Full text: "water is crystal clear in the rough waves, so you can Zhuóme；;" The water in the rough waves is muddy and can lick my feet. "explanation: when the water is clear, it can be used to wash the crown and tassel; When the water is turbid, it can be used to wash feet. Broadly speaking: traditionally, if things are clear, you can serve the officials and the people; When the world is in chaos, you don't have to be too self-controlled. This is the fisherman's advice to Qu Yuan. It means washing my hair when the rough waves are clear, and washing my feet when the rough waves are turbid. Qu Yuan would rather die than violate his own principles, while the fisherman advised Qu Yuan to judge the situation and go with the flow. The correct interpretation of Song of Canglang should be "the life of a gentleman, the rule is official, and the chaos is hidden." This is another way of saying that "if you are rich, you will help the world, if you are poor, you will be protected from it". Qu Yuan believes that "An can be white and white, but it is covered with secular dust? "But" Song of Canglang "says:" The turbid water of Canglang is enough for me ",which is another way of saying that" the lotus grows out of mud but is not stained ",that is to say, the confession of the white man will not be defiled. You don't need to die to show your innocence. Since you can't change the muddy world of this world, you should suddenly face the world. Song of Canglang was sung as early as the Spring and Autumn Period, and Confucius and Mencius also mentioned it. Mencius said: "A boy sang:' The clear water of surging waves can lead me to tassel; The turbid water in the rough waves can be used to drown my feet. "Confucius said,' Listen, son! Clear and transparent is enough, and turbidity is enough. ""The song of the obedient boy, which has been circulating in Chu for a long time, was not initiated by Qu Yuan or fishermen. In ancient times, when Qu Yuan met his fisherman in Canglang, a tributary of the Han River flowed through Mianyang, named Canglang River. During the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period, when Qu Yuan, a doctor of the State of Chu, was exiled, he swam across the raging river and met a fisherman in Zhanggou. He was very sad. The fisherman sang a Song of Canglang, which inspired Qu Yuan to face the reality and spread it as a historical story. This "Song of Canglang" was included in "Songs of the South".
Note: The songs in the south are not from the Spring and Autumn Period, but from the Warring States Period. This ballad is ancient and only quoted in the Songs of the South.
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