What are some famous tombstones and epitaphs in history?

Famous epitaphs in history are:

Han Yu: "Epitaph of Wang Jun, a Commentator on Dali".

Qinghe Zhang Jun's Epitaph", "Liu Zihou's Epitaph".

Mr. Zhenyao's Epitaph", "Nanyang Fan Shaoshu Epitaph".

Huangfu Xiang: "Epitaph of Mr. Chang Li Han".

Ouyang Xiu: "Takioka Table".

Kong Zhenyun: "Epitaph of Jiehuan Yuan Cemetery".

Conan Doyle: "Arthur." Sir Conan Doyle: True as steel, straight as iron. ”

George Bernard Shaw: "I knew that no matter how long I lived, this would happen. “

Shelley's epitaph is a line from Shakespeare's "The Blizzard": "He did not disappear anything, but he felt a change of water, and became a treasure of richness." ”

Shakespeare: For Jesus' sake, my dear friend, don't dig up the coffin under the loess; Those who let me rest in peace will be blessed by God, and those who move my bones will be cursed by the dead. ”

Ye Ci: "Give a cold glance at life and death, and the knight gallops by." ”

Stendhal: "Henry of Milan." Bell lived, loved, and wrote. ”

Victor. Hugo: "I hope my grave will be like theirs, so that death will not be alarming; It was like a return to old habits, and my bedroom was next to her bedroom. ”

Voltaire: "Poet, historian, philosopher. He expanded the human spirit and made it understand that it should be free. ”

Rousseau: "Sleeping here is a man who loves nature and truth." ”

Hemingway: "Forgive me for not getting up." ”

Tang Hanyu: "Epitaph of Wang Jun", "Epitaph of Qinghe Zhang Jun", "Epitaph of Liu Zihou", "Epitaph of Mr. Zhenyao", "Epitaph of Fan Shaoshu of Nanyang".

Tang Huangfu: "Epitaph of Mr. Chang Li Han".

Song Ouyang Xiu: "Takioka Table".

Ming Kong Zhenyun: "Epitaph of Jiehuan Yuan Cemetery".

There are many, and epitaphs are a kind of mourning style, and they are also cultural expressions with a long history of human beings. Epitaphs generally consist of two parts: the epitaph and the inscription. Zhiduo writes in prose, describing the name, place of origin, and life of the deceased; The inscription summarizes the whole text in rhyme, mainly an evaluation of the life of the deceased.

But there are also those who only have aspirations or only inscriptions. It can be written by oneself during his lifetime, or it can be written by someone else. Epitaphs, a type of ancient literary genre, are usually divided into two parts:

The first part is the preface, which describes the lineage, name, title and life deeds of the deceased, which is called "Zhi"; The latter part is "Ming", which mostly uses rhymes to express the mourning and praise of the deceased.

Han Yu: "Epitaph of Wang Jun", "Epitaph of Qinghe Zhang Jun", "Epitaph of Liu Zihou", "Epitaph of Mr. Zhenyao", "Epitaph of Fan Shaoshu of Nanyang".

Huangfu Xiang: "Epitaph of Mr. Chang Li Han".

Ouyang Xiu: "Takioka Table".

Kong Zhenyun: "Epitaph of Jiehuan Yuan Cemetery".

1. Introduction to epitaph: Epitaph is a kind of ancient literary style, usually divided into two parts: the first part is the preface, which describes the lineage, name, title and life deeds of the deceased, which is called "Zhi"; The latter part is "Ming", which mostly uses rhymes to express the mourning and praise of the deceased.

2. Stylistic style: The requirements for the writing of epitaphs are narrative summaries, gentle language, and simple words. Writing an epitaph has two major characteristics, one is generalization, and the other is originality.

For example, the tomb couplet of Han Xin, the general of the Han Dynasty, is: "Life and death are known; Two women survived.

3. Example: Epitaphs of celebrities.

1. Feng Yuxiang: "Ordinary people's livelihood, ordinary people's life, not beauty, not broad." Only for the people, only for the country.

The old will is unremitting, honest and clumsy. This will not waver, and swear to fight to the death. Do your best, I write and say, grit your teeth, I am me, work hard, it's not bad.

2. Nie Er is a famous composer in my country, and his epitaph is quoted from the poem of the French poet Colato: "My ears are like shells, thinking of the sound of the sea." ”

3. The epitaph of the English poet Shelley is a line from Shakespeare's "The Blizzard": "He did not disappear anything, but he felt a change of seawater, and became a treasure of richness and wonder." ”

With bones in his mouth, 16 Zhuge Liang used soldiers - out of nowhere.

17, Zhuge Liang's brocade soup - clever calculation.

18, Kong Ming's big empty city plan - turning danger into relief.

19, Guan Yu sells meat - no one.

Aristophanes: "Hate evil, mock depravity".

The comedies of Aristophanes (446-385 BC), the ancient Greek playwright, brought great joy and inspiration to people. It is said that 400 years after his death, an Athenian poet named Antipater wrote an epitaph for him:

These are Aristophanes' brilliant plays, which are extremely frequently crowned with ivy from his city;

What a joyous Dionysian miracle, with a comedic sound, full of magic and clarity.

The heroic dramatists were popular in Greece, hated evil, and ridiculed depravity.

Aristophanes also drew up an epitaph for himself, which is extremely light-hearted and witty, making people feel that he really deserves to be a great comedian with a brother:

The goddesses Merlot searched for an immortal palace, and they finally discovered the enviable spiritual mansion of Aristophanes.

Yeats: "Knight, don't stop! ”

In September 1948, Ireland** sent a naval cruiser to bring Yeats's body back to Ireland. ** Greet and escort the body to the poet's childhood hometown of Willow Flame Ridge in Sligoshire, next to the church where Yeats's great-grandfather was the rector of the church. Everything is handled according to the poet's last wishes expressed in the last stanza of the long poem "Under the Benbur Mountain", and the verses are inscribed on the tombstones:

To life, to death, cast a cold eye, knight, don't stop!

Regarding this epitaph, Fu Hao wrote in his biography "Yeats": "It is a symbol of a complete journey of life: the diligent poet who has lived without regrets rests in the soil of his homeland that gave him joy in childhood and inspired his poetry, while his soul still rides Pegasus on the Pegasus, beyond life and death, and gallops towards eternity."

Schubert: "When people come to this tomb, please take off your hat and pay respects".

In October 1828, Schubert went to Eisen's mausoleum to pay his respects to Haydn's mausoleum. When he returned to Vienna, he fell ill and stayed at the home of his brother Ferdinand. Even as his illness worsened, he continued to compose music.

On November 16, 1828, doctors diagnosed Schubert with typhus. At 3 p.m. on the 19th, Schubert passed away, and the king of art songs lived only 31 years old.

On November 21, Schubert's funeral took place in the Farr Church. In accordance with his last words, his brother sent his coffin to the Wellinger cemetery and buried it next to Beethoven's grave, next to the saint he had admired all his life. Friends raised money to erect a tombstone for Schubert, and his friend, the poet Grier Patzel, wrote an epitaph for Schubert:

Death buried abundant treasures and beautiful hopes here.

When people come to this tomb, please take off your hat and pay respects.

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