Tang poetry and Song lyrics are treasures of Chinese culture. Some people say: every emotion you feel, whether it is sadness, joy, farewell, or meeting, whether it is adversity or a smooth road, can be found in Tang poetry and Song lyrics. A poetic destination. Start studying Tang poetry and Song lyrics today, and keep a record for future study.
Ancient Chinese poetry, which has a long history, reached its peak in the Tang Dynasty, and became highly prosperous. In the Tang Dynasty, Tang poetry entered a period of prosperity, as the Ming Dynasty scholar Hu Yinglin said: So great! Poetry flourished in the Tang Dynasty. Its style includes three, four, and five words, and six or seven miscellaneous words; Yuefu, song lines, modern styles, and quatrains are endless. Its pattern is high and low, far and near, shade, depth, large and small, fine and coarse, skillful and clumsy, strong and weak, and it is endless. Its tone is elegant, powerful, broad, gorgeous, novel, and unparalleled. Among them are emperors, generals and ministers, courtiers, commoners, boys, women, and guests. He summarized the specific signs of the prosperity of Tang poetry from three aspects: poetry team, poetry style, and poetry subject matter. Let's enjoy a little poem with a moral meaning
Cicada
Drooping down to drink the clear dew, the sound of flowing trees flows out. The reason for speaking loudly and staying far away is not to borrow the autumn wind.
There are three unique poems about cicadas in the literary circle of the Tang Dynasty. The three poems are all masterpieces in which the Tang people entrusted the chanting of cicadas to express their original meaning. Yu Shinan's "Standing loud and far away is not just to borrow the autumn wind", Luo Binwang's "It's difficult to fly in due to heavy dew, and it's easy to sink when the wind is noisy", and Li Shangyin's "It's hard to be full because of the height, but it's in vain to hate the sound". These three capitals use Bixing techniques. , due to the different status, temperament, and experiences of the authors, although they are both sustenance for Bixing, they present very different artistic conceptions, forming an artistic image full of individual characteristics, and became the three unique cicada poems in the literary world of the Tang Dynasty.
This poem is the earliest Zen poem in the Tang Dynasty and is praised by later generations. The first line of this poem is ostensibly about the shape and feeding habits of cicadas, but in fact it contains symbolic symbols everywhere. The second sentence describes the spread of the cicada's sound. The three or four sentences are the "finishing point" that Bixing places on the whole poem. It triggers the discussion based on the one, two or two sentences. The sound of cicadas spreads far and wide. Most people often think that it is transmitted by the autumn wind, but the author has ulterior motives, emphasizing that it comes from being high and being able to reach far. This unique feeling contains a truth: people who cultivate themselves and have noble character do not need He can become famous by virtue of some external means. He highlights the beauty of a personality and emphasizes the power of personality.
The word "自" and the word "Fei" in the two sentences are positive and negative, echoing each other, expressing the author's passionate praise and high confidence in people's inner character, and showing the author's Zen self-esteem. Xu, graceful demeanor and charm.