1, Zheng Xie bamboo stone
Bamboo is not relaxed at all, its roots are firmly embedded in the cracks in the rocks.
After thousands of tortures and blows, it is still strong, whether it is the southeast wind or the northwest wind in winter, it can bear it and will still be tough and straight.
Appreciation: This poem focuses on the tenacity and persistence of bamboo. The language of this poem is simple and lively, but it is persistent and powerful. It vividly describes the free, firm and optimistic character of bamboo, which was born in a harsh environment and grew up in danger.
Bamboo has taken root and sprouted in the broken rocks, and has experienced wind and rain, but it just "insists that the green hills will not relax." A word "bite" expresses the tenacious vitality and firm belief of bamboo. The word "Ren" in the last sentence also shows the fearless, generous and optimistic spirit of bamboo. It generally describes the lofty virtues of bamboo and the author.
2, "Yu Qian monk Lu Yunxuan" Author: Su Shi
It is better to eat without meat than to live without bamboo.
No meat makes people thin, no bamboo makes people vulgar.
People are thin and fat, but most people are incurable.
Others scoff at this, so high that they are stupid.
If you still munch on this gentleman, how can there be Yangzhou cranes in the world?
Appreciation: No meat makes people thin, and no bamboo makes people vulgar, which is a further development of Home Without Bamboo. It is full of philosophy and charm, and writes the values of material and spirit, virtue and food in comparison.
It is not sweet to eat, but "thin" at best; People don't have the noble quality of bamboo, and if they are not elegant, they will be "vulgar". This is not only a tribute to the monk's day, but also a warning to those who lack it.
3. Zhu Yong Author: Wang Anshi
People are thin when they are born with compassion, and even more rigid when they are old.
I once shared the rain and dew with Artemisia selengensis, and finally sought the frost with pine and cypress.
Appreciation: People love bamboo, which is tall, straight and restrained, born thin, and people praise it as harder and stronger as it gets older. Bamboo was once moistened by rain and dew with wormwood and tribulus, and finally stood proudly with pine and cypress in the frozen and frosty winter.
The first two sentences of the poem praise the integrity of bamboo, and the last two sentences also mean that bamboo is brave enough to resist all kinds of tests of nature, not afraid of wind and rain, frost and snow. This poem is not only a tribute to bamboo, but also an expression and cry of the poet's own character.