Jing Nv-Pre-Qin? The Book of Songs
This quiet girl is so cute that she will come to the corner of my town. Deliberately hiding for me to find, scratching my head.
The quiet girl looks good. Give me a tong tube. Red has a bright red color. Love it is really a bright color.
This country exploits me, Meili Yi and is rare. It is not as beautiful as weeds, and beauty gives people deep affection.
Meaning:
Gentle and elegant, the girl asked me to meet in the corner. Deliberately hide your face, linger and scratch your head.
Beautiful girl, Jing Ya. Send me a bunch of red pipe grass. Red tube grass is brightly colored and loves girls more than grass.
The wild incense spoon that gave me a handful of medicine is beautiful and strange. It is not the beauty of the spoon medicine itself, but the beauty is precious.
Precautions:
Tai: (bèi) The name of the Zhou Dynasty vassal is in the southeast of Tangyin, Henan.
Quiet: elegant and serene.
Quiet girl: A lady.
Shu: (shū) Beautiful, beautiful.
As soon as possible: (s √) and so on.
Corner: A corner of a city wall.
Love without seeing: love, through "ài", hides, covers and hides.
See: appear.
Wander: (chíchú) Wander and hesitate.
Ji: (Luan) Beautiful.
Yi: (yí) Give away.
Bronze official: a colored pen used to record the history of ancient women; When it comes to musical instruments, it refers to red tubular new creatures.
You Wei: describe ruddy and beautiful; "You" is the prefix of adjectives, not the "you" of "you".
Yi: Say and preach "Yue"; I like it.
Female: The word "Ru" means "Fat".
Ranch: the wild.
Return: pass "hello" and give it.
Fat: (tí) The original meaning is the tender bud of thatch, which is extended to the tender bud of vegetation. Like marriage.
Xun: It's true.
Different: special
Bandit: preach "no" It means no, it's not.
The Book of Songs is a four-character poem in the Book of Songs. This is a good poem full of strong local flavor, reflecting the love and dating of young men and women in rural areas. Its content is healthy and uplifting, and its feelings are simple and sincere. It describes a young man's love for his lover and praises the precious personality traits of a refined woman. It is not only a rare narrative love poem, but also a unique love sketch, which is worth reading. The whole poem is full of twists and turns, its style is implicit, its language is bright and concise, its characters are vivid, and its emotional development is quite hierarchical, which sets off a distinct personality and fully embodies the artistic characteristics of folk love songs. The author's highly concise artistic brushwork has high aesthetic value.
The Book of Songs is the earliest collection of poems in China, which contains 305 poems of the Zhou Dynasty. Originally called "Poetry" or "Poetry 300", Confucian scholars in the Han Dynasty began to call it "The Book of Songs". The existing Book of Songs was handed down by Mao Heng in the Han Dynasty, so it is also called Mao Shi.
The earliest works in The Book of Songs (English) were formed in the Western Zhou Dynasty, which is the source of China's realistic poetry. According to the Book of History, On the Wind, On the Owl was written by Zhou Gongdan. The book mainly collected 305 works from the early Zhou Dynasty to the mid-Spring and Autumn Period, spanning more than 500 years. A batch of bamboo slips of Warring States in Tsinghua University in 2008 (referred to as Tsinghua bamboo slips for short) recorded that people celebrated drinking after defeating Li Guo, and the impromptu poem "Cricket" was closely related to the existing "Book of Songs tang style". The latest work was written in the middle of the Spring and Autumn Period. According to Zheng Xuan's Preface to Poetry, it is Martin Zhu Lin, which spans about 500 years.