Humble Room Inscription is an inscription written by Liu Yuxi, a poet in the Tang Dynasty. The full text is only 8 1 word. By praising the humble room, the author expresses his ambition to be a noble person, care for the poor and not collude with the secular.
The article has distinct levels, starting from the mountains and rivers, pointing out the theme of "I am a humble room, but I am virtuous and fragrant", and then starting from the outdoor scenery, indoor people and things in the room, rendering the elegant realm of the humble room and introducing the residence of ancient Junyan. The ancient sage's words strengthened the meaning and ended with questions, with a long aftertaste.
2. Epitaph of Liu Zihou
Epitaph of Liu Zihou is an epitaph written by Han Yu, a writer in Tang Dynasty, for his old friend Liu Zongyuan. This epitaph tells about Liu Zongyuan's family background, personality and political achievements. , including lineage, tombs, children and other epitaphs.
Through a comprehensive overview of Liu Zongyuan's life story, the author highly praised Liu Zongyuan's literary knowledge, political talent and moral conduct, deeply sympathized with Liu Zongyuan's experience of marginalization, long-term relegation and poverty, and highly praised Liu Zongyuan's life.
3, "Ailian said"
Love Lotus is an essay written by Zhou Dunyi, a philosopher in the Northern Song Dynasty. Through the description of the image and quality of lotus, this paper praises the faithful character of lotus, thus showing the author's noble personality and generous mind.
4. The snake catcher said
The theory of snake catcher comes from the famous prose of Liu Zongyuan, a writer in Tang Dynasty. In this paper, the relationship between snake venom and the poison of tyranny is grasped, and the contrast is skillfully used. The poison of tax is set off by snake catchers and poisonous snakes, which highlights the darkness of society. The article is a masterpiece of prose, with sharp writing and rich literary feelings. It has been widely praised for thousands of years. This article was included in the ninth grade Chinese edition and the ninth grade Soviet education edition.
5. Shi Shuo
Shi Shuo is an argumentative essay written by Han Yu, a writer in the Tang Dynasty. Explain the truth of learning from teachers, satirize the world where teachers are ashamed, educate young people, and play a role in changing the atmosphere.
This paper lists positive and negative examples, compares and demonstrates repeatedly, discusses the necessity and principle of learning from teachers, criticizes the bad habit of "being ashamed to learn from teachers" in society at that time, shows extraordinary courage and fighting spirit, and also shows the spirit of expressing opinions independently regardless of the secular. Although the full text is not long, it has profound implications, distinct arguments, rigorous structure, thorough reasoning and strong persuasiveness and appeal.
2. Classical Chinese Motto and Han Cuiyuan's Motto
The original text didn't say anything about other people's shortcomings, nor did it say anything about yourself. Be careful when giving and don't forget when receiving. The reputation of the world is insufficient, and benevolence is the discipline. What's the harm in denigrating mediocrity? Don't make the name too real, and keep the holy land of fools. Nirvana is precious, and warmth contains light. The weak are born to be human, and the old commandments are strong. It is difficult to measure one's ambition when walking. Be careful what you eat and drink, and the contented will always be happy. Perseverance will last a long time. Don't dwell on the shortcomings of others, and don't brag about your own advantages. Don't think about being nice to others, and don't forget to accept others' kindness. The praise of the world is not to be envied, as long as you take kindness as your code of action. Judge whether your heart is in line with benevolence before you act. What harm will other people's slanderous remarks do to yourself? Don't let your reputation surpass reality, stupidity is appreciated by saints. The quality of white is precious, even if it penetrates into black, it will not change color. There is no light on the surface, but there is light inside. Laozi once warned that weakness is a sign of vitality, while strength is close to death. Vulgar people are strong-willed, and the disaster is even greater after a long time. A gentleman should be cautious in speaking, frugal in eating and drinking, and satisfied with his feet in order to get rid of the ominous. Practice for a long time, and it will smell good over time. Note: Cui Yuan, a calligrapher in the Eastern Han Dynasty, was impulsive when he was young. Because his brother was killed, he killed his enemy in a rage and then ran away alone. A few years later, the imperial court granted amnesty before returning home. Cui Yuan knew that she had caused a great disaster because of her recklessness, so she posted an inscription (a style) on the right side of the seat to warn herself. Motto form right topic generally includes three forms: ① self-topic; (2) Recording classic speeches or celebrity aphorisms; 3 Ask questions. Mottos are often put where people can see them to remind themselves at all times. It is more common to stick it on the conspicuous wall in the house or write it on the title page of a notebook, and some are posted on the table.
3. The inscription in classical Chinese means a style, a name.
"Ming" is a kind of writing carved on objects in ancient times (mostly on bronzes, tombstones, stones and other carriers) to warn oneself or call merit, and later it became a style. This style generally rhymes, and the content is mostly short, especially the inscriptions carved on the utensils, which are used for Shen. Inscriptions often rise from trivial matters in life to philosophical rational understanding of life, which is concise and appealing to both refined and popular tastes. The text is short but ingenious, the content is simple and profound, the form is lively and easy to recite and remember, which is of great enlightenment to our observation, thinking and expression of life, and is worth reading and pondering repeatedly. Inscription is not only the content of ancient philology; But also has very important historical value and great significance to historical research. It recorded the merits and demerits of the monarch at that time, as well as all aspects of society at that time, such as transactions, laws, sacrifices and so on.
Casting, carving or writing words on objects to record one's life, behavior or warn oneself: inscriptions. Inscription, inscription. Epitaph. Motto.
Engraving on utensils is a token of remembrance, and it will never be forgotten: remember. Clear heart and bone inscription. Inscription heart (Yu Yongji).
In ancient China, the characters used for inscriptions gradually formed a style, such as Wen Xin Diao Long with Ming Zhen.
4. What does the preface in ancient Chinese mean? The preface of ancient Chinese is the style of ancient Chinese.
Inscription: refers to the words cast, engraved or written on an object to record a person's life, deeds or admonish himself, such as epitaph, motto, etc., and later became a style, which generally uses rhyme.
Say: It is a style of ancient Chinese. Generally similar to today's essays, it is a branch of argumentative writing. Such as "Shi Shuo".
Preface: In ancient times, there was another kind of preface, which was called "Preface" when saying goodbye. The content is mostly praise, praise or encouragement to relatives and friends, and it is a farewell message. Such as Song Lian's "Preface to Send Dongyang Ma Sheng"
Table: refers to a style of official documents in feudal times. That is, the courtier wrote a letter to the monarch. Table, a style written to the emperor in ancient times.
The main function of the table is to express the loyalty and hope of the courtiers to the monarch, as well as Chen's request and desire to talk about politics. The content of the table is discussion and narration, often with the color of expressing * * * *. Like Chen Qingbiao.