Who knows what Zhu Xi s reading of books means full poem ?

The water in the half-acre square pond is bright and clear, like an open mirror, and the shadows of the blue sky and white clouds are reflected on the surface of the pond, as if walking back and forth leisurely. How can it be so clear? Because there is a constant flow of living water from the source.

The shadow of the white clouds is reflected on the surface of the pond, as if walking back and forth leisurely. How can it be so clear? Because there is a constant flow of living water from the source.

The meaning of Zhu Xi's "Reading Books with Feelings" is: a half-acre square pond, like a mirror, with clear sky light and cloud shadows shining and floating on the water. If you want to ask why the water in the pond is so clear?

That's because there is an inexhaustible source of living water that feeds it.

The original text of "Reading Books and Feelings": Half an acre of square pond is opened, and the sky and clouds and shadows are wandering. Q: Is that clear? For there is a source of living water.

The first two sentences of "Reading Books and Feelings" write scenes, and the last two sentences are discussed. One question and one answer vividly expresses the poet's deep and unique reading feelings, implying philosophy. The two sentences in this poem, "Ask the canal to be as clear as promised, for there is a source of living water" are famous sentences through the ages, these two poems say that the clarity of the water is because there is a source of living water constantly injected, implying that people want to have a clear mind, they must read carefully and add new knowledge at all times.

Therefore, this poem is often used as a metaphor for constantly learning new knowledge in order to reach a new realm. People also use these two poems to praise a person's academic or artistic achievements, which have their own deep origins.

The meaning of the whole poem: the half-acre square pond is displayed in front of you like a mirror, and the brilliance of the sky and the shadows of the floating clouds move together in the mirror. Why is the water in the pond so clear?

It's because there is an inexhaustible source of living water for it.

The whole poem is as follows: Half an acre of square pond is opened, and the sky and clouds and shadows wander together. Q: Is that clear? For there is a source of living water.

1. "Reading Books" tells people the truth: the wisdom of the human heart is formed through continuous reading and continuous acquisition of new knowledge, and only by constantly reading can we make our state of mind "clear and clear". It is a group of poems by the Song Dynasty scholar Zhu Xi, with the help of the phenomenon of pond water being injected with living water, which is a metaphor for constantly accepting new things in order to maintain the activity and progress of thought.

2. Philosophical poems that express the experience of reading and depicting the emotional image of things themselves contain rational things. "Half an acre of square pond opens, the sky and clouds and shadows wander together", half an acre of "square pond" is not big, only half an acre of a square pond, but it is as clear and clear as a mirror, "a jian" of "Jian", is the "mirror", a mirror to look at people, "mirror" and "Jian" is a meaning.

3. This poem uses metaphor to metaphorize the reading experience by using the clear and clear image of half an acre of square pond, telling us that just as the continuous stream of living water makes the pond so clear, people need to keep reading and constantly absorb new knowledge in order to be more intelligent, and their minds can be more open-minded and more sensitive.

1. "Two Poems of Reading Books" is a group of poems by Zhu Xi, a Song ** scholar. These two poems depict the author's feelings of "reading books", revealing profound philosophies with the help of vivid images. The first poem uses the scenery as a metaphor, with the help of the phenomenon of the pond water being injected with living water, which is a metaphor for the need to constantly accept new things in order to maintain the activity and progress of thought; The second poem uses facts to explain reason, with the help of giant ships, no one can push but can sail freely in the water, which is a metaphor for the truth that artistic creation needs inspiration.

The whole poem is philosophical in vivid metaphors, not falling for reason, full of reason, and has been recited by people.

2. When and where this group of poems were written, and why they were written, have always been puzzling, and scholars are unclear and have many divergent opinions. Some people believe that this poem was written a year after the meeting of Goose Lake, that is, in the spring of the third year of Chunxi in the Southern Song Dynasty (1176), Zhu Xi traveled to Sanqing Mountain like the tomb of Wuyuan Province, and had an epiphany when he was resting in Sanqing Palace in Sanqing Mountain. According to Zhu Xi's letter to Xu Shunzhi "Reply to Xu Shunzhi" (the first edited and reduced version of the four series, Volume 39 of the "Zhu Gongwen Anthology"), others infer that these two poems were written in the second year of the Southern Song Dynasty (1166), when Zhu Xi lived in Wufuli, Chong'an, northern Fujian.