It s even more interesting who wrote the song

The white horse west wind plugs the apricot blossoms and the smoke and rain in the south of the Yangtze River

The white horse is plugged by the west wind, and the apricot blossoms are raining in the south of the Yangtze River.

The fog locks the mountain, the mountain locks the fog, and the sky is even the water and the tail water is the sky.

This couplet was written by Xu Beihong, a modern painter and art educator. It expresses the author's yearning and nostalgia for the traditional poetic life, and reveals the nostalgia, regret and regret for the imminent disappearance of this life.

"Apricot Blossom Smoke and Rain Jiangnan" is from the Yuan Dynasty Yu Ji's "Wind into the Song, Ji Ke Jingzhong": the draft "Report Mr. Return, Apricot Blossom Spring Rain Jiangnan." ”

Translation: In the south of the Yangtze River in spring, the apricot blossoms are in full bloom, the smoke and rain are misty, poetic and picturesque, intoxicating and fascinating.

About the Author:

Xu Beihong is known as the founder of modern art education in China, he advocated the development of the improvement of "traditional Chinese painting", based on Chinese realist art, and put forward the "Theory of Improvement of Chinese Painting" in the context of the decadence of modern Chinese painting.

On September 26, 1953, Xu Beihong died of cerebral hemorrhage at the age of 58. According to Xu Beihong's wishes, Mrs. Liao Jingwen donated more than 1,200 pieces of his works, more than 1,200 pieces of works of famous calligraphy and painting in the Tang, Song, Yuan, Ming, Qing and modern times, and more than 10,000 pieces of books, albums, and tablets, all of which were donated to the country.

sāi xià qǔ》

書下曲》zuò zhě:lú lún

Author: Lu Lun.

yuè hēi yàn fēi ɡāo

The moon black geese fly high.

chán yú yè dùn táo

Flee at night.

yù jiānɡ qīnɡ qí zhú

I want to chase away the light rider.

dà xuě mǎn ɡōnɡ dāo

Heavy snow covered with bows and knives.

"Stopper" is a five-character ancient poem written by the Tang Dynasty poet Gao Shi.

This is a poem that praises the husband who went to the border in the army, fought to the death, and was rewarded in triumph. The whole poem shows the hero's lofty ideals of serving the country and making meritorious contributions to the frontier, and praises his heroic spirit and optimistic spirit that is not afraid of hardships and dangers. The language of the whole poem is bright, high-spirited, majestic, and profound.

Gao Shi (704?) —765), a poet of the Tang Dynasty. The word Dafu, the word Zhongwu, is a native of Bohai (now Jingxian County, Hebei).

In his early years, he was disappointed. Later, he traveled to Hexi, first as the secretary of Ge Shuhan, and then successively served as the envoy of Huainan and Sichuan Jiedu, and finally scattered to ride and serve. Sealed state Wang Bohai County Hou.

The seven-word songs and deeds created by him are full of characteristics, the pen is strong, and the momentum is unrestrained. Biansai's poems are as famous as Cen Shen, and they are called oak or "Gao Cen" sails like boys, and their styles are roughly similar. There is "Gao Chang to be Collected".