What to hang in front of the administrative building???

Hang the orchid pavilion preface lightly, and bury the inscription in the burrow.

Gulian: There's not much fragrance.

Why should it be big.

There is a lot of talk and laughter.

None of the exchanges. White ding.

Calligraphy couplets cannot be written with banners. If it is written as a banner, are the two sentences in one or two? If it's on one, it's called a banner couplet; If in.

Legal couplets, of course.

Li Ka-shing calls himself "a pair that I like very much in recent years", and the only calligraphy hanging in the office, is a poem inscribed by the Qing Dynasty Confucian general Zuo Zongtang in the plum garden of Wuxi, Jiangsu: Make a superior wish, get married, and enjoy inferior blessings; Choose a high place to stand, find a flat place to live, and go to a wide place.

The artistic conception of the words is far-reaching, and Li Ka-shing feels it very much. He said: "It is not uncommon for me to make a high wish and choose a high place in the first four words of the couplet, even children can understand it, and I did it many years ago.

It is not easy to associate with people of the same class and social status as the middle relationship. "As for enjoying inferior blessings, it is even more difficult. After being rich, you can live a simple and simple diet.

For example, he said that although he is rich and noble, he is unreliable, but only the word diligence and thrift can last for a long time. This belief is also practiced in Li Ka-shing's life.

The only couplet hanging in Li Ka-shing's office is a poem inscribed by the Qing Dynasty Confucian general Zuo Zongtang in the plum garden of Wuxi, Jiangsu: "Make a superior wish, marry a middle fate, and enjoy inferior blessings; Choose a high place to stand, find a flat place to live, and go to a wide place.

These 24 words condense the profound philosophy of life:

First, "making superior wishes, getting married, and enjoying inferior blessings" means having lofty ambitions, only seeking medium fate, and living an ordinary life; Looking at the upper, middle and lower, looking at the height, flat and wide, thinking of the bottom when the top is up, and looking for the width when standing high. Therefore, no matter how intricate the contradictions are, we can deal with changes without being alarmed, and in danger without chaos, and we can not only create a career, but also keep a career.

Second, "making superior wishes" and "choosing a high place" means that we must have lofty ideals and aspirations. "Jingwei Weimu will fill the sea; Xingtian Dance is dry, and fierce ambition is always there". If you don't have a will, there is nothing you can do in the world.

Moreover, often the higher the goal a person pursues, the faster his talents and wisdom will develop, and the greater his contribution to society.

Third, "enjoying inferior blessings" and "acting broadly" means to be strict with oneself in life and leave room for doing things. There is no contentment, and there is no reason for it; Desire but do not know the end, lose the desire. This is just as Zhuge Liang said:

Quiet to self-cultivation, thrifty to cultivate virtue. It is not indifferent and there is no clear ambition, and there is no far-reaching goal if it is not quiet".

Fourth, whether it is "making superior wishes, forming a middle relationship, and enjoying inferior blessings", or "standing on a high place, sitting on an equal footing, and walking from a wide place", the most critical ideological connotation is balance. Balance in contradictions, balance in advance. It contains not only the balance of personal psychology, but also the balance between inside and outside, up and down, left and right, and front and back.

Balance can be coordinated, balanced can be harmonious, balanced can develop, and balance can progress.

It is a poem inscribed by Zuo Zongtang, a military strategist, politician, and national hero in the late Qing Dynasty.

Choose a high place to stand, find a flat place to live, and go to a wide place.

It contains the essence of the philosophy of life, so Li Ka-shing, the richest man in China, hangs it in his office, which is also the only calligraphy couplet in Li Ka-shing's office.

The two teachers, Guan Shan and Kong Dewen, who are famous calligraphers of the contemporary era, have written the same calligraphy couplet of "Sending a Superior Wish".

1, "Ruihe Immortal, Huting Furuiqi".

Tingfu Ruiqi. Eight days of cold, the new year is coming.

2, "Yuan Ri".

In the sound of firecrackers, the spring breeze sent the spring breeze into Tusu.

Thousands of households always replace the new peach with the old one.

3, "Morning Rising".

Get up in the morning to comb your hair and stand in a thatched cottage.

The fog is all hidden trees, and the air is warm and not frosty.

The beach rushes back to the fish team, and the sky is low and the geese are walking.

The new year is still January, and the days are already long.

4, "Man Tingfang, Beidou Xuankui".

Beidou Xuankui, Marshal of Southern Fujian, Western Halal Xingxian. Donglin White Society, according to the covenant to recognize the front edge. Xiadong rooftop stacks, remember the time, show the mountains and rivers. Three-life dream, rock gong treasure carving, cloud lock stone bridge.

When the imperial furnace blows fog, the palace candle transmits smoke. Looking at the family celebration in the picture, Zhu Zi won the second year. Enter the Yuanmen Festival, to the New Year, long is the feast. Look at next year, in the depths of the five clouds, the yellow hair reflects the sable cicada.

5, "Except for the Night Stay at the Stone Station".

Who asks each other in the hotel, the cold light is amiable.

The year will come to an end, and thousands of miles will not return.

Sadly past, smiling at this body.

Sadness and decay, tomorrow is spring.

6, "Except for the Night".

The cold lights of the hotel never sleep, and the guest's heart turned sad.

The hometown thinks of thousands of miles tonight, and the frost sideburns are another year in the Ming Dynasty.

7, "Keeping the Year".

If you want to know that you are dying, it is like going to a snake.

Half of the scales are gone, so I don't care who can cover them.

If you want to tie it to the end, although you know what to do.

The children do not sleep, and they keep vigil and rejoice in each other's nights.

Don't sing in the morning, but even more fearful.

Sit for a long time and see the Beidou oblique.

There will be no year next year, and I am afraid that my heart will be ruined.

Try your best tonight, the young man can still boast.

It is said that Meng Chang, the king of the Later Shu Kingdom in the fifth dynasty, was a monarch who liked to be unconventional, and on Chinese New Year's Eve at the end of 964 AD, he had a whimsical idea to have one of his bachelors named Xin Yinxun write two sentences on a peach wood board and hang them as peach charms on the door frame of his apartment.

The gist of the next sentence is: The festive season heralds that spring is always there. Since then, the form and content of the peach charm have changed, which is not only manifested in the beginning of the use of the pun body to replace the "gods" and "Yu Lei", but also to expand the connotation of the peach charm, not only to ward off evil spirits and drive away disasters, but also to increase the content of blessings and wishes.

This has become the earliest Spring Festival couplets in my country. By the Song Dynasty, it was quite common to write couplets on mahogany boards.

Wang Anshi's poem "Yuan Ri" wrote:

In the sound of firecrackers, the spring breeze sent the spring breeze into Tusu.

Thousands of households always replace the new peach with the old one.

It reflects the grand occasion of hanging peach charms on every Chinese New Year's Eve. At the same time, with the advent of the door god and the use of red paper to symbolize joy and auspiciousness to write peach charms, the mission of the previous peach charms to ward off evil spirits and avoid disasters was gradually transferred to the door gods, and the content of the peach charms evolved to express people's good wishes for good luck and abundant crops in the coming year. The appearance of the term "Spring Festival couplets" was in the early years of the Ming Dynasty.

After Ming Taizu Zhu Yuanzhang became emperor, he liked the pomp and excitement, and he also liked the peach charms posted by large families every Chinese New Year's Eve, so he wanted to promote it. Before Chinese New Year's Eve, he issued an imperial decree requiring every household in Jinling to paste the Spring Festival on their door frames written on red paper to welcome the new year. On the morning of the first day of the Lunar New Year, Zhu Yuanzhang made a micro-service inspection and inspected the Spring Festival couplets door to door.

Whenever he saw a well-written Spring Festival couplet, he was very happy and full of praise. Zhu Yuanzhang was very angry when he saw that there was no Spring Festival couplet during the inspection, so he asked what the reason was, and the attendant replied: This is a master who is engaged in killing pigs and cutting pigs for a living, and he is very busy during the New Year, and he has not had time to ask someone to write.

Zhu Yuanzhang ordered someone to bring pen, ink, paper and inkstone, and wrote a pair of Spring Festival couplets for this family:

Split the road of life and death with both hands, and cut the root of right and wrong with one knife.

After writing it, continue to make the round. After a while, when Zhu Yuanzhang returned to the palace after his inspection, he passed by here again, and saw that the butcher's house had not yet pasted the Spring Festival couplets he wrote, so he asked what was going on? The owner of the house replied respectfully

This couplet was written by the emperor himself, and we hung it in the middle hall to burn incense every day. Zhu Yuanzhang was very happy to hear this, so he ordered the attendants to reward the family with thirty taels of silver. It can be seen from this that the naming and promotion of the "Spring Festival couplets" was promoted by Zhu Yuanzhang by means of administrative orders and the promulgation of imperial decrees.

FYI.

Datong is prosperous in the world.

The sea embraces all rivers and creates brilliance.

Revealing the mango shoes rise out of the clouds.

Polishing the tin rod is worthy of honor.

Great achievements from the beginning.

Prosperity and prosperity come from suffering.

The Spring Festival couplets require the upper link to be on the right, and the lower one to be on the left (with people and opposites), that is, the opposite of the horizontal text. Generally, the last word of the lower link is flat.