What does it mean to be in the rain cover

There is no rain cover for the lotus.

Translation: The lotus leaves are gone, and the leaves and rhizomes like an umbrella to protect them from the rain are no longer as slim as in summer.

Therefore, the meaning of "qing" is lifted, and by extension, it is slim and elegant.

The lotus has no rain cover, and the chrysanthemum remains still have proud frost branches" from the first two sentences of the ancient poem "Gift to Liu Jingwen" by the Song Dynasty poet Su Shi, the full text of which is as follows:

There is no rain cover for the lotus, and there are still proud frost branches in the chrysanthemum.

A good year must be remembered, it is the time of orange, yellow, orange and green.

Notes] 1. Liu Jingwen: Liu Jisun (1033 1092), the character Jingwen, a native of Xiangfu (now Kaifeng, Henan). Song Renzong Jiayou, with Zuo Bandian directly supervised Raozhou liquor affairs, and studied in Celsius ("Stone Forest Poems" volume II).

Song Zhezong Yuan Youzhong took the deputy envoy of the Zuozang Treasury as the supervisor of the soldiers and horses of the two Zhejiang. Because Su Shi recommended Xizhou. Shi Zhi Wensi Deputy Envoy.

2. Qing: Finger lift in the text, upward support. (Qingyu cover: Yu points upwards to lift the lotus leaf) 3, proud frost: The text refers to not being afraid of frost, strong and unyielding.

Commentary] The lotus leaves are gone, and the leaves and rhizomes like an umbrella to cover the rain are no longer as slim as in summer; The chrysanthemums have also withered, but the tall chrysanthemum branches still look vigorous in the cold wind. Don't think that the year is over, you have to remember that the best scenery is in late autumn and early winter when the oranges are yellow and the oranges are green.

1. "Qing" means to lift up; Raise. "Qingyu cover" is a cover that can shelter lotus flowers from rain, that is, lotus leaves.

2. "The lotus is exhausted and there is no rain cover" means that the lotus flowers are in full bloom, and the lotus leaves that hold the lotus flowers are no longer (withered).

3. The original poem is:

Give Liu Jingwen a winter view.

Dynasty: Song Dynasty.

There is no rain cover for the lotus, and there are still proud frost branches in the chrysanthemum.

A good year must be remembered, the most orange, yellow, orange and green.

4. Translation: The lotus flowers withered and even the lotus leaves of the rain withered, and only the branches of the chrysanthemums that had broken were still proud of the frost.

The best time of the year to remember is in late autumn and early winter, when oranges are golden and oranges are green.

5. Appreciation: This poem was written by the poet as a gift to his friend Liu Jingwen. The first two lines of the poem describe the scene, grasping the "lotus end" and "chrysanthemum remnant" to depict the bleak scene of late autumn and early winter.

There is no more" and "there are" form a strong contrast, highlighting the image of chrysanthemums proud of frost and cold. The last two sentences reveal the purpose of the poem. It shows that although the winter scenery is bleak and cold, it also has a fruitful, ripe and bumper harvest, which is precisely incomparable with other seasons.

The poet writes like this, it is used as a metaphor for people in the prime of life, although youth has passed, but it is also a mature life, the best stage of great achievements, encourage friends to cherish this good time, optimistic, unremitting efforts, do not be depressed, self-indulgence.

Qing in this verse means to lift, to lift up. Rain cover: The metaphor points upwards to lift the lotus leaf. The meaning of the verse is: The lotus flower has withered, and even the lotus leaf that is the rain cover has withered.

The poem is from the Song Dynasty poet Su Shi.

's ancient poem "Gift to Liu Jingwen".

The full text is as follows: the lotus has no rain cover, and the chrysanthemum still has proud frost branches. A good year must be remembered, it is the time of orange, yellow, orange and green.

The meaning of the word Qing in the rain cover is that it is supported. The meaning of the whole poem is that autumn has arrived, and the lotus stem is unable to support the lotus leaves.

The meaning of the lotus is that autumn has arrived, and the leaves of the lotus leaf have withered, but there are still poles.

The meaning of this verse is:

When the lotus flower withered, the lotus leaf that was held like a round umbrella had already rotted.

Therefore, Qing means to hold on.

Qing: Anthropomorphic writing. The meaning of support. Refers to the lotus stem supporting the lotus leaf.

The lotus has no rain cover: "lotus" is more of a metaphor for the gentleman, and at the end of the year, the lotus leaves are exhausted, which is a metaphor for the gentleman's life is not at the right time, and it is inevitable that he will fall and lose his way.

From Su Shi's "Gift to Liu Jingwen" in the Northern Song Dynasty

Original poem: There is no rain cover for the lotus, and the chrysanthemum still has proud frost branches.

A good year must be remembered, the most orange, yellow, orange and green.

The meaning of the whole sentence: The lotus leaves are gone, and the leaves and rhizomes like an umbrella to protect them from the rain are no longer as slim as in summer.

"Qingyu cover" refers to the lotus leaf, which looks like an umbrella to protect from the rain.

Qing: Stretch out, cover.

The lotus flowers withered, and even the lotus leaves that rained withered.

The lotus leaves are like an umbrella to protect them from the rain, and the leaves and rhizomes are no longer as slim as in summer. "Qingyu cover" refers to lotus leaves. From "Gift to Liu Jingwen", it is a seven-character quatrain created by the Northern Song Dynasty writer Su Shi.

This poem was written in the fifth year of Yuan You (1090 AD) and is an encouragement poem for his friend Liu Jingwen. This poem expresses the author's broad mind and exhortation and support for friends in the same predicament.

Poetry:

Poetry refers to the traditional poetry of the Han nationality in China, represented by ancient style poems, near-style poems and grammatical poems. It is also one of the characteristics of the Chinese character cultural circle. It is generally believed that poetry is more suitable for "words", while words are more suitable for "lyricism".

Poetry is a literary art that expounds the soul, and poets and lyricists need to master mature artistic skills, and in accordance with strict rhythmic requirements, use concise language, dense rules, abundant emotions and rich imagery to express social life and the human spiritual world in a highly concentrated manner.

Qing, the original meaning is lifting, and it also has the meaning of "top". However, the "rain" in "the lotus is gone" is the meaning of sheltering the rain.

Qing - the meaning of lifting. There is no rain cover for the lotus - it means that the lotus leaves are no longer able to hold the rain in the air.

Pronunciation: [qíng].

Interpretation: Lift up; Raise.

Qingyu: Hold up the rain.

Here's what it means to resist blocking.

There is no rain cover for the lotus, and the chrysanthemum is still proud of the frost branches". "Lotus" is more of a metaphor for the gentleman, and at the end of the year, the lotus withered leaves are exhausted, which is a metaphor for the gentleman's birth at the wrong time, and it is inevitable that he will fall and lose his way; Chrysanthemum is often used as a metaphor for the late festival, and Jingwen has no deficit in his later years, and there are still branches of frost and snow. "A good year must be remembered, it is orange, yellow, orange and green" These two sentences reveal the purpose of the poem. Generally speaking, when people reach their twilight years and are disappointed in their lives, they will inevitably be depressed and depressed, but for readers, especially those with ideals and ambitions, it is not impossible to lose the east corner and harvest the mulberry elm. Therefore, the poet uses the two sentences "A good year must be remembered, the most orange, yellow, orange and green" to his friends, and he exhorted him, and his words were sincere and touching.

The author writes from flowers to branches, from branches and leaves to fruits, indicating that although the winter scene is bleak and cold, it also has a fruitful, ripe and bumper harvest. The poet writes like this, is used as a metaphor for people to the prime of life, and even in old age, although youth has passed, but it is also the first stage of maturity and great achievements in life, encouraging friends to cherish this good time, be optimistic, work hard, and do not be depressed and self-indulgent.

The genius of the poet lies in the fact that he does not simply write about the withering of lotus and chrysanthemum flowers, but extends his description to lotus leaves and chrysanthemum branches. In the end, the lotus flower is born, and the lotus leaves are indispensable for it. Su Shi used Qingyu without a cover to say that the lotus was defeated and cleaned, which can really be described as a song and a pen!

Similarly, the reason why chrysanthemum is known as the hero of frost is not only because of its cold fragrance and beautiful posture, but also because it has tall and strong branches. The flower is broken, and the branch can still be proud of its independence, so as to fully reflect its lonely and proud character. The poet's observation can be described as meticulous, and the poet's ability to grasp the essence of things can also be described as strong!

These two sentences are opposite to each other, and the content is connected, which is called "flowing water pair". "Nothing", "still have", in one go, write the difference between the two flowers.

In the poem, the "proud frost branch" is used as a comparison, which means to praise Liu Jingwen's noble and arrogant character. "The chrysanthemum remnant still has proud frost branches", and later some people borrowed it as a metaphor for the unyielding person. The poet uses the "end" of the lotus to set off the "pride" of the chrysanthemum; The contrast between the summer and the autumn colors of the chrysanthemums sets off the early winter decorated by the thriving orange trees, highlighting the vigorous orange trees and highlighting the poet's heartfelt praise for the vitality (or noble temperament) of the orange tree.

This poem also uses the technique of comparison (or metaphor), using three plants, lotus, chrysanthemum, and orange, as a metaphor for people's noble temperament."

It is when the orange-yellow-orange-green is raised: the metaphor points upwards to lift the lotus leaf).

The lotus has no rain cover, the chrysanthemum residue still has the proud frost branch, and the chrysanthemum residue still has the proud frost branch" from the first two sentences of the ancient poem "Gift to Liu Jingwen" by the Song Dynasty poet Su Shi, Liu Jingwen: Liu Jisun (1033 1092), the word Jingwen, Xiangfu (now Kaifeng, Henan) people, the full text is as follows. Rain cover: The metaphor points upwards to lift the lotus leaf.

3. You have to remember:

There is no rain cover and proud frost in the lotus: the text refers to not being afraid of frost and being strong and unyielding [Commentary].

The lotus leaf is gone. A good year must be remembered.

Notes] 1;The chrysanthemums have also withered, but the tall chrysanthemum branches still look vigorous in the cold wind. Don't think that the good times of the year are coming to an end (rain cover, upward support. Song Renzong Jiayou, to the left of the palace directly supervised Raozhou liquor, when the orange is green, like an umbrella to cover the rain, the leaves and rhizomes are no longer as slim as in summer, the most beautiful scenery is in the late autumn and early winter, the orange is yellow, and the study of the state ("Stone Forest Poems" volume II).

Song Zhezong Yuan Youzhong took the deputy envoy of the Zuozang Treasury as the supervisor of the soldiers and horses of the two Zhejiang. Because Su Shi recommended Xizhou. Shi Zhi Wensi Deputy Envoy.

2. Qing: Refers to the text in the text.

Qing - the meaning of lifting.

It's not that the lotus leaves that can hold the rain and prevent the rain from falling are gone.