1. What are the poems about "responsibility"
1. Everyone is responsible for the rise and fall of the world - Gu Yanwu
2. To benefit the country's life and death, Why should we avoid the trend due to misfortune and good fortune? - Lin Zexu
3. Why don't men take Wu hooks and collect the fifty states in Guanshan - Li He
4. Since ancient times, no one has died. Taking the loyal heart to illuminate history - Wen Tianxiang
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1. "Every man is responsible for the rise and fall of the world" was first proposed by Gu Yanwu in "Rizhilu·Zhengshi"; the full sentence is The rise and fall of the world is the responsibility of every man; the rise and fall of the country is the plan of the meat-eaters.
2. "If you live and die for the benefit of the country, how can you avoid it because of misfortunes and fortunes?" comes from Lin Zexu's poem "Going to the garrison to show the family members at the entrance of the journey".
3. "Why don't men bring Wu hooks and collect the fifty states in Guanshan" comes from "Thirteen Poems of Nanyuan", which is a poem composition by Li He, a poet of the Tang Dynasty.
4. "Who has never died since ancient times, leaving a loyal heart to illuminate history" comes from "Crossing Lingding Ocean", which is a poem written by Wen Tianxiang, a minister of the Song Dynasty, when he passed Lingding Ocean in 1279. 2. What are the poems about responsibility?
1. Once the hardships are encountered, only stars fall in the sky. The mountains and rivers are broken, the wind flutters and the catkins float, and the life experience is ups and downs. Afraid to say panic on the beach, sigh alone in the ocean. Who has never died since ancient times? Keep your loyalty to reflect history. ——From the Song Dynasty: Wen Tianxiang's "Crossing the Lingding Ocean"
Vernacular interpretation: Looking back on my early years of hard work from the imperial examination to becoming an official, it has been four years since the war has subsided. The country is in danger like willow catkins in the strong wind, and the ups and downs of my life are like duckweeds in the rain, drifting without roots and rising and sinking.
The disastrous defeat in Panpantan makes me still panic to this day. Ling Dingyang was trapped in Yuanlu and lamented that I was lonely and alone. Who has been able to live forever since ancient times? I want to leave a piece of patriotic loyalty reflected in the annals of history.
2. Why don’t men take Wu Gou and collect the fifty states in Guanshan? Please come to Lingyan Pavilion for a while. How can I be a scholar and a marquis of ten thousand households? ——From the Tang Dynasty: Li He's "Thirteen Poems of Nanyuan·Part 5"
Vernacular interpretation: Why doesn't a man wear a weapon to capture the fifty states of Guanshan? Please go up to the Lingyan Pavilion with paintings of the founding heroes to see which scholar has ever been named a prince with thousands of households in the city?
3. If your strength is weak and your responsibilities are heavy for a long time, your spirit will be exhausted. If you live and die for the benefit of the country, why should you avoid it because of misfortunes and blessings? ——From the Qing Dynasty: Lin Zexu's "Two Poems on the Way to the garrison to tell family members"
Vernacular interpretation: I have low abilities and heavy responsibilities, and I have already felt exhausted. I have to take on heavy responsibilities again and again, but with my aging body and mediocre talents, I will definitely not be able to support it. If it is good for the country, I will not care about life or death. Is it possible to avoid disasters and step forward to welcome blessings?
4. Live as a hero, and die as a ghost. I still miss Xiang Yu and refuse to cross Jiangdong. ——From the Song Dynasty: Li Qingzhao's "Summer Quatrains"
Vernacular interpretation: You should be a hero among men when you are alive, and you should be a hero among ghosts after death. To this day, people still miss Xiang Yu because he refused to live an ignoble existence and returned to Jiangdong.
5. The military song should be sung with a big sword ring and an oath to destroy the Hunu and leave Jade Pass. Just die for the country on the battlefield, why should you return your body wrapped in horse leather? ——From the Qing Dynasty: "Out of the Fortress" by Xu Xilin
Vernacular interpretation: Soldiers going out on an expedition should sing military songs to celebrate the day of victory. Determined to drive the Manchu rulers out of Shanhaiguan. Soldiers only know that on the battlefield, they have to die for their country. Why even think about transporting the body back home. 3. What are the ancient poems that dare to take on responsibilities?
Tan Sitong--I am smiling to the sky with my sword across my body, leaving my liver and gallbladder intact. From "Inscriptions on the Wall in Prison"
Interpretation: As for me, I will commit suicide and be impassioned; I will look up to the sky and laugh at the awe-inspiring execution ground! What will be left behind will be the awe-inspiring and courageous spirit like the vast Kunlun!
Lu Xun--with a cold eyebrow, he pointed at thousands of people, bowing his head and willing to be a bully. From Lu Xun's "Self-Mockery"
Definition: Describes one who will never surrender to the enemy and is willing to bow like an ox to the people. A cross-browed, glaring look expresses resentment and contempt. Treat him coldly and treat him coldly. Thousands of people criticize, the original meaning is the accusation of many people.
Ancient poetry is a poetry genre.
Judging from the number of words in poems, there are so-called four-character poems, five-character poems and seven-character poems. Four words are one sentence with four characters, five words are one sentence with five words, and seven words are one sentence with seven words. After the Tang Dynasty, it was called modern poetry, so it was usually divided into two categories: five-character and seven-character poetry. Five-character ancient poems are referred to as Wugu; seven-character ancient poems are referred to as Qigu, and those using both three, five, and seven characters are generally considered Qigu.
Extended information:
Every role in life is a responsibility, and each responsibility should be respected.
"Responsibility" is a specific description of one's role in life, and "sense of responsibility" is a person's attitude towards one's role in life. The strength of a person's sense of responsibility determines whether he is conscientious and responsible for his life responsibilities or whether he is ignorant and careless.
Everyone’s attitude determines the quality of life.
When we have a sense of responsibility for our roles in life, we can learn more knowledge, accumulate more experience, devote ourselves to society, be brave enough to take on responsibilities, and find ourselves in the process of life. The joy of life roles. 4. Poems about responsibility
1. Full of River Red·Writing Feelings
[Song Dynasty] Yue Fei
Angry and furious, leaning on the railing, the misty rain rested. He raised his eyes, looked up to the sky and roared, with strong feelings. Thirty years of fame and dust, eight thousand miles of clouds and moon. Don't wait to see the young man's head grow white, and it will be empty and sad.
Definition: I was so angry that my hair stood up and my hat flew off. Climbing high and leaning on the railing alone, I saw that the sudden wind and rain had just stopped. Looking up at the sky, I can't help but scream up to the sky, filled with the heart of serving the country. Although he has established some fame over the past thirty years, it is as insignificant as dust. He has traveled 8,000 miles from north to south and has gone through many turbulent lives. Good men, you should seize the time to make contributions to the country, and don't waste your youth in vain and wait for your old age to be miserable.
2. Thirteen Poems of Nanyuan
[Tang Dynasty] Li He
Why don’t you bring Wu Gou and collect the fifty states in Guanshan?
Interpretation: Why don't you, a manly man, bring a sharp Wu hook to recover the fifty states in Guanshan that are divided between the north and south of the Yellow River?
3. Spring Hope
[Tang Dynasty] Du Fu
The country is broken by mountains and rivers, and the city is full of spring vegetation.
I shed tears when I am grateful for the flowers, and I hate others and scare the birds.
Definition: The country has been shattered, only the mountains and rivers remain. It's spring again in Chang'an City, but after the burning, killing, and looting by the rebels, it is already desolate, with deep and dense vegetation growing everywhere. Although spring flowers are in full bloom, looking at them does not make people happy, but makes people cry. It feels like the flowers are also crying. Although there are spring birds singing everywhere, my heart is sad because of parting with my family. Listening to the birdsong, I am not only unhappy. , and shocking.
4. Leaving the Fortress
[Tang Dynasty] Wang Changling
The bright moon of Qin Dynasty and the Pass of Han Dynasty, the people who marched thousands of miles have not returned.
But the flying generals of Dragon City are here, and Huma is not taught to cross the Yin Mountains.
Interpretation: It is still the bright moon of the Qin Dynasty and the border of the Han Dynasty. The battle lasts for a long time and the soldiers who conquer thousands of miles will never return. If Li Guang, the flying general of Dragon City, was still alive today, the Xiongnu would never be allowed to go south to herd horses across the Yin Mountains.
5. Joining the Army
[Tang Dynasty] Wang Changling
The yellow sand will wear the golden armor in a hundred battles, and the Loulan will never be returned until it is broken.
Explanation: In the desolate desert, there were many battles. The soldiers had gone through hundreds of battles and even their iron helmets and armor were worn out. However, as long as the border troubles were not eliminated, they would never disarm and return home.
Sogou Encyclopedia - Responsibility (Responsibility Awareness) 5. What are the poems about responsibility
1. With a cold eyebrow and a thousand fingers, one bows his head and is willing to be a bully - Lu Xun's "Self-mockery" in the Republic of China 2. We live and die for the benefit of the country, why should we avoid it because of misfortunes and fortunes - Lin Zexu of the Qing Dynasty, "Going to the garrison to tell the family at the entrance" 3. Reading for the rise of China - Zhou Enlai 4. I am smiling at the sky with my horizontal sword, and I am going to Leave the liver and gallbladder intact - Modern China·Tan Sitong's "Inscriptions on the Wall in Prison" 5. Every man is responsible for the rise and fall of the world - Gu Yanwu of the Qing Dynasty "Rizhilu·Zhengshi" 6. Since ancient times, no one has died, and his loyal heart will illuminate history - —Song Dynasty·Wen Tianxiang's "Crossing the Lingding Ocean" 7. Pulling out tongues from the plow and taking responsibility—Song Dynasty Shi Shaotan·"One Hundred and Four Stanzas" 8. Do your best to take responsibility-Song Dynasty·Shi Daochang·"Ode to the Ancient Five" "Seventeen Poems" 9. Many great responsibilities - Song Dynasty Guo Ju'an "Slow Voice" 10. I am not responsible for that person - Ming Dynasty Shen Zhou · "Ciyun Tiantai Chen Mian Selling Dementia Four Wonders" Famous quotes about responsibility 1. In the big storms of life, we often learn from the captain and throw away heavy cargo in the storm to lighten the weight of the ship——Balzac 2. If a person does not have passion, he will achieve nothing, and passion The basic point is responsibility.
——Tolstoy 3. The price of nobility and greatness is responsibility. ——Churchill. 6. What are the poems about responsibility
1. "On the Military March" Era: Tang Author: Wang Changling The long clouds in Qinghai cover the snow-capped mountains, and the lonely city looks at Yumen Pass in the distance.
Huangsha wears golden armor in a hundred battles, and Loulan will never be returned until it is broken! 2. "Inscriptions on Chrysanthemums" Year: Song Dynasty Author: Zheng Sixiao The flowers are not in full bloom, but the fun of being independent and sparse is not exhausted. I would rather die holding the fragrance on the branches than blow it down in the north wind.
3. "Looking to the South of the Yangtze River: A Transcendent Stage Work" Year: Song Dynasty Author: Su Shi Spring is still young, and the willows are slanting in the gentle breeze. Try to watch it on the transcendent stage, half a ditch of spring water and a city of flowers.
Thousands of families are covered in mist and rain. After a cold meal, I woke up and sighed.
Stop thinking about your old friends and your homeland, and try new tea with new fire. Poetry and wine take advantage of the youth.
4. "Nanyuan" Era: Tang Author: Li He Why don't you take Wu Gou and collect the fifty states in Guanshan? Please come to Lingyan Pavilion for a while, as if you are a scholar and a marquis of ten thousand households.
5. "Traveling is Difficult Part One" Era: Tang Author: Li Bai A gold bottle worth ten thousand pieces of wine, and a jade plate worth ten thousand pieces of gold. Stopping the cup and throwing chopsticks, I can't eat. I draw my sword and look around at a loss.
If you want to cross the Yellow River, which is blocked by ice, you will have to climb the snow-covered mountains of Taihang. When I was free to fish on the Bixi River, I suddenly took a boat and dreamed of the sun.
The journey is difficult, the journey is difficult, and the paths are many divergent, but now I am at peace. There will be times when the wind blows and the waves break, and the clouds and sails are hung directly to help the sea.
: Nanyuan: A collection of poems written by Li He, a poet of the Tang Dynasty, with 13 poems in total. The literary genre is Qigu. A group of poems, with 13 poems in one poem. Author: Li He. Original name: Thirteen poems in Nanyuan (fifth of them). Dynasty: Tang. Genre: Qi Ancient. Author's biography: Tang Dynasty poet Li He (790~816). Phonetic notation: lǐ hè. : Li Changji, Guicai, Shigui, Li Changgu, Li Fengli, together with Li Bai and Li Shangyin, were called the "Three Lis" of the Tang Dynasty. They called themselves: Longxi Changji, Pangmei Shuke, Li Changji and Li He, the grandson of the Tang princes, whose courtesy name was Changji.
His ancestral home is Longxi, and he was born in Changgu, Fuchang County (now Yiyang County, Luoyang, Henan). Prince Zheng of the Tang Dynasty, descendant of Li Liang.
Although his family was in decline, Li He had great ambitions, studied diligently, and was well-read. He successfully passed the Henan Prefectural Examination and obtained the qualification of "Rural Tribute Scholar". However, Li He's competitors slandered him, saying that his father's name was Jin Su, and he should avoid his father's name and not be promoted to Jinshi.
Han Yu once wrote "Taboo Debate" for this purpose, refuting the shameless omissions and encouraging Li He to take the exam. But there was no choice but "if the fan is closed and the dog is not opened, then the capital will be careless." The officials of the Ministry of Rites were stupid and careless. Li He finally failed to take the exam and failed.
Fenglilang, a ninth-grade micro-official who only served as a minor official for three years, was miserable and sick all his life. He died at the age of 27 due to illness. Li He was an important writer in the mid-Tang Dynasty.
Due to the political chaos and his own frustration, his poems mostly exposed the abuses of the times and expressed resentment and injustice. There are both high-spirited and sentimental feelings; there are both simple materialistic thoughts and the decadence of carpe diem.
He wrote poetry with a serious attitude, painstaking efforts, and innovation, forming a unique style with strange imagination, strange thinking, and wonderful diction. He was unique among the contemporaries of Han, Meng, Yuan and Bai, and inspired the poetry creation of the late Tang Dynasty.
However, due to being too unconventional, some works are obscure and dangerous. There is "Li Changji's Poems".