Insist that the green mountains do not relax, and what kind of plant is the root in the broken rock

It's bamboo. Bamboo and Stone

Thousands of blows are still strong, and the wind blows from east to west, north and south.

Notes] 1."Bamboo and Stone" is an inscription poem.

2.Firmness: The metaphor has strong roots, like biting and not letting go.

3.Grinding: Torture. Strong: Firm and strong.

4.Er: That's. The meaning of this sentence says: Even if the wind blows violently, it will not blow it down.

Commentary] This is a poem with a profound inscription. The first two sentences say that bamboo is rooted in broken rock, and the foundation is firm. The second sentence says that no matter how much the wind blows from all sides, and how much the bamboo and stone are beaten, they are still firm and strong.

In praising the firm and tenacious spirit of Zhushi, the author implies the strength of his own style. "Strength is still strong despite thousands of blows, and the wind blows from east to west, north and south" is often used to describe the resolute stand of revolutionaries in the struggle and their unwavering character when attacked by the enemy.

About the author] Zheng Xie (Yinxie) (1693-1765), a native of Xinghua (now Xinghua County, Jiangsu Province), was a famous calligrapher and painter in the Qing Dynasty.

100% sure it's "bamboo" from "Bamboo and Stone".

Author: Zheng Xie (1693, 1765).

Chinese Qing Dynasty painter, calligrapher, writer. The word Kerou, Banqiao, a native of Xinghua, Jiangsu, was born in 1693 and died in 1765, Kangxi Xiucai, Yongzheng Juren, Qianlong Jinshi. He lived in Yangzhou and made a living selling paintings.

It is one of the "Eight Strange Creatures of Yangzhou", and its poems, calligraphy and paintings are known as the "Three Uniques", and the painting is good at orchid bamboo.

Bamboo.. From Zheng Banqiao's inscription poem "Bamboo Stone".

Thousands of blows are still tenacious, and the wind blows from east to west, north and south.

Bamboo, these two sentences are from "Bamboo and Stone".

Bamboo, this sentence comes from "Bamboo and Stone".

Green bamboo. Zheng Banqiao's "Bamboo and Stone".

It depicts bamboo.

From Zheng Xie of the Qing Dynasty.

Original text of "Bamboo and Stone":

Insist that the green mountains are not relaxed, and the roots are in the broken rocks.

Thousands of blows are still strong, and the wind blows from east to west, north and south.

Translation: Firmly hold on to the green mountains and do not relax, originally deeply rooted in the cracks of the stones.

The bones of the body are still strong, and you can blow the wind from east to west, north and south.

"Bamboo and Stone" is a poem created by the Qing Dynasty painter Zheng Banqiao, which is a poem with an inscription. The tenacity and tenacity of the rock bamboo painted in the painting say that he is upright, upright and unyielding, and has an iron backbone. The language of the poem is simple and clear, persistent and powerful.

Zheng Banqiao's "Bamboo and Stone".

insist that Qingshan does not relax; The roots are in the broken rock.

Thousands of blows are still strong; Ren'er's east-west, north-south wind is bamboo.

It's about bamboo, and the original translation is below

Bamboo and stone clearing. Jung Seop.

Insist that the green mountains are not relaxed, and the roots are in the broken rocks.

Thousands of blows are still strong, and the wind blows from east to west, north and south.

Translation] Qingzhu hugged Qingshan and never relaxed, it turned out that it was deeply rooted in the crevices of the rocks.

After thousands of blows and tortures by the wind, it is still as hard as iron, and you are allowed to be beaten by the winds of the east, west, north and south.

Zheng Banqiao's "Bamboo and Stone".

insist that Qingshan does not relax; The roots are in the broken rock.

Thousands of blows are still strong; Ren'er's east-west, north-south wind is bamboo.

Bamboo rooted in the crevices of the stones.

From: Qing Dynasty Zheng Xie's "Bamboo and Stone".

Full poem: insist that the green mountains are not relaxed, and the roots are in the broken rocks.

Thousands of blows are still strong, and the wind blows from east to west, north and south.

Translation: The bamboo grabs the green mountains and does not relax at all, its roots are firmly rooted in the cracks of the rocks. After countless hardships and blows, the body is still strong, whether you blow the southeast wind of the scorching heat or the northwest wind of the harsh winter.

This is a poem with a profound inscription. The bamboo in the poem symbolizes the poet's character of not bending in the face of all kinds of hardships and hardships, and never succumbing to any evil force, and the arrogance of refusing to go along with the dark society. This poem is often used to describe the revolutionary's steadfastness in the struggle and his unwavering character in the face of the enemy's blows.

There is a characteristic of bamboo in the poem, it is not an isolated bamboo, nor is it a static bamboo, but a rock bamboo, a wind bamboo. In the poems and paintings of the author Zheng Banqiao, bamboo is often a symbol of noble conduct and tenacious will, while wind is often a representative of evil forces. The poet used the words "thousand" and "ten thousand" to write the tenacious and fearless, calm and confident demeanor of bamboo, and it can be said that the artistic conception of the whole poem suddenly came out.

The poet describes bamboo, but it makes people feel a tenacious vitality, a kind of indomitable willpower, and all of this is contained in the bleak wind bamboo.

It depicts bamboo.

Bite the blue. The mountain is not relaxed, and the roots are in the broken rocks" This poem comes from a seven-character quatrain "Bamboo and Stone" created by the Qing Dynasty painter Zheng Xie, and the full poem is as follows:

Insist that the green mountains are not relaxed, and the roots are in the broken rocks.

Thousands of blows are still strong, and the wind is 4 from east to west, north and south.

Vernacular translation: Firmly hold on to the green mountains and do not relax, originally deeply rooted in the cracks of the stone.

The bones of the body are still strong, and you can blow the wind from east to west, north and south.

It's bamboo. This poem is from Zheng Banqiao's "Bamboo and Stone" in the Qing Dynasty.

Full text: Insist that the green mountains are not relaxed, and the roots are in the broken rocks.

Thousands of blows are still strong, and the wind blows from east to west, north and south.

Translation: Firmly hold on to the green mountains and do not relax, originally deeply rooted in the cracks of the stones.

The bones of the body are still strong, and you can blow the wind from east to west, north and south.

This poem is a bamboo poem. Bamboo: Showing integrity, although not stout, but upright, tough and upright; Not afraid of the cold and heat, evergreen (Qing).

Bamboo is the embodiment of the gentleman, the gentleman of the "Four Gentlemen". What the poet praises is not the softness of bamboo, but the fortitude of bamboo.

Bamboo, bamboo, stone.

Author] Zheng Xie [Dynasty] Qing Dynasty.

Insist that the green mountains are not relaxed, and the roots are in the broken rocks.

Thousands of blows are still strong, and the wind blows from east to west, north and south.

Translations Notes.

Firmly grasp the green mountains and do not relax, originally deeply rooted in the stone cracks.

The bones of the body are still strong, and you can blow the wind from east to west, north and south.

Appreciation of this poem focuses on the tenacious and persistent quality of bamboo. It is an inscription poem praising rock bamboo, and it is also a poem of songs.

Zheng Xie's classic "Bamboo and Stone": insist that the green mountains are not relaxed, and the roots are in the broken rocks.

Refers to bamboo.

The poem is from "Bamboo and Stone", which is a poem about bamboo. What the poet praises is not the softness of bamboo, but the fortitude of bamboo. The first two sentences praise the inner spirit of Jinzhu rooted in the broken rock.

The word "bite" at the beginning is extremely powerful and visualized, fully expressing the resolute character of Jinzhu. Then "do not relax" to make up for the word "bite", Jinzhu's personality characteristics are fully revealed.

Bamboo and Stone Qing Dynasty: Zheng Xie.

Insist that the green mountains are not relaxed, and the roots are in the broken rocks.

Thousands of blows are still strong, and the wind blows from east to west, north and south.

Translation: Firmly hold on to the green mountains and do not relax, originally deeply rooted in the cracks of the stones. The bones of the body are still strong, and you can blow the wind from east to west, north and south.