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Half an acre of square pond is opened, and the sky and clouds and shadows wander together", and the meaning of "Jian" is a mirror, which refers to the pond as a mirror.
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Jian means mirror. 1. Interpretation of Jian 1, mirror (made of copper in ancient times). 2. Photo.
3. Look carefully; Inspection. 4. It can be used as a warning or a lesson. Second, the etymology of the word explains that the ancient character is written as "prison".
"Prison" is first seen in oracle bone inscriptions, and its character resembles a person bowing his head and shining his face in a vessel containing water. Later, "prison" was often used in the sense of surveillance, and in the Spring and Autumn Period, it became "jian" next to "gold", referring to the tool of reflection - a large basin filled with water, similar to a mirror in the future, and by extension, it refers to things that can be used as a reference. 3. Word tasting, identification, identification, appreciation, reference, etc.
Extended information: 一、品鉴 [ pǐn jiàn ] appreciating and appreciating. 2. Identification [ jiàn dìng ] 1. Identification and evaluation (the advantages and disadvantages of people).
2. Evaluate the strengths and weaknesses of the person. 3. Identify and determine the authenticity, advantages and disadvantages of things. 3. Identification [ jiàn bié ] distinguish (true and false).
四、鉴設 [ jiàn shǎng ] also says appreciation. Identification and appreciation (works of art, artifacts, etc.). 5. Draw on [ jiè jiàn ] in comparison with other people's or other things in order to learn or learn from them.
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Jian: Mirror. The ancients used copper as a mirror, wrapped in a mirror jacket, and opened it when used.
Half an acre of square pond opened, and the sky and clouds and shadows wandered together.
Ask where the canal is as clear as promised, for there is a source of living water.
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Translation:The half-acre square pond is displayed in front of you like a mirror, and the brilliance of the sky and the shadows of the floating clouds move together in the mirror. Why is the water in the pond so clear?
It's because there is an inexhaustible source of living water for it.
"Two Poems of Reading Books" is a group of poems by Zhu Xi, a Song ** scholar. These two poems depict the author's feelings of "reading books", revealing profound philosophies with the help of vivid images.
Appreciation: The first poem uses the metaphor of the scene, with the help of the phenomenon of the pond water being injected with living water, which is a metaphor for the need to constantly accept new things in order to maintain the activity and progress of thought; The second poem uses facts to explain reason, with the help of giant ships, no one can push but can sail freely in the water, which is a metaphor for the truth that artistic creation needs inspiration. The whole poem is philosophical in vivid metaphors, not falling for reason, full of reason, and has been recited by people.
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The whole poem of "Half an acre of square pond is opened" means that 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.
From Zhu Xi of the Song Dynasty's "Reading Books with Feelings: Part I".
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.
This is a famous poem that borrows the metaphor of the scene. The whole poem uses Fang Tang as a metaphor to vividly express a subtle and indescribable feeling of reading. The pond is not a stagnant pool of water, but is often filled with living water, so it is like a mirror, crystal clear, reflecting the sky and clouds.
This kind of situation is quite similar to the situation of the same person when he or she solves problems in reading, gains new knowledge and gains a lot, and raises awareness.
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1. Explanation. Jian: Ancient mirrors. The ancients used copper as a mirror, wrapped in a mirror jacket, and opened it when used.
2. "Half an acre of Fangtang is opened" from Zhu Xi's "Reading Books", and the full poem is as follows:
Half an acre of square pond opened, and the sky and clouds and shadows wandered together.
Ask the canal to be as clear as promised, for there is a source of living water.
3. Translation. The half-acre square pond is opened like a mirror, clear and clear, and the brilliance of the sky and the shadows of the floating clouds are reflected in the pond, constantly shining and shaking, full of life and vitality. Why is the water in the pond so clear?
It's because there is an inexhaustible source of living water for it.
4. Appreciation. It's a philosophical little poem. With the help of the phenomenon of pond water being injected with living water, it is a metaphor to constantly accept new things in order to keep the mind active and progressive.
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"Jian" here means "mirror", and the meaning of this poem is "a square pond half an acre of size is opened like a mirror."
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Ancient mirrors, the ancients used copper as a mirror, wrapped in a mirror jacket, and opened when used.
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The half-acre square pond is opened like a mirror, clear and clear, and the brilliance of the sky and the shadows of the floating clouds are reflected in the pond.
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1. Jian is the meaning of the mirror, and the half-acre square pond is opened by the meaning of the square pond like a mirror, describing the calm water surface.
2. The source of "Half an Acre of Fangtang Yijiankai" is "Reading Books" by Zhu Xi of the Southern Song Dynasty. 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.
3. It is selected from the "Collection of Zhu Wen's Official Documents" ("Four Serials").
4. Zhu Xi (1130 1200), later argued with the honorific title of Zhu Zi, the character Yuan Hui, a native of Wuyuan, Jiangxi Province, and a famous physicist in the Southern Song Dynasty. Tianguang refers to the morning, the local language of the southerners.
5. The translation of the poem is that the half-acre square pond is like an open mirror, clear and clear, and the brilliance of the sky and the shadow of the floating clouds and the bridge are reflected in the pond together, constantly shining and shaking, full of vitality and vitality. Why is the water in the pond so clear? It's because there is an inexhaustible source of living water for it.
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Meaning: The half-acre square pond is displayed in front of you like a mirror, and the brilliance of the sky and the shadows of the floating clouds move together in the mirror. Why is the water in the pond so clear?
It's because there is an inexhaustible source of living water for it.
Original poem:
Half an acre of square pond opened, and the sky and clouds and shadows wandered together.
Q: Is that clear? For there is a source of living water.
Poetry appreciation
This poem is a metaphor for things, and uses "Fangtang" as a metaphor for "books", indicating that we must continue to learn and update our knowledge in order to maintain vitality and have a high level of learning. The beauty of this poem lies in the fact that "Guanshu" and "Kwun Tong" are separated from each other, and they are not sticky or detached. Writing "Fangtang" resembles a book.
Jian" is like the flat of the pond, and it is also a metaphor for the cleanliness of the book.
Because of this, he jumped into writing "Sky Light and Cloud Shadow", which has nothing to do with "book", and closely cuts to "Jianshou Ji" and "water", so as to derive "living water from the source", which is natural and convenient. However, after careful consideration, it is also for the principle of reading and writing books, and the reader's thoughts are included in the topic of this Yuanqin. Because of the author's meticulous observation and ironing performance, it is very interesting to read.
In the same way, "living water from the source" contains not only book knowledge, but also life practice. This is also the effect of the author using metaphors to explain reason, leaving people with room for imagination to supplement.
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Explanation of the half-acre square pond.
semi-mu pond]
Half an acre pond describes a very small pond. Ming · Li Yu was not allowed to use half an acre of Fangtang as a place to stand with the original meaning, this sentence is quoted from the Song · Zhu Xi's "Qing Zheng Guanshu Feelings": Half an acre of Fangtang is opened, and the poem refers to books.
Word decomposition Explanation of half à half : semicircle. Half a hundred (fifty, mostly refers to the age).
Incomplete: mostly. Peninsula.
Semitransparent. Semi-full-time. In the middle:
Air. Halfway through. Midnight.
Yu is very little: a star and a half. Radical :
Ten; Explanation of pond pond á embankment , embankment: pond dam. Tangyan.
River ponds. Seawall. Pool:
Pond. Lotus. Fish pond.
Reed pond. In some areas, small pits are dug indoors to make fires: fire pits.
Ode to Bird Friends Radical: Earth.
Say the text and interpret the word", and the big basin is also. One is said to be a prisoner, and you can take clear water for the moon. Prison Zhu, according to the shape also, reflecting people and things, indicating that "Jian" is a bronze product, which means a bronze basin, which can be extended to a bronze mirror. >>>More
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