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Anonymous users2024-02-12The next sentence of "once the sea is difficult for water" is "Except for Wushan."
Not the cloud". The poem is from the Tang Dynasty poet Yuan Zhen.
's "Thoughts. Five songs, four of them. The poem is as follows:
Yuan Zhi Tang Dynasty
Once the sea was difficult to water, except for Wushan, it is not a cloud.
Take the second flower bush lazy review, half of the edge of the cultivation and half of the king.
Poetic:
After experiencing the magnificent sea, the water elsewhere is no longer worth seeing. Intoxicated by the dream of clouds and rain in Wushan, the scenery elsewhere is not called cloud and rain.
Even in the midst of thousands of flowers, I don't bother to look back; Half of the reason for this is because of the pure heart of the cultivator, and half because of the you you once had.
Five Songs of Departure (the Fourth)" is a set of mourning quatrains composed by the Tang Dynasty poet Yuan Zhen. The poet uses the metaphorical technique of "asking for things to support feelings".
With the words of the vigilant, he praised the love between husband and wife, and expressed the poet's unswerving love and bitter thoughts for his deceased wife Wei Cong.
The most prominent feature of this poem is the use of clever metaphors and metaphors, which vividly express the protagonist's deep love for his lost sweetheart. It successively compares people with water, clouds, and flowers, and is written in twists and turns, implicit but not revealing, with far-reaching artistic conception and intriguing.
This poem was written in the fifth year of Yuanhe (810) when he was demoted to Jiangling Prefecture Shicao and joined the army. One said that the author missed his young lover Cui Yingying.
As for this poem, another said that this poem was written by the author to mourn his wife Wei Cong.
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Anonymous users2024-02-11Five Songs of Reflection: The Fourth
Author] Yuan Zhi [Dynasty] Tang.
Once the sea was difficult to water, except for Wushan, it is not a cloud.
Take the second flower bush lazy review, half of the edge of the cultivation and half of the king.
Translations. After experiencing the turbulence of the sea water, the water elsewhere is not to be cared for, and it will no longer be attracted by some small trickles; After experiencing the dreamlike clouds and rain of Wushan, the clouds elsewhere cannot be called clouds at all!
The reason why I "walked through the beautiful flowers and didn't bother to look back, this is partly because the cultivators are pure-hearted, self-cultivation and morality, and follow their own principles of life, and half because you are the only one in your heart who can't tolerate anyone else!"
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Anonymous users2024-02-10It was once difficult to turn the sea into water.
Once the sea was difficult to water, except for Wushan, it is not a cloud.
Take the second flower bush lazy review, half of the edge of the cultivation and half of the king.
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Anonymous users2024-02-09Once the sea was difficult to water, except for Wushan, it is not a cloud.
Take the second flower bush lazy review, half of the edge of the cultivation and half of the king.
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Anonymous users2024-02-08Meaning: Once to the sea, the water elsewhere is not enough to care; Except for Wushan, clouds elsewhere are not called clouds.
From: Tang Yuanzhi "Five Songs of Thought: The Fourth".
Original poem: Five Songs of Separation and Reflection, Part 4.
Tang Dynasty: Yuan Zhen.
Once the sea was difficult to water, except for Wushan, it is not a cloud.
Take the second flower bush lazy review, half of the edge of the cultivation and half of the king.
Interpretation: Once to the sea, the water elsewhere is not enough to care; Except for Wushan, clouds elsewhere are not called clouds.
hastily walked through the flowers, too lazy to look back; Half of the reason for this is because of the pure heart of the cultivator, and half because of the you you once had.
Difficult: This refers to the meaning of "not enough to care" and "not worth watching". Except:
Except, leave. The meaning of this sentence is: In contrast, except for Wushan, the clouds elsewhere are not called clouds.
Both this sentence and the previous sentence are allusions to a relationship that I have been in contact with. Take the order: hastily, hastily, haphazardly.
Here it looks like "passing by in a hurry", "passing by in a hurry", or "passing by carelessly".
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