Qi Huangong and Guan Zhong were a famous combination of monarchs and ministers in the Spring and Autumn Period of China. Their stories have been mentioned many times in ancient literary works. The following are some ancient poems related to Duke Huan of Qi and Guan Zhong:
1. "Ancient Style·Part Two"
Author: Anonymous
Tao Zhiyaoyao, Burning its beauty.
When the son returns home, it is suitable for his family.
When the son returns home, it is suitable for his family.
When the son returns home, it is suitable for his family.
This is a poem describing the beauty of a woman. Although it does not directly mention Qi Huangong and Guan Zhong, the "son" in the sentence "Zi Yugui" has been interpreted by some as referring to Qi Huangong, because he is Descendants of Emperor Zhou. This poem indirectly expresses the praise of Duke Huan of Qi by describing the beauty of a woman to highlight her qualities that make her a noble wife.
2. "Farewell to the Ancient Grassland"
Author: Bai Juyi
When the grass grows in the original land, it becomes prosperous with each passing year.
The wildfire cannot be burned out, but the spring breeze blows it again.
The distant fragrance invades the ancient road, and the clear green meets the deserted city.
I sent the king and grandson off again, and the love was full of farewell.
Although this poem does not directly mention Duke Huan of Qi and Guan Zhong, its description of the tenacious grass can be associated with the historical scene when Duke Huan of Qi, assisted by Guan Zhong, made Qi strong and prosperous. The sentence "send off the king and grandson again" in the poem may be extended to the farewell and memory of the outstanding combination of monarchs and ministers in history.
3. "On Guan Zhong"
Author: Xunzi
This is not a poem, but Xunzi's evaluation of Guan Zhong in his works. Xunzi praised Guan Zhong as a "virtuous minister" and believed that although his personal interests were damaged, he could help the emperor achieve his career and was a representative of loyalty and wisdom.
Although there are not many ancient poems that directly mention Qi Huangong and Guan Zhong, their stories have left a profound mark on Chinese history and have been widely praised by future generations.
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1. "Crossing the Ancient City of Qi"
Author: Du Mu (Tang Dynasty)
Zeguo Jiangshan entered the war map, how could the people live in peace and happiness in Qiaosu?
When will the cup lift the ship's bow and hang the cloud sail directly to Cangzhou?
This poem describes the poet's feelings when he visited the old capital of Qi. Although it does not directly mention Qi Huangong and Guan Zhong, the sentence "Zeguo Jiangshan Enters War Picture" indirectly reflects the state of Qi during the period of Qi Huangong. powerful. The poet expressed his nostalgia for the glorious past by describing war and civilian life.
2. "Guan Zhongge"
Author: Liu Yuxi (Tang Dynasty)
Guan Zhong lived in poverty for a long time, and there were thorns in his family.
Once you ascend to the throne, your glory will spread.
This poem praises Guan Zhong's virtuousness and his political achievements, and expresses the theme that even in poverty, a person can ultimately achieve success through his own efforts and talents.
Although these works do not directly describe the story of Duke Huan of Qi and Guan Zhong "repaying evil with kindness", they reflect people's admiration for this famous pair of monarchs and ministers.
If you are interested in the story of "repaying evil with kindness" between Qi Huan Gong and Guan Zhong, you may want to consult ancient history books such as "Historical Records" or "Zuo Zhuan", which have more detailed records