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You're from the youth road, and you're in our class, and even more, right!! I, Li Yangjing, looked at the face of my classmates, I told you to explain, you just follow the explanation and just mess around with two sentences!
The jade Shanshan descends the moon wheel, and the osmanthus flower falls from the sky, as if it fell from the moon, and the palace finds Luhuaxin in front of it. Pick up the osmanthus in front of the palace, only to see its color white, fresh.
So far, it will not be in the sky, and I still don't understand why Wu Gang can't get along with the osmanthus tree, it should be Chang'e throwing it to people. This osmanthus is probably sprinkled by Chang'e, Tianzhu Temple, August 15, night laurel.
Pi Rixiu Jade Shanshan went down to the moon wheel, and found Rev Xin in front of the palace.
So far, it will not be in the sky, it should be Chang'e and people.
Poems of the Tang Dynasty) Pi Rixiu (c. 833--? The word Yi is less, and he is from Xiangyang. The poem is as famous as the tortoise Meng, and there is "Pizi Wenxu".
This quatrain describes the osmanthus flower, the osmanthus that falls from the mountains, the original is as clean as jade, and it is more crystal clear in the moonlight, and the flower is still moisturized with dew, and it is thought that it should be Chang'e scattered in the world. The whole poem is a virtual reality, ethereal and implicit, and the Mid-Autumn Festival is the whole love of playing with the moon during the Mid-Autumn Festival, which has the wonder of seeing the big from the small.
The Mid-Autumn Festival is a traditional festival in China, and is known as the four traditional festivals of the Han nationality in China together with the Spring Festival, Dragon Boat Festival and Qingming Festival. According to historical records, the ancient emperors had a spring sacrifice day, autumn sacrifice moon ritual festival period for the lunar calendar, that is, the lunar calendar August 15, the time coincides with the third autumn half, so the name "Mid-Autumn Festival"; Because this festival is in autumn and August, it is also called "autumn festival", "August festival" and "August meeting"; There are also beliefs and related festival activities to pray for reunion, so it is also called "Reunion Festival" and "Daughter's Day". Because the main activities of the Mid-Autumn Festival are carried out around the "moon", it is also commonly known as the "Moon Festival", "Moon Eve", "Moon Chasing Festival", "Playing the Moon Festival" and "Moon Worship Festival"; In the Tang Dynasty, the Mid-Autumn Festival was also known as the "Duanzheng Month".
There are roughly three kinds of origins of the Mid-Autumn Festival: it originated from the ancient worship of the moon, the custom of singing and dancing under the moon to find a couple, and the ancient custom of worshipping the land god in the autumn newspaper.
Refer to it yourself! But for the sake of your classmates, give me the 15!! Ask you who are you?
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Tianzhu Temple, August 15, night laurel.
Don] Pi Rixiu.
The jade Shanshan went down to the moon wheel, and found Revsin in front of the palace.
So far, it will not be in the sky, it should be Chang'e and people.
Pi Rixiu (834 to 839 902 onwards) was a literary scholar of the Tang Dynasty. The word is beautiful, and the word is less. Living in Lumen Mountain, he calls himself Lumenzi, and he is also called Mr. Qi Buyi and Drunken Yin.
A native of Xiangyang Jingling (now belonging to Tianmen City, Hubei). In the eighth year of Yizong Xiantong (867), he ascended to the rank of Jinshi. This quatrain describes the osmanthus flower, the osmanthus that falls from the mountain, the original is as clean as jade, reflected in the moonlight more crystal or shed, picking up the flower is still with dew more moisturizing, I want to think that it is Chang'e scattered in the world.
The whole poem is based on virtual reality, ethereal and implicit, and the Mid-Autumn Festival is a round of events to show the whole love of playing the moon during the Mid-Autumn Festival, which has the wonder of seeing the big from the small.
Ancient Poems Translated Today:
Osmanthus fell from the sky, as if it was falling from the moon, Pick up the osmanthus in front of the palace, the osmanthus was originally as white as jade, and it looked even more crystal clear under the illumination of the moonlight. I still don't understand why Wu Gang can't get along with the osmanthus tree, this osmanthus is probably scattered by Chang'e!
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Tianzhu Temple August 15th Night Guizi is a Tang Dynasty poet Bai Juyi's poem Seven Uniques, to describe the Mid-Autumn Festival in the Tianzhu Temple outside the capital to see the osmanthus as a clue. The whole poem expresses the author's admiration and emotion for beautiful things through Yunyin's description of the fragrance, color and form of osmanthus flowers, and expresses his feelings of longing for his hometown, relatives and friends and the past.
Specifically, this poem mainly uses the two elements of "night" and "guizi" as clues. The first sentence, "The clear stream flows through Bishantou", describes a quiet and beautiful scene; Then, "the bell rings in the middle of the night to the passenger boat", implying that the time has entered the middle of the night; Then, "the sparse forest comes out of the high place of the small peak", which leads to the theme that will be described below - osmanthus; Finally, "No one is in the moonlight", emphasizing this loneliness and tranquility.
In the following sentences, he began to describe the osmanthus in detail: "The shadows of the trees are mottled and new, and the long strips hang down the green waves. Here the form and color of the osmanthus tree are depicted with vivid and vivid language such as "mottled" and "green wave", showing the beauty and fragrance of the osmanthus flower.
The last two sentences "I don't know where to blow the reed pipe, and I want to go to the hometown overnight." It uses this as an introduction to express the author's nostalgia for his hometown, relatives and friends, and the past.
In general, through the description of natural scenes, "Guizi on the 15th Day of August in Tianzhu Temple" shows the aesthetic taste of the literati of the Tang Dynasty who admired nature and pursued spiritual purification and sublimation, and incorporated personal feelings and emotions into it.
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1. On the night of August 15 in Tianzhu Temple, Guizi mentioned the Mid-Autumn Festival moon appreciation.
2. This poem is a seven-character quatrain created by the Jingling writer Pi Rixiu in the Tang Dynasty, and it is recorded in the volume 615 of "All Tang Poems". This poem uses metaphors, associative rhetorical techniques, realistic and ethereal implications, and expresses the feelings of admiring the moon during the Mid-Autumn Festival.
3. The original text of the work.
4, the jade Shanshan went down to the moon wheel, and Lu Huaxin was found in front of the palace.
5, so far, it will not be in the sky, it should be Chang'e throwing people.
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"Tianzhu Temple August Copy 15th Night Guizi" Tang attack. Pi Rixiu.
The jade Shanshan bai is under the moon wheel, and the palace is found in front of du
Revsin. So far, zhi will not be in the sky, it should be dao Chang'e and people.
Translation: Osmanthus fell from the sky, as if it had fallen from the moon. Pick up the osmanthus in front of the palace, only to see its color white, fresh.
I still don't understand why Wu Gang can't get along with the osmanthus tree. This osmanthus flower was probably sprinkled by Chang'e and given to everyone.
Scattered osmanthus petals, with dotted dewdrops like jade beads scattered from the side of the moon. "What a beautiful scene! The scene that seems to be like a fairyland on earth is from the seven-word quatrain of the Tang Dynasty Pi Rixiu's "Guizi on the 15th Night of August in Tianzhu Temple".
This poem is not as desolate, withering, melancholy, or mournful as other poems describing the Mid-Autumn Festival. If you contact the background of the poem, you can know that the poet was in high school the year before, and he was traveling east at this time, which was also when the poet was in high spirits, and the whole poem was naturally relaxed and without sorrow. A large part of the poem is the poet's association, which is not realistic, but it does not make people feel empty.
The ingenious associations add a bit of "playfulness" to the "silent" poems, which can also be said to be just right.
Although it only describes a picture of "enjoying the laurel at night", it tells us that the folk customs - the Mid-Autumn Festival must see the laurel appreciation, which is also an important activity of the Mid-Autumn Festival on August 15, which makes the solar terms of the poem come to the face.
Such a good poem, after reading it, I feel refreshed, and I can't help but think about the Mid-Autumn Festival of the ancients.
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"Tianzhulai Temple August 15th Night Guizi" is written about the Mid-Autumn Festival moon appreciation.
This poem was written by the Jingling Zhi writer Pi Rixiu during the Tang Dynasty.
The seven-character quatrain of dao is recorded in volume 615 of "Quantang Poems". This poem uses metaphors, associative rhetorical techniques, and the reality of things, ethereal implications, and expresses the feelings of admiring the moon during the Mid-Autumn Festival.
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Tianzhu Temple, August 15, night laurel.
The jade Shanshan went down to the moon wheel, and found Revsin in front of the palace.
So far, it will not be in the sky, it should be Chang'e and people.
Background: This poem was written by Pi Rixiu during the Tang Dynasty and recorded in volume 615 of the "Quantang Poems". This poem uses metaphors, associative rhetorical techniques, and the reality of things, ethereal implications, and expresses the feelings of the Mid-Autumn Festival and the moon with one event in the Mid-Autumn Festival.
According to historical records, the ancient emperors had a spring sacrifice day, autumn sacrifice moon ritual festival period for the lunar calendar August 15, the time coincided with the third autumn half, so the name "Mid-Autumn Festival".
The poet wrote this poem on the night of the Mid-Autumn Festival, reminiscent of the poet's high school jinshi the year before, and at this moment it is the poet's journey to the east, and it is also the time when the poet is in high spirits, so in such a festival, it is also the time when the poet is proud, and in this context, the poet created this poem.
Talking about this poem comprehensively, in myths and legends, Wu Gang Xuexian had been punished by the Emperor of Heaven to cut down the laurel tree in the Moon Palace, and the tree was cut down with it, so it must be cut down continuously, but it was never possible to cut down the tree. However, this poem is not as bleak and withered as other poems describing the Mid-Autumn Festival, or the forehead is sad and mournful, and the whole poem gives people a feeling of relaxation and no sorrow. Although it only describes a "night laurel appreciation", it lets us know the folk customs - the Mid-Autumn Festival must see the laurel moon.
The solar terms of the poem come to the face, and the content is the poet's association, which is not realistic, but it does not make people feel empty. The clever associations add a bit of "playfulness" to the "silent" poems. It can't help but make people think about the Mid-Autumn Festival of the ancients.
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Watermelons, apples, plums, grapes, etc.
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The brother above said it well enough, give him extra points.
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