Who has read the rules of the earth? Who has seen the movie The First Commandment and do you think

Trash movie, it's too messy!

How do ghosts come about? How did you get on it? How did you get out?

If you die and become someone else, what about someone else who dies and becomes a ghost? If you kill the person who is killed, you will die if you are a ghost, and the owner of the body will not be able to become a ghost? How did that ghost come about?

The ghost is so powerful, you can touch whoever you want? That person is still a human being, why didn't he commit suicide and become a ghost?

The Tale of the Twelve Kingdoms is a huge pit......

**After reading it, I found that all the countries have only opened a ......(I fell into the pit and went to .......)）

In fact, the connection between each article is not very large, and it can be regarded as an independent unit

The following parentheses are hand-typed inputs

1."Shadow of the Moon, Sea of Shadows": King Jingwang Yoko succeeds to the throne (Yoko Nakajima's growth).

2."Sea of Wind, Labyrinth Shore": The story of Taiqi and King Xiaozong of Thailand.

3."The Sea God of the East, the Sea of the West": A story that happened twenty years after King Yan Shanglong and Yan Qi met and King Yan ruled the Yan Kingdom ().

4."Ten Thousand Miles of the Wind, Sky of Dawn": Yoko Nakajima, Rei Oki and Xiangqiong join hands to quell the civil unrest in Qing.

5."Wings of Tunan": The story of King Gong's ascension to the mountain.

6."The Shore of Dusk, the Sky of Dawn": Dai Guo's general Li Zhai and King Jing Yangzi unite other countries to find Taiqi who has wandered in the world.

7."Huaxu's Dream": The story of Cai Lin and other short stories (Tai Qi sent an envoy to Lian Guo, Qing Xin sent an envoy to Fang Guo to Yuexi, brought a letter from King Jing and Xiangqiong, a letter from Yangzi and Le Jun, Hua Xu's flower and a promise to Cai Qi, the story of Komatsu Shang, Li Guangyu Liu Guo, and the story of Liu Guo) 8

Son of the Devil: A prequel to the Twelve Kingdoms, the story of Taiqi Gaoli in the world.

9."Drifting": Gaiden (Shang Long Yanqi's escape).

10."The Bird of Pixu": King Jingyangzi held an archery salute (Pixu, Xiao Lan, Zuxian, Qingjiang Taoque Archery).

11."The Prison of Falling Photos": Talks about the legal system of Liuguo and the question of whether to abolish the death penalty (Yinggeng The Existence and Abolition of the Death Penalty in Liuguo).

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1. Sub-regulations.

1) A brief introduction of the author and the background of the writing.

Gu Guo (725-814), the word Weng, a native of Suzhou (now Jiangsu), ascended to the Jinshi in the second year of Tang Suzong Zhide (757), was a school scholar, a writer Zuolang, and at the beginning of the Zhen Yuan Dynasty, he was degraded to Raozhou Sihu because of his poems to ridicule the powerful. He once went to Laoshan to receive the Taoist Gong, and later said that he lived in seclusion in Maoshan, calling himself Huayang Zhenren, and having "Huayang Collection". The situation is witty, and the poem is more famous.

He attaches great importance to the social role of literature, and believes that poetry "cannot escape from the sound of teaching. Most of his poems mainly expose the darkness of reality, such as "囝" and "Child's Journey".

2) Basic interpretation.

This poem uses the words of Zigui to express the poet's deep sympathy for those who have suffered and died unjustly in the past and his dissatisfaction with the dark society. (Subject).

The first two sentences "Du Yu's unjust death accumulates sometimes, and the blood cries every year is moving and sad" says that Du Yu, the monarch of the ancient Shu Kingdom, has been unjustly killed for a long time, but the cuckoo bird transformed by his soul has been crying for many years, so that the mouth is bleeding, which is sad to hear. "Accumulation" means that a long time has passed. "Crying blood", the cuckoo's mouth is red, and most people are caused by its crying blood.

The last two sentences "If the hatred of the religion can be transformed, what tree and what mountain write the rules?" "Question this legend: There are many unjust souls in the past dynasties, if these unjust souls can turn into birds like Du Yu, then these birds turned into unjust souls go to ** to find so many mountains and trees to live in?

"Attached, perched. These two sentences are reinvented with new meanings, and in a rhetorical tone, from birds and people, from nature to society, ingenious associations: there are hundreds of millions of unjust souls in the past dynasties, and how many can be manifested in the world?

In this way, Du Yu is one of the lucky ones. The number of unjust souls written in the past is precisely the poet's dissatisfaction with the dark reality of the time.

3) Appreciation points.

This poem has a clear theme, supporting things and romance, and expressing his cynicism by writing sub-rules.

See the strange in the vulgar, turn out the new meaning. The opening chapter writes about Du Yu's bird, but it is a rather common theme. However, the last two sentences ask questions in a rhetorical tone, from birds and people, implying profound meanings.

"Zigui" writes about birds on the surface, but in fact, it is written by birds and people, and Zigui uses lyricism to write about the reality that there are so many grievances in the world and there is nowhere to dissolve them. The imagination is peculiar and the meaning is profound: there is sympathy, resentment, irony, and helplessness, implying dissatisfaction with the dark reality of the time

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