Verses that illustrate that anything new is unstoppable

Tang Dynasty poet Liu Yuxi's "Reward for Joy in Yangzhou at the First Meeting": Bashan Chushui is desolate, and he has been abandoned for twenty-three years. The nostalgic empty chant hears the flute, and the countryside is like a rotten Ke person.

Thousands of sails passed by the side of the sinking boat, and ten thousand trees were spring in front of the sick tree. Listen to the song of Jun today, and temporarily rely on the spirit of a glass of wine.

The phrase "a thousand sails pass by the side of the sunken boat, and ten thousand trees spring in front of the sick tree" in this poem is still often quoted today, and it is given a new meaning, indicating that the new will replace the old.

Thousands of sails passed by the side of the sinking boat, and ten thousand trees were spring in front of the sick tree.

These two sentences mean that the new thing will replace the old thing.

Thousands of sails passed by the side of the sinking boat, and ten thousand trees were spring in front of the sick tree.

This verse illustrates that there is something new before the old.

It means that new things cannot be stopped.

It is similar to the idea that "the green mountains can't cover it, after all, it flows eastward"; The poem "The black hair does not know how to study diligently, and the white head regrets studying late" educates people to be positive, good and good, and the same thing is that "the three watches are lit and the five watches are chickens, which is when the boy reads".

I'm in sixth grade. The teacher has just finished correcting the homework.

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Reward Lotte Yangzhou first met at the banquet.

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Bashan Chushui was desolate, and he was abandoned for twenty-three years.

The nostalgic empty chant hears the flute, and the countryside is like a rotten Ke person.

Thousands of sails passed by the side of the sinking boat, and ten thousand trees were spring in front of the sick tree.

Listen to the song of Jun today, and temporarily rely on the spirit of a glass of wine.

Appreciation: "Reward for the first time in Yangzhou" is to show his open-mindedness to the changes of the world and the rise and fall of the eunuchs, showing the poet's firm belief and optimism, and at the same time implying philosophy, indicating that new things will replace old things. In particular, the neck coupling expresses its spirit.

This poem was written in the second year of Tang Jingzong's Baoli (826), Liu Yuxi and the state assassin returned to Luoyang, and at the same time Bai Juyi returned to Luoyang from Suzhou, when the two met in Yangzhou for the first time, Bai Juyi wrote a poem at the banquet to Liu Yuxi, and Liu Yuxi also wrote a poem to answer. The first couplet writes about the experience of guarding Bachu and surviving the calamity. "Desolately" and "abandoned", although the words contain grievances, they do not lose their majesty in sentimentality, and they are especially vigorous in their poignancy.

Jaw Lian lamented the withering of old friends and the appearance of the present and the past. "Wen Di Fu" and "Rotten Ke People", borrowing from the classics, are intriguing.

The couplets show a vibrant scene, in which is the evolutionary idea of metabolism and the open-mindedness to look at one's own predicament dialectically. Liu Yuxi wrote in the poem: "Thousands of sails pass by the side of the sinking boat, and ten thousand trees spring in front of the sick tree."

Liu Yuxi compared himself to a sinking boat and a sick tree, although he felt melancholy, but he was quite contemptuous. On the side of the sunken boat, there are thousands of sails competing; In front of the diseased tree, all the trees are spring. He translated these two sentences from Bai's poems, but persuaded Bai Juyi not to be sad about his loneliness and stumbling, and showed open-mindedness to the changes in the world and the rise and fall of the eunuchs.

These two poetic sentences echo Bai's poems "Fate is helpless" and "I also know that he is famous and folded", but his ideological realm is higher than Bai's poems, and the meaning is much more profound. Twenty-three years of degrading life did not make him depressed and depressed. As he wrote in another poem:

Mo Dao mulberry night, for the sun is still full of sky. "His sick tree still has to regain its spirit and welcome the spring light. Because these two lines are vivid, they are still often quoted and given new meanings, indicating that the new will replace the old.

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