Tibetan poetry is the result of a poetic form created by taking the words in the hidden content as an opportunity. Although the hidden content is contained and hidden in the poem, in fact, they are two unrelated and independent systems.
As for the content of poetry, due to the different perspectives of the creators, the different knowledge reserves, the different content selection and the different cognition of the same thing, although the contents are the same, they will all lead to different poetic results.
For those who seek poetry, the content of Tibetan poems is generally irrelevant to themselves, so when you encounter something you don't like, please treat it calmly and rationally. Creators have the right to decide how to create their own poems, and poets also have the right to finally decide whether to choose a certain Tibetan poem or give up some Tibetan poems!
Tibetan poems, as a poetic form, are a wonderful flower in our Chinese poetic style. They originally belong to the category of cryptography, and their elegance lies in Tibetan poems. However, many people don't understand this point now. Poets often ask for some unreasonable demands, and creators also try their best to satisfy this kind of unreasonable demands. This is actually the greatest sorrow of Tibetan poetry creation, which will make Tibetan poetry become neither fish nor fowl, nor lose its elegance!
Another universal bad habit in Tibetan poetry creation is that it only pays attention to word formation and sentence making. As a result, the poetry lacks story, its content is complicated and inconsistent, and it is even confusing! Therefore, it is necessary to stop it! ! !
Sigh of the Summer Palace
Do you know why the sea sighs?
what do foreigners flock to do?
the tragic hero's tears in the naval battle,
the fragrance of jade is gone, but there is nothing to do!
A hundred-year-old nightmare is sad,
Every year, you are shackled!
It's a great birthday present for the Summer Palace.
It's wrong to go along with the evil!
Notes: 1. The Summer Palace: one of the four famous gardens in China. In the western suburbs of Beijing. The Jin Dynasty was the emperor's palace, the Ming Dynasty was the "Good Mountain Garden" and the Qing Dynasty was the "Qingyi Garden". Destroyed by British and French allied forces in 186. In 1888, Empress Dowager Cixi was rebuilt with naval military expenses and renamed the Summer Palace. It covers an area of 2.9 million square meters. It is divided into two parts: Wanshou Mountain and Kunming Lake. There is a 728-meter colorful corridor in front of Wanshou Mountain, and there are buildings such as Paiyun Hall, Foxiang Pavilion and Wisdom Sea on the mountain. In front of the promenade is Kunming Lake, with Qingyan Stone Boat, Zhichun Pavilion and Seventeen-hole Bridge. There are Renshou Hall, Dehe Garden, Leshou Hall and Yulantang in the East Palace Gate. Famous tourist attractions, for the national key cultural relics protection units.