What does it mean to you and me, and you have a lot of feelings .

From the Yuan Dynasty poet Zhao Mengfu's "My Nong Ci".

You and I are nong, there are many feelings, many feelings, and they are as hot as fire. Put a piece of clay, twist a you, shape a me. Break the two of us together and mix them with water.

Twist another you, and shape another me. I have you in the mud, and you have me in the mud. I was born with you and died with the same coffin.

Appreciation. Something to the effect that "you have me in your heart, I have you in my heart, so amorous, deep in love, as hot as a flame, take a piece of mud, pinch a you, pinch a me, break the two of us together, mix with water, pinch a you, pinch a me, I have you in my clay figure, I have me in your clay figure, as long as I live, I will sleep with you in a bed, and I will enter the same coffin when I die." ”

"My Nong Ci" uses a metaphor for the new policeman, and compares the relationship between husband and wife to mud, which makes people surprised. From the complex production process of two people (pinching, breaking, blending, and remolding), we can imagine that the extraordinary experience of the couple has reached the point where I have you, you have me, it is difficult to distinguish each other, and it is impossible to abandon each other.

Although the words and metaphors are very tactful, there is a sharp edge hidden between the lines, revealing a sonorous heroic spirit, and a needle is hidden in the cotton. In particular, the last sentence "I was born with you in the same coffin, and died in the same coffin" (as long as I live, I will sleep in a quilt with you, and I will enter the same coffin when I die), expressing the poet's insistence on the exclusivity of love.

From the Yuan Dynasty Zhao Mengfu's wife Guan Sheng's "My Nong Ci". "You and I are so affectionate" is to the effect that you and I am so affectionate.

I'm sorry, six years ago, I gave up learning Shanghainese because, because of a very nice Shanghainese lady, and now I also think that she is close to perfection. She was very rude to me at the time, whether it was a misunderstanding or not, and I was so disillusioned that I gave up on the Southern Forest. Your question, let me, not dare; However, it seems that in the southern forest, there are also winding paths, so I can't help but rush forward to explore him, do it...

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It is about the deep affection of two people who love each other.

The above explanations are all good and can be used for reference.

Meaning: You have me in your heart, I have you in my heart, so affectionate.

Source: "I Nong Ci" Yuan Dynasty Pipe Sheng.

You and I are nong, there are many feelings, many feelings, and they are as hot as fire.

Put a piece of clay, twist a you, shape a me.

Break the two of us together and mix them with water.

Twist another you, and shape another me.

I have you in the mud, and you have me in the mud.

I was born with you and died with the same coffin.

Translation: You have me in your heart, I have you in my heart, so amorous, deep in love, as warm as a flame.

Grab a piece of mud, pinch one of you, pinch one of me, break the two pieces of clay together again, and mix them with water.

Pinch another you, pinch another me, then you are in my clay figure, and I am in your clay figure.

As long as I live, I will sleep in a bed with you, and when I die, I will enter the same coffin with you.

Appreciation: The poem uses a metaphor for the new police, and compares the relationship between husband and wife to a clay figure. From the complex production process of the two people, we seem to see that the extraordinary experience of the couple has reached the point where I have you, you have me, it is difficult to distinguish from each other, and there is no separation.

Although the metaphor in the words is very tactful, there is a hidden edge between the lines, revealing a sonorous and heroic spirit, and a needle is hidden in the cotton, expressing the poet's insistence on the exclusivity of love.

"You and I are a man, and you are very affectionate" means:

You and I are you, I and you, you have me in your heart, I have you in my heart, Qingqing and me, how much affection is between the two sides.

From Yuanren Zhao Mengfu's "You Nong Ci".

You and I are nong, and there are many feelings;

There are many places, hot as fire;

Twist a piece of clay into one of you and shape one of me, and we will break the two of them together and mix them with water;

Twist another you, and shape another me.

You are in the mud, you are in the mud;

I was born with you and died with the same coffin.

This word has a history:

Zhao Mengfu of the Yuan Dynasty, fine painting, good at calligraphy, can poetry. His wife, Guan, is a virtuous and talented woman, good at painting ink bamboo, orchid, plum, also work landscapes, Buddha statues, poetry and song are also very attained, originally the best among women.

Zhao Meng was not satisfied, and whimsically wanted to take a concubine, but it was inconvenient to speak out, so he filled in a poem for his wife to see, and the meaning of the words said: "Don't you hear that Bachelor Wang has peach leaves and peach roots, and Bachelor Su has Chaoyun and Duyun?" I will marry a few more Wu Ji and Yue Nu.

At the same time, he also comforted her: "You are over forty years old, just occupy Yutangchun." After reading the pipe, he was naturally very unhappy, but it was inconvenient to make noise in public.

In order not to make things bigger, she took the same approach as her husband and filled in a song with a fresh rhythm and unique content to persuade her.

From Yuanren Zhao Mengfu's "You Nong Ci".

You and I are nong, and there are many feelings; There are many places, hot as fire; Take a piece of clay, twist one of you, shape one of me, break the two of us together, and mix it with water; Twist another you, and shape another me. I have you in the mud, and you have me in the mud. I was born with you and died with the same coffin.

Appreciate you and me, you and me, you and me, you have me in your heart, I have you in my heart, Qingqing and me, how much affection is between the two sides.

Zhao Mengfu??? It's not Zhao Mengfu.

You have me in your heart, I have you in my heart, so affectionate.

It seems to be in the Yuan song, you can find it out and read it, it's about the love between men and women.

You and I are nong, and there are many feelings; There are many feelings, and the heat is like fire. Put a piece of clay, twist a you, shape a me. Break the two of us together.

Here it is pronounced tè tè tè

Name (Shape Sound. From the heart, 弋 (yì) sound. Original meaning: error) is the same as the original meaning (focusing on non-conformity with objective reality) [mistake].

Ahh - Sayings

Ahh - Guangya".

Therefore, the sun and the moon are not enough, and the four seasons are not worried. - Yi Yu".

The Spring and Autumn Period, the Bandit is not to be felt. - Poetry, Lu Song, Gong Gong

A lady and a gentleman are not good at etiquette. - Poetry, Cao Feng, Turtle Dove

Ahh - Guangya Commentary IV

Haotian is not worried. - Poetry, Daya, Suppression

Changde is not careful. —Lao Tzu, Chapter 28.

Another example: 忒 (erroneous) 忒tè

Vice too, too [too]. Such as: Kill (Thesha. Too much, too much) See also tuī

忒tuī vice [方] 太 [too]. Such as: Renteduo; The wind is strong; This house is small see also tè

忒tè erroneous: erroneous .

Zheng code: hswz, u: 5fd2, gbk: dfaf number of strokes: 7, radical: heart, stroke order number: 1454454 te tuī

Too: It's windy. This man is bad.

Zheng code: hswz, u: 5fd2, gbk: dfaf number of strokes: 7, radical: heart, stroke order number: 1454454 teī

In particular, it means very much.

According to the English phonetic alphabet to read this word tei, it seems that Hanyu Pinyin is also read like this. . . I'm sorry, I forgot the pinyin, and I read it according to the phonetic transcription is tei, which is often used in our dialects.

"You and I are nong, and there are many feelings" is from "My Nong Words". The original word is "You and I are nong, there are many feelings, there are many feelings, and the heat is like fire." Put a piece of mud, pinch a you, mold a me, break the two of us together, mix with water, pinch a you, mold a me, I have you in the mud, you have me in the mud.

I was born with you and died with the same coffin. ”The meaning of this poem is that each of us has each other in our hearts, and love is as hot as a flame. Pinch out you and me with clay figures, mix with water and pinch another one you and me, so that I have you, you have me.

We will sleep together in life, and we will go into the same coffin when we die.

The author of this poem is Zhao Mengfu's wife Guan Sheng, the word Zhongji, the word Yaoji, is a native of Maoshan in Deqing, Zhejiang. She was a very famous female calligrapher and poet writer, legalist, and painter in the Yuan Dynasty. When he was a child, he showed extraordinary intelligence and talent, and he did not slack off in the process of learning the day after tomorrow, laying a solid literary foundation.

The character is gentle and cheerful, and the appearance is elegant and colorful. Later, she married Zhao Mengfu, a famous calligrapher and painter of Wuxing in the Yuan Dynasty, and was named Mrs. Wuxing County, and the world called her Mrs. Guan, and was canonized as Mrs. Wei in the fourth year of Yuan Yanyou.

As a woman in the feudal period, Guan Sheng did not succumb to the society with low female status, and insisted on studying hard and improving her literary literacy under the feudal cultural prejudice of "women are virtuous if they are not talented". At the same time, as a woman, she can also handle the daily chores of the family very well, and she can also show her romantic interest under the heavy burden of society. Not bound by feudal society, beyond the mundane world, living the life she wants to live, and at the same time showing her extraordinary talents, she is praised by the world, and is one of the few great women in ancient Chinese society.

There's another story about this song. At the age of 50, Zhao Mengfu felt that his wife's appearance was not as good as back then, so he wanted to imitate the famous concubine at that time, and euphemistically expressed his idea of wanting a concubine by writing poems. Guan Sheng neither spoke harshly nor was he obedient, and in response he also wrote a poem to express his opinion, which is "My Nong Ci".

Zhao Mengfu couldn't help but be deeply moved by his wife's emotions after seeing this poem, and never mentioned the matter of taking a concubine again.

The sentence "You and I are nong, and there is a lot of love" comes from the Yuan song "My Nong Ci" created by the Yuan Dynasty author Guan Sheng, and his wife is the painter Zhao Mengfu.

The original text of "My Nong Words" is as follows:

Ernon and I, there are many feelings, many feelings, and it is as hot as fire. Take a piece of clay, twist one, shape one me, break the two of us together, and mix it with water. Pinch another you, and mold another me.

I have you in the mud, and you have me in the mud. I was born with you and died with the same coffin.

From the Yuan Dynasty talented woman Guan Sheng's "My Nong Ci". This is a poem written when he misses a person, he misses a person, he can't wait to see him, sometimes missing is also a painful thing.

This sentence comes from "My Nong Ci", this poem was created by Guan Sheng of the Yuan Dynasty, Guan Sheng is a woman, not only virtuous and virtuous, but also proficient in poetry and songs.

The author is Zhao Mengfu, from his poem "My Nong Ci", Zhao Mengfu is a native of the Yuan Dynasty, very talented and artistic, and its words are also very well written.

"You and I are nong, and there is a lot of affection" comes from Yuanren Zhao Mengfu's "You Nong Ci", which means: You have me in your heart, I have you in my heart, so amorous.

The author of this poem is Guan Sheng of the Yuan Dynasty, and the poem she created is called "My Nong Ci", which was written to her husband Zhao Mengfu.