Regarding the question of the comparison of the Book of Songs, and some questions about the Book o

It seems a little boring. If this is the subject of the so-called national quintessence, I really feel a little sad.

Metaphors, of course, depend on the specific locale and the purpose of the sentence used. It is said that "out of its east gate, there are women like clouds" and "sideburns like clouds", although the ontology is different, the metaphor is the same, but the meaning of "clouds" is different: the first one obviously means to gather like clouds, the meaning of "clouds".

The second "cloud" refers to the gentle curls like clouds, such as "cloud sideburns" and "cloud bun". It can be seen that although the same is "cloud", the reference is different, and the meaning of "cloud" used is different, so it is not appropriate to simply say that it is "the same metaphor".

Furthermore, "there are women like clouds" and "there are women like jade", although the ontology is the same but the metaphor is different, the ontology is actually not the same. The "female" of "there are women like clouds" refers to a group of women; The "female" in "there are women like jade" refers specifically to a specific woman. Judging from the purpose of the metaphor used, "there are women like clouds" is to say that there are many women, in order to make it clear that "there are a hundred charms and thousands of reds in the world, and I love you alone"; "There are women like jade" is to talk about the purity and beauty of the woman in Huaichun.

The purpose is different, and the metaphor is naturally different.

The style of the fifteen kingdoms is not the poetry of the fifteen vassal states, and the correct interpretation is the fifteen phenomena of statecraft. For example, now people in Oak also use wind to represent certain social phenomena, such as party style, people's style, study style, rectification style, rectification is to rectify bad habits, such as rectification of party style, rectification of study style and so on. The meaning of the wind in the Book of Poetry is the same as that of the modern wind, and it still refers to the social atmosphere and the current situation, for example, Zhou Nan means not the south of the Zhou Dynasty but takes into account the overall situation, which means the scoundrel of the Son of Heaven, and it can be seen from the word Zhou Nan that the unified country is going to perish, and the war is about to begin.

Calling Nan means that it is difficult to summon, which means that no one in the world listens to the orders of the Son of Heaven. You might say. In fact, in addition to Nan can be used as a noun for directions, it also includes the meaning of difficult, but it can not be used as a noun for direction, so Zhou Nan is Zhou Nan, Zhao Nan is difficult to summon Tang Feng is absurd, Wei Feng refers to the people's lack of ability to distinguish between right and wrong, Ya refers to the improvement of the author's life, and Song refers to the author as the Son of Heaven again.

In fact, the Book of Songs is a perfect scene for re-ascending to the Tianzi Hall. It is a benchmark for people to be angry and strong, so let's take a look at whether Zhou Nan is the embodiment of the writer as the Son of Heaven taking care of the overall situation, and whether Zhao Nan means that the people of the world do not obey the call of the Son of Heaven. We must explain the Book of Songs, but the premise is that it is not allowed to say fake words, and it is not allowed to explain Mao Chuan.

We must insist on the meaning of the Chinese characters themselves, from the Chinese characters to find ** not from the ancient book interpretation to find **, because the author of the ancient book interpretation is just a little older than us, in fact, their knowledge ** is also through their imagination, their wrong imagination can never be used as the basis for us to read ancient texts, otherwise there will be a lot of contradictions, take care of one and the other, so the same word here you will say that it means this, where you will say that meaning. Tell you, a Chinese character should be the same in different articles, it is impossible to be correct here, and it becomes a fake character there. If you think it's a fake word, you don't understand the full meaning.

For example, the meaning of the bean in the Book of Poetry is actually a delicacy, and the meaning of grass and insects is actually the same voice and the same pace.

Tanka line is a song about wine, how much is life? For example, the morning dew is bitter in the past. Be generous and unforgettable.

How to solve the problem? Only Du Kang. Qingqing Zijin, leisurely my heart.

But for the sake of the king, he has been groaning so far. Yo yo deer chirping, eating wild apples. I have guests, drummers and shengs.

It's as clear as the moon, when can it be done? Worries come from it, and they cannot be cut off. The more strange it is, the more vain it exists.

Talking about the old kindness. The moon stars are scarce, and the black magpie flies south. Three turns around the tree, what branches can be followed?

The mountains are not tired of being high, and the sea is not tired of being deep. Zhou Gong vomited, and the world returned to the heart to use the verses of Bixing: For example, the morning dew, the day is bitter.

Be generous and unforgettable. How to solve the problem? Only Du Kang.

The poems that borrow the technique of allusion are, the black magpie flies south, three turns around the tree, there is no branch to follow, Zhou Gong Tupu, and the world returns to the heart.

Yes, poetry is not the same as the Book of Songs, the Book of Poetry is a book composed of national style, south wind, and so on after being revised by Confucius, but the scope of poetry is extremely broad, whether Chu Ci, Tang poetry, Song Ci, Yuan Qu (because there is a "song" word in poetry) are included in poetry, and even modern poetry is also possible, poetry is the collective name of all poetry. But if you see references to "poetry" in the literary works of your ancestors (mostly before the Ming Dynasty), almost all of them refer to the Book of Songs.

Right! Poetry is a general term for all poems, as long as it is poetry, it is called poetry. The Book of Songs is a book, and the poems in it belong to poetry, so poetry is larger than the Book of Songs in terms of scope. Hope it helps, thank you.