Who is called Jiang Lang s talent, and who is Jiang Lang in Jiang Lang s talent

The river flooded in the Southern Dynasties.

Original text: Zhong Rong's "Poems": At the beginning, Xuancheng County was flooded, and then Suyeting was stayed.

Dream of a beautiful husband, self-proclaimed Guo Pu. He said: 'I have a pen in the Qing for many years, and I can see it.'

Drowning in the arms, you have to give it a five-color pen. Then it is a poem, no longer an idiom, so the river is flooded. "The Biography of the Southern History: The Legend of Jiang Yan":

Drowning is to get a five-color pen in the arms of the explorer. After that, there are no beautiful sentences for poetry, and people at the time said that they were exhausted. ”

Translation: Jiang Yan of the Southern Dynasty, he became a famous writer when he was young, and his poems and articles were highly praised at the time. However, as he grew older, his articles not only did not work as well as they used to, but also regressed a lot.

His poems are plain and unremarkable; And I held the pen for a long time, but I still couldn't write a word, and occasionally inspiration came; The poem was written, but the sentences were dry and the content was so plain that it was undesirable. So there is a legend that once Jiang Yan stopped by the river in the Zenling Temple by a boat, and dreamed of a person who claimed to be Zhang Jingyang; When he asked him for a piece of silk, he took out of his bosom a few feet of silk and returned it to him. Therefore, his article will not be wonderful in the future.

There is also a legend; Once, Jiang Yan took a nap in the Yeting; I dreamed of a man who called himself Guo Pu, walked up to him, asked him for a pen, and said to him: "Brother Wentong, I have had a pen with you for a long time, and now you should be able to return it to me!" When Jiang Yan heard this, he took out a five-color pen from his arms to return him.

It is said that since then, Jiang Yan has run out of literary thoughts, and he can no longer write any good articles.

The "Jiang Lang" in Jiang Lang Cai Du refers to the Liling waiting for the river to flood during the Southern Dynasties, and the idiom Jiang Lang Cai Du is a metaphor for a person's talent to be exhausted. This idiom originally referred to the fact that Jiang Yan rarely had a literary name, and there were no good sentences in his poems and writings in his later years; Later, it is often metaphorically subdued. It can be used as a predicate, a definite, and a complement in a sentence; Used in written language.

Jiang Yan was a literary scholar in the Northern and Southern Dynasties, and served as an official in the Song, Qi, and Liang dynasties of the Southern Dynasties, and held many official positions. When he was young, his family was very poor. Because his father died early, when he was very young, he went up to the mountains to cut firewood and sold firewood to support his mother.

Despite the difficult conditions, Jiang Yan still studied hard. Because of his assiduous self-study, he wrote many wonderful articles and poems, which were read and praised by the world, and his reputation spread, and finally Jiang Yan was valued by the imperial court. However, in his later years, Jiang Yan's talent was greatly reduced, and the articles he wrote were dull and uninteresting, and there were no good verses in the poems.

People shook their heads and said, "Jiang Lang is finished." "If the reason is **, it is probably that Jiang Yan later became a big official, and he was busy with official business, so he didn't have time to write poems and essays seriously.

And after he became famous, his status changed, and his life became richer, so he no longer studied hard, and naturally he regressed greatly.

So there is a legend that once, Jiang Yan took a boat and stopped by the river of Zen Ling Temple and stayed there. At night, he had a strange dream, and a man who called himself Zhang Jingyang came to him and said, "Once upon a time, I deposited a brocade in your arms, and it has been a long time now, please return it to me."

Jiang Yan touched his arms, and sure enough, there was a brilliant brocade, which he involuntarily took out and gave it back to that person. After waking up, Jiang Yan felt empty in his stomach, picked up the pen, and couldn't write a good article.

There is also a legend that Jiang Yan stayed in Yeting at night, and a handsome man came in the middle of the night and said to him with a smile: "I am Guo Pu, a writer of the Jin Dynasty, I left a pen to you, today I came to ask for a pen, and now I should be able to return it to me." Jiang Yan touched it in his arms, and sure enough, there was a pen, and when he took it out, it turned out to be a five-color pen.

Jiang Yan handed the pen back to the man. Since then, Jiang Yan's literary style has deteriorated.

Jiang Lang's protagonist is Jiang Yan, Jiang Yan is a writer in the Southern Dynasties, the potato Gao family is poor, study hard, write well since childhood, and often appear in the article Strange words, known as Jiang Lang. When he grew up, he had two strange dreams, and after that, there were no good sentences in some poems, and everyone said that his talent was exhausted, which was the origin of Jiang Lang's talent.

Jiang Lang's protagonist is Jiang Yan, Jiang Yan is a literary scholar in the Southern Dynasties, his family is poor, he studies hard, he has been writing well since he was a child, and there are often strange words and good sentences in the article, and he is famous, and he is known as Jiang Lang's hand.

When he grew up, he served as Xuancheng too punctual, and one day he stopped the boat in the Zen Ling Temple, and dreamed that a person who called himself Sun Jingyang appeared, saying that he had given Jiang Yan a brocade, and now he came to get it back. Jiang Yan stretched out his hand and pulled out a few feet of brocade. Seeing this, Sun Jingyang angrily said that Jiang Yan had cut the brocade, and then gave the brocade to a literati on the side of the road.

Again, Jiang Yan took a lunch break in the pavilion, and dreamed that the person who called himself Guo Pu said that he had sent a pen to Jiang Yan and came to ask for it, Jiang Yan took it out of his arms, and took out another pen, so he also returned it to him. Since then, Jiang Yan has no famous words and sentences when he writes poems again, and everyone has said that his talent has been exhausted.