and Qian Zhong's The couplets "Li Changji's Annals and Annals" and "Li He's Annals and Annals" can be used as reference.