The famous writer Qin Mu included a section on "Poetry and Mathematics" in his masterpiece "Shibei from the Sea of ??Art", believing that numbers incorporated into poetry appear "full of interest and poetic flavor." Numbers are incorporated into poetry, with unique charm and charming light, giving people a beautiful enjoyment and a lasting impression. Please enjoy the following:
1. Poems that use 10 "一"s in succession
He Peiyu, a female poet in the Qing Dynasty, was good at writing number poems. She once wrote a poem in which "一" is used in succession. Ten are one, but do not give people the feeling of repetition:
A flower, a willow, a little rock, a touch of the setting sun, a bird flying.
One book, one water, one temple, one forest of yellow leaves, one monk returning.
It sketched a picture of "a picture of a monk returning late in late autumn"
And a poem by Chen Hang in the Qing Dynasty also sketched a picture of a fisherman fishing with a far-reaching artistic conception:
A sail, an oar, a fishing boat, a fisherman and a fishing hook.
One bow, one smile, one river, bright moon, one river autumn.
2. A poem using ten numbers from one to ten:
Two or three miles away, there are four or five houses in Yancun.
There are six or seven balconies with eighty or ninety flowers.
The poem cleverly uses the ten numbers from one to ten to depict a natural rural scenery for us.
3. Poems by Wuping Talents;
Contemporary Taiwanese scholar Mr. Zhang Jiming is from Wuping, Fujian Province. He was smart since childhood and could write poems at the age of seven. He is known as the "Wuping Talents" and once wrote Here is a poem that contains numbers from one to ten and hundreds, thousands, and ten thousand:
In front of a hundred-foot building, there are eight streams, four Qiang flutes and six bridges to the west.
In the book, I can see the wild geese in three springs, and I can lean on my pillow and smell the chickens in five nights.
On Chinese Valentine's Day, there is a meeting of cow girls, and it has been ten years since they were together.
Thousands of things are on my mind, and the oriole crows to the guest in February.
4. Zheng Banqiao admired the snow and recited a poem:
One piece, two pieces, three or four pieces, five pieces, six pieces, seven or eight pieces.
Thousands of countless pieces flew into the reed flowers and disappeared.
5. Li Tiaoyuan, the chief examiner of Liangjiang, visited the West Lake at night. He was very interested and recited the following poem:
One
One big Qiao and two small Qiao. She has a three-inch golden lotus and a four-inch waist.
She bought five or six colors of powder and made her look very delicate.
Second
Nineteen eight-quarter moons, seven talented people and six madmen,
Roosters sing at five o'clock and four o'clock, and sleep with February in my arms .
6. "Poem of Broken Heart" by Zhu Shuzhen, a talented woman in the Song Dynasty:
After Zhu Shuzhen knew that her husband had a new love, she wrote a "Poem of Broken Heart" before her death:
< p> Come downstairs, the money will drop. Ask the sky, where are people? I hate Wang Sun for going all the way. I am an enemy, and I will never return. I regret that in the beginning, I made a mistake and lost my words. Why do you need to ask? There is no need for a knife to separate. From now on, don't rely on your enemies. Thousands of lovesickness will be cancelled.What are the numbers in the poem?
7. Zhuo Wenjun's love poem with numbers inlay:
According to legend, during the Western Han Dynasty, not long after Zhuo Wenjun and Sima Xiangru got married, Sima Xiangru bid farewell to his beloved wife and went to the capital to become an official. The infatuated Zhuo Wenjun thought about it day and night, waiting for a letter from her husband worth ten thousand yuan. Unexpectedly, five years later, what was waiting for him was a letter from his family with the number "two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, ninety million" written on it. Zhuo Wenjun, who was extremely smart, understood what her husband meant. The absence of "hundred million" in the family letter meant that her husband had no "meaning", but he didn't say it clearly. Zhuo Wenjun knew that her husband had moved on, and she felt sad, angry and hateful. She immediately wrote the following letter:
After the separation, the two places fell in love, and they only said that it was March and April. Who would have thought that in five or six years, I had no intention of playing the lyre, the eight-line script could not be passed down, the nine links were broken, and the gaze of the ten-mile long pavilion was about to penetrate. Hundreds of thoughts, thousands of thoughts, all helpless to complain.
There are thousands of words to talk about and nothing to say, and nothing to do but sit on the railing for ten times. Climb high to see the lonely geese. The moon is full during the Mid-Autumn Festival in August and people are not round. In July and a half, I burned a candle and asked the sky. It’s the dog days of summer, and I feel chilled when everyone shakes their fans. In May, the Liuhuatai fire was hit by bursts of cold rain. In April, before the loquats turn yellow, I want to look in the mirror and feel confused. In March, the peach blossoms flowed with the water; in February, the kite string broke. Alas! Lang, Lang, I wish that in the next life you would be a girl and I would be a boy.
In her letter, she wrote from one to ten thousand, and then from ten thousand to one. She wrote it as clearly as words, and she burst into tears. Her grief and indignation came out clearly on the page. After reading the letter, Sima Xiangru was deeply moved. He was deeply moved, aroused his longing for his wife, and finally reconciled.
8. Interesting tea poems:
The poet Yuan Zhen of the Tang Dynasty wrote a pagoda poem about tea, which is a masterpiece. This poem is called "One to Seven-Character Poetry, Tea":
Tea.
Fragrant leaves, buds.
A poet admirer and a monk.
Carved white jade and woven red yarn.
The color of yellow pistils is fried in a saucepan, and the bowl is turned into dust flowers.
The queen of the night invites you to accompany the bright moon, and the morning brings you to the morning glow.
I have washed away all the people of the past and present without getting tired. How can I be praised when I am about to get drunk?
This poem summarizes the quality and efficacy of tea, as well as the artistic conception of drinking tea, the process of making tea and appreciating tea.
The whole poem is cleverly conceived and the narrative has its own logic. It is a masterpiece among tea poems.
In addition, there are many folk poems written with numbers, which describe the performance of some people, which are simply penetrating to the bone. Please see:
1. Portraits of corrupt officials:
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Dual-purpose, double-faced, three-headed and six-armed, besieged on all sides, defeated by five fights, disowned by all relatives, confused, with exquisite appearance, unable to escape from the sky, and unforgivable evil.
2. Bad slave appearance:
A slave appearance, with hands hanging down, triangular eyes shining, a face full of fawns, irregular facial features, six spirits showing Yin energy, and seven With a long neck, a small head of eight ounces, and nine yellow beards, he looked very inhuman.
3. Portrait of a gambler:
He is bent on winning money, his eyes are red, his meals are tasteless, his limbs are weak, his five professions are wasted, he does not recognize his relatives, his orifices are full of smoke, he borrows money from all directions, nine (long) Falling into a quagmire will (actually) lead to disaster.
4. Portraits of primary school teachers before liberation:
Before liberation, legal currency depreciated every day and prices rose daily. An evening newspaper in Chongqing once published an article describing the hungry and cold life of primary school teachers. 's poem:
A suit of cheap cloth, two sleeves of chalk gray. If you don't have enough to eat three meals a day, you will often frown in all seasons. Get up at the fifth watch, and ask you to play in the sixth hall. If you don't pay for nine days, all ten families will have no food.
Numbers may seem boring, but when numbers are quoted appropriately in poetry, they are interesting and full of poetry.
1. A poem that uses the word "one" repeatedly.
1. The female poet He Xiyu of the Qing Dynasty wrote a poem with the word "一", which goes:
One flower, one willow, one fish rock,
One lick of the setting sun, one bird flying;
One mountain, one river, one temple,
One forest of yellow leaves, one monk returns.
(It depicts an evening scene in the mountains and forests.)
2. A short poem from the Yuan Dynasty: "The wild goose falls and takes the lead to win the battle":
One year after another, one day after another, one autumn after another, one generation urges the other, one gathers together. Parting is painful and sad. Lying on the same bed and lying on the same body, looking for an acquaintance in a lifetime of dreams, he and we all know each other, play and sing once.
(The 22 characters "one" are repeated repeatedly in the poem, reflecting
the illusory misery of life.)
3. In the Qing Dynasty, Zhang Boxing was an upright official whom Emperor Kangxi said was "the best in the world in conduct". He wrote an "Essay on Prohibition of Giving Gifts", which said:
A grain of salt is my name; a penny. A millimeter is the fat of the people. If you give me one cent, the people will receive more than one cent; if you take one penny, I am not worth a penny.
(A series of 8 "one" characters illustrate his view of clean government and self-discipline.)
4. The modern poet Liushahe once wrote a poem "Reunion" with the word "一" running through the whole poem:
A knock on the door and a gust of wind,
A name and an old appearance,
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Some hesitation, some confusion,
Some handshakes, some madness.
(The poem cleverly and vividly depicts people’s joyful mood of meeting again after a long absence.
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