Verses about the importance of the source of water

1. The grass hall has few flowers and wants to be planted today, regardless of the green plum and yellow plum.

From: Tang Dynasty poet Du Fu "Yi Xu Qing Looking for Fruit Planting".

Translation: There are very few flowers in the cottage, if you want to plant more, green plums and yellow plums are fine.

2. Ask where the canal is as clear as promised, for there is a source of living water.

From: Southern Song Dynasty Zhu Xi "Reading Books with Feelings".

Translation: Why is the water in that pond so clear? It's because there is an inexhaustible source of living water for it.

Appreciation: The source of living water is continuous, the pool water can be crystal clear and reflect the blue sky and cloud shadow, and people can only moisten their souls and rejuvenate their spirits only by opening the book and reading often. To use the source of living water as a metaphor for reading and learning, we must insist on opening the book and constantly absorb new knowledge, so as to make progress with each passing day, and the meaning of the poem is profound!

3. The hunter begs for the injured goose at the bottom of the arrow, and the fisherman begs for live fish at the head of the rod.

From: Tang Dynasty Wang Jian's "Sending the Old Mountain Monk".

Translation: Hunters hunt geese with arrows, and fishermen catch fresh fish with rods.

4. The shadow is sparse and the water is shallow, and the dark fragrance floats in the dusk of the moon.

From: Northern Song Dynasty poet Lin Kui's "Mountain Garden Xiaomei".

Translation: The plum blossoms are sparse and falling, and the shadows cast by the oblique horizontal branches in the water. The delicate fragrance of plum blossoms after dusk is wafting.

Appreciation: "Dark Incense" writes that it is invisible and fragrant, coming with the wind, as interesting as hide and seek; "Floating" means that it comes and goes, and it is quite fairy-like; "Moon dusk" takes its beautiful wide background.

5. The water is clear and the stone fish can be counted, and there are no birds in the deep forest.

From: The Northern Song Dynasty writer Su Shiqiao coincidentally failed "La Ri Travels to the Lonely Mountain to Visit Huiqin Huisi Two Monks".

Translation: I walked in the mountains, the stream was clear, I saw the stones at the bottom of the water, and the fish came and went, and I could count them; There was no sign of the deep woods, and only the noisy chirping of trembling birds could be heard.

The last sentence of "for the source of living water" is "Ask the canal to be as clear as possible", from the Song Dynasty Zhu Xi's "Reading Books with Feelings: Part I", which is a famous poem that borrows scenery and metaphors. The whole poem uses Fang Tang as a metaphor to vividly express a subtle and indescribable feeling of reading.

Original text: Half an acre of square pond is opened, and the sky and clouds and shadows are wandering.

Q: Is that clear? For there is a source of living water.

Translation: The half-acre square pond opens like a mirror, and the sky and cloud shadows shine and float on the water.

Why is the water in the pond so clear? It is because there is an inexhaustible source of living water that continuously delivers it with living water.

This is an extremely artistically philosophical little poem. When people taste calligraphy works, they often have a sense of artistic spirit, and the poem uses symbolism to depict this inner feeling into a concrete image that can be touched, so that readers can appreciate the mystery for themselves. The so-called "living water from the source" refers to the inexhaustible artistic inspiration in the writer's heart.

The meaning of the poem is very deep, and the rich inspiration of calligraphy art is the real inexhaustible source of calligraphy artwork, which clarifies the author's unique reading feeling, which is very in line with the characteristics of calligraphy art creation, and also reflects the essence of general art creation.

The verse of the source of living water is to ask the canal, which is as clear as promised? For there is a source of living water.

This poem is from "Living Water Pavilion Reading Books with Feelings: Part I", the original text is half an acre of square pond is opened, and the sky and clouds and shadows wander together. Q: Is that clear? For there is a source of living water.

This is the first poem in the group of poems "Reading Books with Feelings". This poem seems to be a scene, but in fact it uses Fangtang as a metaphor to vividly express a feeling of reading with flowing aura, smooth thinking, and lively spirit.