1. What are the poems describing Xiaoshan?
Inscribed on Qin Yinjun Ligu Pavilion
Dai Shulun
The northerners are eager to return,
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I still live in Xiaoshan.
I closed my door and never left my house.
My poems are famous all over the world.
Climbing the Yuewang Terrace
Questions from the Tang and Song Dynasties
Climbing the Yuewang Terrace on the river, I climbed up to see it several times.
The southern sky is close to the sky, and the northern household is open to the sun.
The ground is wet and smoke smells, and the mountains are sunny and rainy.
Pick reeds and oranges for winter flowers, and bayberries for summer fruits.
The traces are similar to Yu's, but the person is not Jia Yicai.
The desire to return cannot be reached, and the gray hair reminds me of you.
Jiangsi
Qing Dynasty. Tao Yuanzao
Mr. Jiang Cai sighed at the loneliness, and Taicheng's heartbroken kites floated.
A bell always rings on the top of the pagoda, like a voice speaking to the Six Dynasties.
A Spring Day in Xianghu Lake
Qing Dynasty. Cai Weihui
Ten miles of long ponds are covered with willow buds, and children come and go singing and picking tea.
Rock uranium has experienced cold food and rain for the first time, and Pinghu is full of daffodils.
Xishi Temple
Mao Qiling, Qing Dynasty
Xishi Temple in Pukou, with bamboos reflecting the shadows on the door.
On the road under Yuewang Mountain, the village of Zhuluo is lonely.
The water in the ditch is red, and the soul is on the moss stone.
She Lifu comes at night, with candles accompanying the dusk. 2. What are the poems describing Xiaoshan?
Climbing the Yuewang Terrace
Questions from the Tang and Song Dynasties
I climbed the Yuewang Terrace on the river and looked at it several times.
The sky is closed to the south, and the sun is open to the north.
The ground is wet and smoke smells, and the mountains are sunny and rainy.
Pick reeds and oranges for winter flowers, and bayberries for summer fruits.
The traces are similar to Yu's, but the person is not Jia Yicai.
The desire to return cannot be reached, and the gray hair reminds me of you.
Jiangsi
Qing Dynasty. Tao Yuanzao
Mr. Jiang Cai sighed at the loneliness, and Taicheng's heartbroken kites floated.
A bell always rings on the top of the pagoda, like a voice speaking to the Six Dynasties.
A Spring Day in Xianghu Lake
Qing Dynasty. Cai Weihui
Ten miles of long ponds are covered with willow buds, and children come and go singing and picking tea.
Rock uranium has experienced cold food and rain for the first time, and Pinghu is full of daffodils.
Xishi Temple
Mao Qiling, Qing Dynasty
Xishi Temple in Pukou, with bamboos reflecting the shadows on the door.
On the road under Yuewang Mountain, the village of Zhuluo is lonely.
The water in the ditch is red, and the soul is on the moss stone.
She Lifu comes at night, with candles accompanying the dusk. 3. What are the poems describing Xiaoshan?
The title is "Qin Yinjun, Ligu Pavilion, Dai Shulun", people from the north want to go home, but they still live in Xiaoshan.
I closed my door and never came out, and my poems are famous all over the world. Climbing the Yue Wang Terrace During the Tang and Song Dynasties, I asked about the Yue Wang Terrace on the river. I climbed up to see it several times.
The southern sky is close to the sky, and the northern household is open to the sun. The ground is wet and the smoke tastes good. The mountains are sunny and the rain is half over.
Pick reeds and oranges for winter flowers, and bayberries for summer fruits. The traces are similar to Yu's, but the person is not Jia Yicai.
The desire to return cannot be reached, and the gray hair reminds me of you. Jiangsi Qing Dynasty. Tao Yuan, the general manager of Zaojiang, sighed at the loneliness, and Taicheng's heart was broken, and the paper kites were floating in the air.
A bell always rings on the top of the pagoda, like a voice speaking to the Six Dynasties. On a spring day in Xiang Lake, everything is clear. Cai Weihui has a long pond with willow buds growing ten miles away, and children come and go singing and picking tea.
Rock uranium has experienced cold food and rain for the first time, and Pinghu is full of daffodils. Xishi Temple, Qing Dynasty. Mao Qiling, Xishi Temple, Pukou, with small bamboos reflecting the door.
On the road under Yuewang Mountain, the village of Zhuluo is lonely. The water in the ditch is red, and the soul is on the moss stone.
She Lifu comes at night, with candles accompanying the dusk. 4. Poems and poems about Xiaoshan
Mao Xihe is Mao Qiling (1623-1716), whose original name is Zong, also known as Chuqing, with the courtesy name Dake and Qiyu, and his nickname is Xihe. Scholars call him Mr. Xihe . A native of Chengxiang Town, Xiaoshan. He became literate at the age of four. His mother dictated "The Great Learning" and he could recite it eloquently. He was extremely intelligent when he was young and became famous in his hometown for his poems. He became a scholar when he was more than ten years old. After the death of the Ming Dynasty, the Qing soldiers went south. He, Shen Yuxi, Cai Zhongguang, and Bao Bingde escaped from the soldiers in the mountains of Nanxiang County, building an earthen room to study. Mao Qiling was stubborn by nature and proud of his talents. He once said: "Since the Yuan and Ming Dynasties, there have been no scholars, and scholars have been outstanding for three hundred years." His judgment was too extreme and offended many people. Therefore, his enemies made false accusations and was framed several times. Later, he traveled to Jianghuai, Henan, Hubei, Jiangxi and other places. Friends of Lai raised funds and donated money to the Imperial College to obtain students from the Imperial College. In the 18th year of Emperor Kangxi's reign in the Qing Dynasty (1679), Mao Qiling was a scholar of Confucianism and was awarded the title of Reviewer of the Hanlin Academy and Compiler of the National History Museum. During this period, a volume of "Ancient and Modern Tongyun" was submitted, which was praised by Emperor Kangxi and ordered to be submitted to the History Museum. In the twenty-fourth year of Kangxi's reign (1685), he left the museum and returned to his hometown to concentrate on his writings.
Mao Qiling read a lot of books and was good at each field of Confucian classics. He is also good at eloquence and originality. When encountering divergent opinions, we must "search for the source" and "correct the quality of every word" so as to maintain our own unique opinions. His "Correction of Errors in the Four Books" written by him was a criticism of Zhu Xi's "Collected Commentary on the Four Books".
Throughout his life, Mao Qiling took it as his own duty to debate and define the classics, and he tried his best to focus on the original text of the classics without mixing in other schools' descriptions. The Illustrated Commentary on the Knowledge of the Great Learning, which he wrote in Shaolin Temple, is his proud work. and many other works, all clarifying his thoughts on treating classics. In addition to concentrating on Confucian classics, he also studied local chronicles and wrote 3 volumes of "Xianghu Water Conservancy Chronicles" and 3 volumes of "Mistakes in Xiaoshan County Chronicles". In addition, Mao had great attainments in literature and music. He was good at poetry and poetry. He wrote several volumes of "Xihe Poetry Talk" and "Xihe Poetry Talk". He also taught music rhythm and wrote 4 volumes of "Jingshan Lequan" and "Explanation of Leben". 》Volume 2 etc.
When Mao Qiling was 70 years old, he wrote his own epitaph. He stated that after his death, he would "not wear hats, shoes, clothes, and accept visitors." In the fifty-fifth year of Kangxi's reign (1716), he died of illness at home. His posthumous works were compiled by students into "The Complete Works of Xihe", with a total of 493 volumes, and more than 40 works were included in "Sikuquanshu".
Note: You can also search for Mao Qiling (Mao Xihe) on the Internet and you will see a lot of information. 5. Poems and songs about Xiaoshan
Mao Qiling (1623-1716) ), whose original name was Zong, also known as Chuqing, with the courtesy name Dake and Qiyu, and his nickname was Xihe. Scholars called him Mr. Xihe.
A native of Chengxiang Town, Xiaoshan. He became literate at the age of four. His mother dictated "The Great Learning" and he could recite it eloquently.
He was extremely intelligent when he was young and became famous in his hometown for his poems. He became a scholar when he was more than ten years old. After the death of the Ming Dynasty, the Qing soldiers went south. He, Shen Yuxi, Cai Zhongguang, and Bao Bingde escaped from the soldiers in the mountains of Nanxiang County, building an earthen room to study.
Mao Qiling was stubborn and arrogant by nature. He once said: "Since the Yuan and Ming Dynasties, there have been no scholars, and scholars have been outstanding for three hundred years." Framed.
Later he traveled to the Yangtze River and Huaihe River, and visited Henan, Hubei, Jiangxi and other places. Lai friends raised funds and donated to the Imperial College to obtain students from the Imperial College.
In the 18th year of Emperor Kangxi's reign (1679), Mao Qiling was a scholar of Confucianism and was awarded the title of Reviewer of the Hanlin Academy and Compiler of the National History Museum. During this period, a volume of "Tongyun of Ancient and Modern Times" was submitted, which was praised by Emperor Kangxi and ordered to be submitted to the History Museum.
In the 24th year of Kangxi (1685), he left the museum and returned to his hometown to concentrate on writing. Mao Qiling read a lot of books and was good at each field of Confucian classics.
He is also good at eloquence and originality. When encountering divergent opinions, we must "search for the source" and "correct the quality of every word" so as to maintain our own unique opinions.
His "Correction of Errors in the Four Books" written by him is a criticism of Zhu Xi's "Collected Commentary on the Four Books". Throughout his life, Mao Qiling took it as his own duty to identify the classics, and he tried his best to focus on the original text of the classics without mixing in other schools' descriptions.
The Illustrated Commentary on the Knowledge of the Great Learning, which he wrote in Shaolin Temple, is his proud work. and many other works, all clarifying his thoughts on treating classics.
In addition to concentrating on Confucian classics, he also studied local chronicles and wrote 3 volumes of "Xianghu Water Conservancy Chronicles" and 3 volumes of "Mistakes in Xiaoshan County Chronicles". In addition, Mao had great attainments in literature and music. He was good at poetry and poetry. He wrote several volumes of "Xihe Poetry Talk" and "Xihe Poetry Talk". He also taught music rhythm and wrote 4 volumes of "Jingshan Lequan" and "Explanation of Leben". 》Volume 2 etc.
When Mao Qiling was 70 years old, he wrote his own epitaph. He stated that after his death, he would "not wear hats, shoes, clothes, and accept visitors." In the fifty-fifth year of Kangxi's reign (1716), he died of illness at home.
His posthumous works were compiled by students into "The Complete Works of Xihe", with a total of 493 volumes, and more than 40 works were included in "Sikuquanshu". Note: You can also search for Mao Qiling (Maoxihe) on the Internet and you will see a lot of information.