Compare the similarities and differences between the expression of love in Guan Ju and Sho Zhongzi!!

The short poem "National Style, Zhou Nan, Guan Ju" occupies a special place in the history of Chinese literature. It is the first "Book of Songs" "Guan Ju" both recognizes that the love of men and women is a natural and normal feeling, and requires that this feeling be restrained, so that it conforms to the virtues of society, and later generations often take one end of their needs and extend it to play, and people who resist the inhuman oppression of feudal etiquette and religion often carry the authoritative banner of "Guan Ju" to assert the right to satisfy personal feelings. The so-called "poetry has no mastery", and a class can be seen in "Guan Ju".

The content of "Guan Ju" is actually very simple, it is to write about a "gentleman's" pursuit of "lady", and write that he is distressed when he can't get a "lady", and he can't sleep after tossing and turning; I was very happy when I got the "lady", and asked people to play ** to celebrate, and in this way, I made the "lady" happy.

The word "seeking" is the center of the whole poem, and the whole poem shows the process of a man's pursuit of a woman, that is, from deep longing to the realization of the desire to get married. The third chapter expresses the anxiety that cannot be supposed. This is the key to the article, which best embodies the spirit of the whole poem.

The identity of the characters in the work is very clear: "gentleman" was a general term for nobles in the era of the Book of Songs, and this "gentleman" has a good status for the music of the piano and bells and drums. In the past, this poem was often interpreted as a "folk love song", but I am afraid that it is wrong, it should depict the life of the aristocracy.

Original: Guan Ju.

Xianqin: Anonymous.

Guan Guan Ju Dove, in the river island. My Fair Lady, Gentleman.

Jagged wattles, left and right flowing. My Fair Lady, I covet it.

I can't ask for it, but I can't think about it. Leisurely, tossing and turning.

Jagged wattles, picked left and right. My Fair Lady, Friends of the Piano.

Jagged wattle, left and right. My Fair Lady, bells and drums.

Translation: Guan Guan and Ming's dove, accompanied by a small island in the river. That beautiful and virtuous woman is a good spouse of a gentleman.

Jagged wattle, scoop it from left to right. The beautiful and virtuous woman wanted to pursue her when she woke up and slept. pursued but couldn't get it, and I always missed her day and night.

The long thoughts make it difficult to fall asleep. Jagged wattle, pick it from left to right. The beautiful and virtuous woman played the harp to draw close to her. For a jagged horsetail, pluck it from left to right. The beautiful and virtuous woman beat the bell and drum to please her.

I summarized it myself, you can take a look.

Guan Ju is selected from the "Book of Songs, Southern Zhou", which belongs to the wind, elegance, and song of a kind of wind (national style). It is a famous love song.

Guan Ju focuses on the narrative, and it can be seen that the protagonist loves, pursues, and fantasizes about such a clue as My Fair Lady. At the beginning of Guan Ju, "Guan Guan Ju Dove" used the technique of reviving.

The first six sentences are real, that is, the protagonist's love for My Fair Lady, and the last four sentences are fictional.