1, the future is bright: From the Tang Dynasty poet Lu You's "Traveling to Shanxi Village", originally intended to describe the dilemma of mountains and rivers, it is now used to describe the turning point after encountering difficulties. Childhood friends: The Long March No.1, written by Li Bai, a poet in the Tang Dynasty, was originally intended to describe the innocence of boys and girls, but now it is mostly used to describe childhood friendship.
2. A cursory look: After Graduation from the Tang Dynasty poet Meng Jiao. It was originally used to describe the happy mood of spring breeze and sightseeing, but now it is mostly used as a metaphor to roughly observe things. The winding path leads to a secluded place: it comes from a Buddhist retreat behind the Broken Mountain Temple, which is often written by poets in the Tang Dynasty. Originally meant to describe a winding path leading to a secluded place, now it is often used to describe achieving a goal after some twists and turns.
3. A Grass and a Tree Bloom in Spring: From the poem Ode to a Wanderer by Meng Jiao, a poet in the Tang Dynasty. It was originally used to describe a mother's deep love for her children, but now it is mostly used to describe children's deep kindness to their parents. Colorful: "Spring Day" written by Zhu, a poet in the Song Dynasty, originally meant to describe colorful scenery in spring, but now it is mostly used to describe colorful things or prosperous scenes.
4. Make the finishing point: a famous painting from the Tang Dynasty poet Zhang Yanyuan. Originally intended to describe the finishing touch as more vivid and vivid, now it is often used to describe the key points with incisive remarks or wonderful descriptions.
5. Throw a brick to attract jade: The preface to Chang Jian's Poems written by Zhao Wei, a poet in the Tang Dynasty, was originally intended to describe that he first talked about superficial things to attract others to comment, but now it is often used as a metaphor to attract others to comment with his immature opinions or works.
6. Pointing at a deer as a horse: The Historical Records written by Sima Qian in the Han Dynasty was originally intended to describe the behavior of reversing right and wrong and confusing black and white. Now it is often used to describe distorting facts and reversing black and white. Snow Mud Claw: From Mianchi Huaizi written by Su Shi, a poet in the Song Dynasty, it was originally intended to describe the paw prints of mud and red rocks in the snow, but now it is mostly used to describe the traces left by the past or the marks of experience.
The origin of ancient poetry
1, the origin of ancient poetry can be traced back to the creation of ancient poetry. Ancient poetry is an important part of ancient literature in China, and its source can be traced back to The Book of Songs and Songs of the South in the 8th century BC. In ancient times, ancient poetry was one of the important forms for people to express their feelings, transmit information, record history and inherit culture.
2. The creation of ancient poems was first sung orally by the folk, and then gradually developed into written literature. In ancient times, poets were usually nobles or scholars. They use poetry to express their feelings and thoughts, as well as to reflect social phenomena and the background of the times. With its refined language, beautiful rhythm and profound connotation, ancient poetry has become the treasure of China literature.
3. Ancient poetry has various genres and forms, including four words, five words, seven words and miscellaneous words. Among them, five-character quatrains and seven-character poems are the most common. With its unique artistic style and characteristics, such as neat antithesis, profound artistic conception and harmonious rhyme, ancient poetry has become one of the important heritages of China literature.