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Southern song dynasty. The monk Zen Master Daochuan commented on the Buddhist classic "Diamond Sutra".
Ode to the poem. The original poem has no title, and was originally contained in the "Ode to the Vajra Prajnaparamita Sutra" written by Zen Master Daochuan, that is, the "Commentary on the Diamond Sutra of Sichuan Lao", and was later transcribed by various annotations of the "Diamond Sutra".
The World-Honored One is the one who is the reality, that is, the right and the wrong are the same.
Tell the truth by name. Even if you do a pure act, if you see dirt and purity, it is quite affectionate and dirty, that is, it is not a pure mind, but if the mind has gained, it is not a reality. World-honored (supreme) reality, where can mountains, rivers and the earth come from? Song said:
The mountains are colored from afar.
Hear the water silently.
Spring flowers are still there.
People are not surprised when they come.
The heads are revealed.
Objects are elemental.
How to say no.
It's just too clear.
Regarding the author of the poem, for a long time, there was Wang Wei of the Tang Dynasty.
Said, the monk Dachuan Zen Master said that the crown of the Yuan Dynasty.
Said, Tang Bohu of the Ming Dynasty.
Say, Qing Dynasty Gao Ding.
said and other versions. The common denominator of these legends is that they have no historical basis. Most of them are just speculation and false rumors on the Internet, and some people even believe that the poem originated from describing a painting and titled "Painting" based on a one-sided understanding of the first half of the poem.
Yes, the mountains in the painting can see the colors, and the water in the painting cannot hear the sound; Spring has passed, but the flowers on the painting are still in full bloom; The man approached, but the bird in the painting was not disturbed in the slightest - it seemed appropriate on the surface!
However, if you experience it this way, the last four lines of the poem are completely incomprehensible. The first four sentences and the last four sentences are completely irrelevant, which is very inappropriate. Actually, this poem is a poem that expounds the principles of Zen, depicting the pure nature and the pure nature's observation of all appearances, which is different from the observation of the realm of the ordinary mind.
Self-nature sees the mountain, although there is a hue.
There is also nothing, it is just an illusion; Self-nature listens to the sound of water, the sound is not real, and the sound is also silent; Self-nature view of spring flowers, there is no trade-off, the present is self-nature, so although spring has passed, the flowers of self-nature have not withered, and self-nature is not born and destroyed; When the man came, the bird flew away because of its delusional mind, but the bird's nature remained the same and was not disturbed in any way. Although the bird did not understand, the Zen master knew clearly. In this way, everything appears, and the head is the avenue of self-nature; The nature of all things is pure and self-natured, and it is originally equal.
Why does the Zen master say so bitterly, but people don't understand it? It's just because of Ah, people fall into the discriminating thinking, and turn the present wisdom of their own nature into the discriminating and clear thinking mind. This distinction and attachment of the sixth consciousness mind is the root of the "disease" of all sentient beings.
Only by letting go of it can we have a clear mind.
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It was made by Gao Ding of the Qing Dynasty.
Gao Ding: The specific date of birth and death is unknown. Word image.
1. Humble Wu, a native of Renhe, Zhejiang Province (now Hangzhou, Zhejiang Province), lived mainly after the Opium War, and was a poet who was not considered famous in the late Qing Dynasty.
Gao Ding's works have not been circulated much during his lifetime, but two of them are still popular today.
One of them is "Village House", which is about kite flying
The grass grows and the warbler flies in the February sky, and the willows are drunk with spring smoke. The children returned early from school and were busy releasing paper kites in the east wind. ”
The second is the "Painting" mentioned here
From afar, the mountains are colored, and the water is silent. The flowers are still in spring, and the birds are not surprised. ”
Some say that this poem is the work of the Tang Dynasty poet Wang Wei. However, all over the "Quantang Poems", under Wang Wei's name, there is no such poem; And there is no such poem in the entire "All Tang Poems".
There is also a saying: According to legend, Tang Bohu, one of the four great talents, once walked in Hangzhou, went to the broken bridge, and found a fill-in-the-blank poem on the railing of the bridge: "Look at the color, listen to the sound."
Go in, come to surprise. After reading it, Tang Bohu improvised a blank filler, inscribed words on the blank space, and made up a wonderful poem "Song and Painting Poem": "Look at the mountains from afar, and listen to the water silently."
The flowers are still in spring, and the birds are not surprised. ”
In fact, the latter two statements are nonsense.
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This is the ancient poem "Painting" by the Tang Dynasty poet Wang Wei, the full text of which is as follows: the mountains are colored from afar, and the water is silent when you hear it closely. The flowers are still in spring, and the birds are not surprised.
The translation of the whole poem is as follows: the mountains are bright in color from afar, but there is no sound when you hear the water when you get closer. Spring has passed, but there are still many flowers and plants competing for beauty, and people are approaching, but the birds are still not alarmed.
Appreciation] Distant mountains are smiling, colored is a good mountain, what is colored? The orange is noisy, delicate and handsome, the red lacks moisture, the green is the color, the cold color is also the best color, and the strange puppet is also a different color, only because of its distance and produces a sense of beauty, making people feel that it has infinite scenery. This is the "quiet state", and the beauty of the quiet state is beyond the first sentence, because those who have meditation can taste it.
It's like the snow in the spring that kicked the people out of the art space at the beginning. Disqualify the impetuous from appreciating beauty. Here, no impetuosity is possible, some are just as calm as water, but not stagnant water but living water.
Do you see that there is water in the painting? A pool of spring water poured out with irresistible enthusiasm. A flowing beauty jumps in the poet's eyes.
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If you can't hear the sound of the water, it's because you're looking at the painting and you can't see the flowers, so it's supposed that the painting is damaged, and the place where there are flowers is damaged, so you can't see the flowers.
Original text painting Tang Dynasty Wang Wei.
From afar, the mountains are colored, and the water is silent.
The flowers are still in spring, and the birds are not surprised.
Vernacular translation. In the distance, you can see the verdant color of the mountain, but you can't hear the sound of running water in the distance.
Spring passed, but the flowers continued to bloom, and as people approached, the birds on the branches were not afraid.
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Look at the mountains from afar, listen to the water silently, the spring flowers are still there, and the people and birds are not surprised. This is a riddle poem by the Tang Dynasty poet Wang Wei, and the riddle is "Painting". You said that you can't hear the sound of water because you're looking at the painting, and you say you can't see the flowers, so the painting is damaged, and the place where there are flowers is damaged, so you can't see the flowers.
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Because the name of the poem is painting, it's not that you can't see the flowers. But is it spring when you can still see the flowers, see the water flowing but can't hear the sound of the water flowing.
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This is a poem specifically written about painting, and the ancients first tasted the artistic conception of works such as calligraphy, painting, poetry, and songs. This is one of the reasons why many paintings that have been handed down have more seals and names on ink paintings. Of course, there are also a lot of gongbi paintings in our Chinese civilization for thousands of years, which are also national treasures, and this poem should describe the paintings of gongbi paintings.
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Because the poem is about a painting.
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It's a riddle, and the riddle is a picture.
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This is a painting of landscapes and flowers.
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1. What is described: fresh paintings, conveying a kind of real artistic conception. Because of the small to see the big, to the small is always more, in the short chapter contains a wealth of content, is its biggest feature.
2. Translation: In the distance, you can see that the mountains have verdant colors, but you can't hear the sound of running water in the near distance. Spring has passed, but the flowers are still blooming, and the birds on the branches do not move.
3. Source: A poem by Wang Wei - "Painting".
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The poem describes a painting.
The mountains in the distance are often blurred, but the mountains on the painting are very clear, and when you listen to the flowing water in the near distance, you should hear the sound of the water, but the flowing water in the painting is silent. Flowers that bloom in the spring wither as spring passes. And the flower on the painting, no matter what season it is, it is in full bloom.
When a person approaches a bird perched on a branch, it is frightened and flies away. But the bird in the painting, even if you get closer, it won't startle away. The whole poem seems to be reading in violation of the laws of nature, but in fact, it is a secret mystery that writes the characteristics of the painting.
The paintings in the poem seem to represent a dream, a dream that is visible but unattainable, but that dream can only be remembered when the human mind is in a quiet state. But it is a fact that it is impossible to obtain, and the poet can only look for the last thing in the world that can express his feelings with a faint contemplation. People have gone, empty flowers, birds are not frightened, people are coming again, there is no eternal beauty, and all beauty will be hidden in the illusion.
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From afar, the mountains are colored, and the water is silent. The flowers are still in spring, and the birds are not surprised. What is the title of each poem?
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The poem is about a painting of a flower that blooms no matter what the season. A bird that rests on a branch will not be frightened and fly away when people approach it.
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Spring goes to the beginning of summer, landscapes, flowers and birds.
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This should be a text in our primary school, and the mystery is a landscape painting.
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Painting because flowers and birds are on the painting.
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This is the title of the poem, "Painting".
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Painting landscapes, painting flowers and birds.
It can also be regarded as Wang Wei's own perception of the realm of "painting in poetry, and poetry in painting".
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This is a picture that is written.
From a distance, the mountains are colorful, and when you get closer, you can hear it, but there is no sound of flowing water. Spring has passed, but the flowers are still there. When the people came, the birds were not surprised.
It's obviously a scene in a painting.
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I'm glad to answer for you, the mountains are colored from afar, and the water is silent; The flowers are still in spring, and the birds are not surprised. The author is Wang Wei. Wang Wei, the word Maha, the number Mahaju.
Han nationality, a native of Puzhou, Hedong (now Yuncheng, Shanxi), ancestral home of Qi County, Shanxi, a poet of the Tang Dynasty, known as the "Poetry Buddha". Su Shi commented on it: "The poem of Taste Maha Jie, there are paintings in the poems; Looking at the painting, there is poetry in the painting.
From afar, the mountains are colored, and the water is silent. The flowers are still in spring, and the birds are not surprised. Who is the author.
Dear [Smile Linghe], I am happy to answer for you, see the mountains from afar, and listen to the water silently; The flowers are still in spring, and the birds are not surprised. The author is Wang Wei. Wang Wei, the word Maha, the number Mahaju.
Han nationality, a native of Puzhou, Hedong (now Yuncheng, Shanxi), ancestral home of Qi County, Shanxi, a poet of the Tang Dynasty, and a ruler school known as "Poetry Hu Loss Buddha". Su Shi commented on it: "The poem of Taste Maha Jie, there are paintings in the poems; Looking at the painting, there is poetry in the painting.
<>The poem "Painting" describes the natural scene, but what is admired is a painting. The first two sentences write that the mountains are distinct, and the flowing water is silent; The last two sentences describe the four seasons of its flowers, and the birds are not afraid of touching people. The four lines of poetry constitute a complete picture of landscapes, flowers and birds.
The whole poem is neat, especially the use of multiple groups of antonyms in the poem, so that the rhythm is clear, the balance is clear, and the charm is full, and it is catchy to read. The whole poem seems to be reading as if it violates the laws of nature, but in fact, it is a secret mystery that writes the characteristics of the painting.
From afar, the mountains are colored, and the water is silent. The spring flowers are still there, people and birds are not surprised, what kind of scenery are written in these poems, and what are they.
There are four kinds of <>, mountains, water, flowers, and birds.
Thank you. And there's more.
You say. Write a couple of pairs of antonyms in the poem.
Far and near, there is or not, come and go.