How to read the couplet The sea is facing the morning and falling, and the floating clouds are long

This pair of odd couplets hangs in Shanhaiguan.

Mengjiang Nu Temple cleverly uses the ancient text of one word with multiple sounds and multiple meanings. The character "朝" in the upper couplet can be read as "zhāo", which means morning; It can also be read "cháo", which means "tide", which refers to the rise and fall of the sea. The character "long" in the lower couplet can be pronounced "cháng", which means often; It can also be read "zhǎng", which refers to the ebb and flow of floating clouds.

So this couplet can be read as: the tide of the sea, towards the tide, towards the tide and the tide; Floating clouds are long, often long, often long and often disappearing.

The couplet reads: "The sea goes down in the morning, and the clouds fade for a long time." The meaning of this phrase is that the sea is constantly ebbing and falling from morning to night, and the floating clouds are constantly changing and disappearing.

The couplet was inspired by the traditional Chinese cultural background. Water and clouds are common things in nature, but they also embody the concepts of life and eternity. Seawater is the largest body of water buried on the earth's brother bucket ball, and it continues to tide and flow, representing the longevity and continuation of life.

The floating clouds represent change and shift, they appear and disappear in a flash.

The creation of this couplet is also a combination of tradition and modernity, using the literary expression of rhyme and battle, which is in line with the characteristics of the couplet. It presents a vivid depiction of natural objects, but also has a profound philosophical significance in it.

Returning to the reading itself, the sea is facing and falling, and the clouds are long and disappearing. The whole sentence is a complete meaning that requires a pause. Between the pause of "falling" and "disappearing", it represents a rhythm of change in nature, and also pursues a sense of beauty of balance and harmony.

Overall, this couplet is a masterpiece of elegance and appreciation, which is both aesthetic and cultural, as well as deeply philosophical. It has a wonderful sense of rhythm that makes people intoxicated. It combines traditional culture and modern aesthetics, showing the outstanding expressiveness of traditional Chinese culture and art.

The sea is facing the chaochao, the chaochao is falling, the floating clouds are long, long, long, and long", the pronunciation of this couplet is [haishuichaozhaozhaochao zhaochaozhaoluo, fuyunzhangchangchangzhang changzhangchangxiao].

The sea is facing the sea towards the morning towards the fall.

Floating clouds are long and long, long and long, and long and long.

Translation: The sea tide rises, every morning ** tide, every day the tide rises and the tide rises every day.

Floating clouds are everywhere, often everywhere, often diffuse and often fade.

Other versions are introduced:

The sea is rising towards the tide, towards the tide, towards the fall, and the floating clouds rise and fall, and rise and fall.

This kind of interpretation, focusing on the ebb and flow of sea water and the appearance and fall of floating clouds, reveals the law of change and order in nature.

The sea is rising towards the tide, the tide is rising towards the tide, falling towards the tide, the floating clouds are rising, rising and rising, and disappearing.

This kind of interpretation focuses on expressing the perception of the infinite power of nature, everything in the world has rules, how can people be swayed!

Sea tide, tide! Tide! Tide! The tide is falling, the clouds are rising, rising! Rose! Rose! Long rise and long fall.

This kind of interpretation, from the rise of the sea, the floating clouds and rejoice, from the sea, the disappearance of the floating clouds and sigh, is really the passage of time, everything is not troubled!

The sea water is towards the tide, towards the tide, towards the falling bridge, and the floating clouds rise and rise, rise and fall, and disappear.

This kind of interpretation focuses on expressing the helplessness of shaking heads and sighing at the reincarnation of all things.

The sea tide rises towards the tide and rises and falls towards the tide, = the floating clouds rise and fall and rise and fall.