1. What are the poems that describe new starting points?

The poems that describe new starting points are: 1. Thousands of sails are passing by the side of the sunken boat, and thousands of trees are springing in front of the diseased trees.

Explanation: Thousands of ships are passing by the sunken ship, but thousands of trees are blooming in front of the diseased tree. Author: Liu Yuxi Dynasty: Tang Source: "Rewarding Lotte Seeing Gifts at the First Banquet in Yangzhou" Original text: Rewarding Lotte Seeing Gifts at the First Banquet in Yangzhou Liu Yuxi, Tang Dynasty: Bashan Chushui, abandoned in the desolate land for twenty-three years.

Nostalgically reciting the poems on the flute in the air, and when I go to the countryside to read them, I feel like a dead person. Thousands of sails pass by the side of the sunken boat, and thousands of trees spring in front of the diseased trees.

Listen to a song of Junge today, and just have a glass of wine to keep your spirits up. Vernacular translation: I spent twenty-three years in desolate places like Bashan Chushui.

I miss my old friend and recite the poem "Wen Di" in vain. After returning from exile for a long time, I feel that the scene is no longer the same as before. Thousands of ships are passing by beside the sunken ship, but thousands of trees are blooming in front of the diseased trees.

After listening to the poem you recited for me today, let’s cheer up with this glass of wine. 2. The majestic pass is really like iron, but now we are crossing it from the beginning. Explanation: Don’t say that the mountains are as insurmountable as iron, but now let us regain our strength and move forward.

Author: Mao Zedong Dynasty: Modern Source: "Recalling Qin'e·Loushanguan" Original text: Recalling Qin'e·Loushanguan Mao Zedong The west wind is strong, and the geese in the sky are calling the frosty morning moon. In the frosty morning and the moon, the sound of horse hooves breaks and the trumpets sound.

The long road to Xiongguan is really like iron, but now we are crossing it from the beginning. From the beginning, the mountains are like the sea, and the setting sun is like blood.

Vernacular translation: The biting west wind is blowing fiercely, the wild geese are singing frost, and the dawn moon is in the sky. The dawn moon is in the sky, the sound of horse hooves is sporadic and chaotic, and the sound of military bugles is low and low.

Don’t say that the mountains are as insurmountable as iron, but now let us regain our strength and move forward. Reinvigorate and move forward, the vast green mountains are like the sea, and the sunset is as red as blood.

3. A journey of a thousand miles begins with a single step. Explanation: A journey of a thousand miles begins with the first step (start from scratch, start with small things, and proceed step by step). Author: Laozi Dynasty: Spring and Autumn Period From: "Laozi·Tao Te Ching·Chapter 64" Original text: Tao Te Ching·Chapter 64 Lao Tzu Spring and Autumn Period Its peace is easy to maintain, its lack of omen is easy to plan.

It is brittle and easy to spread, and its microorganism is easy to scatter. Do it before it exists, and fix it before it is in chaos.

The tree of the embrace is born at the end of the hair. The nine-story platform starts from tired soil.

A journey of a thousand miles begins with a single step. Those who do it will fail, and those who insist will lose it.

This is because the sage has no reasons and therefore has no failures, and has no attachments and therefore has no failures. People often succeed and fail in their pursuits.

It ends accidentally. If you are as careful as you are at the beginning, you will never fail.

Therefore, the sage does not want what he wants, and he does not value hard-to-find goods. Whether you learn or not, you will repeat the mistakes of others.

Don’t dare to act in order to support the nature of all things. Vernacular translation: It is easy to maintain and maintain the situation when it is stable; it is easy to plot when there are no signs of events; it is easy to dissolve when things are fragile; it is easy to lose things when they are subtle; when doing things, it is necessary to handle them properly before they happen; when it comes to governing the country, it is necessary to deal with them before there is chaos. Prepare well in advance.

The big trees that embrace each other grow from tiny sprouts; the nine-story high platform is built from every pile of soil; the journey of a thousand miles begins with the first step. Those who make a difference will suffer failure, and those who persist will suffer damage.

Therefore, the sage does nothing so he will not suffer failure, and he has no attachment so he will not suffer harm. When people do things, they always fail when they are about to succeed. Therefore, when something is about to be completed, you must be as cautious as you were at the beginning. Nothing is impossible.

Therefore, a righteous saint pursues what others do not pursue, does not care about hard-to-obtain goods, learns what others do not learn, and corrects the mistakes that everyone often makes. In this way, the natural nature of all things is followed without arbitrarily interfering.

4. The roc rises with the wind in one day and soars up to ninety thousand miles. Explanation: The roc rose from the wind in one day and soared to a height of ninety thousand miles.

Author: Li Bai Dynasty: Tang Source: "Shang Li Yong" Original text: Shang Li Yong Li Bai Tang Dapeng rose with the wind in one day and soared ninety thousand miles. If the wind stops and comes down, it can still blow away the water.

When people see my extraordinary tune, they all sneer when they hear my eloquent words. Xuan's father is still afraid of future generations, but his husband cannot be young.

Vernacular translation: A big roc rose from the wind in one day and soared to a height of ninety thousand miles. If it stops when the wind breaks, its power can be as strong as blowing away the water in the sea.

People at that time saw that I was fond of making strange remarks, and they all sneered after hearing my big words. Confucius also said that young people are to be feared, and a man should not look down on young people.

Extended information: Famous quotes to describe new starting points 1. People can only be satisfied in constant pursuit. Like love, the true spirit of poetry, philosophy, and science is precisely to constantly pursue and always stand on the starting line. (Zhao Xinshan). 2. In the race to the future, poor countries and rich countries stand on the same starting line (Alvin Toffler).

3. At the beginning of joining the WTO, we should immediately seize the first fighting opportunity (Stendhal). 4. I walk in a circle, and the closer I get to the end, the closer I get to the starting point (Dis).

5. He really wants to start from the starting line, but where is the starting line (Elias Canetti). 6. We cannot postpone life until we are ready. The most distinctive feature of life is its compulsion. It is always urgent, "here and now", and there is no room for delay. Life is always shooting at us at close range ( Jose Ortega Gasset).

Baidu Encyclopedia - Rewarding Lotte at the First Banquet in Yangzhou Baidu Encyclopedia - Recalling Qin'e·Loushanguan Baidu Encyclopedia - Shang Li Yong Baidu Encyclopedia - Tao Te Ching. 2. What are the poems that describe new beginnings?

1. Thousands of sails pass by the side of the sunken boat, and thousands of trees spring in front of the diseased tree. The long road through Xiongguan is really like iron, but now we are crossing it from the beginning. The mountains and rivers are full of doubts and there is no way, and the willows and flowers are dark and the flowers are bright in another village.

2. Recalling Qin'e·Loushanguan - Mao Zedong

The west wind is strong,

The geese in the sky are calling the frosty morning moon.

Frost morning moon,

The sound of horse hooves is broken,

The trumpet is swallowing.

The Xiongguan road is really like iron,

Now I am crossing it from the beginning.

Crossing over from the beginning,

The Cangshan Mountain is like the sea,

The setting sun is like blood.

The road through Xiongguan is as true as iron

Xiongguan, the majestic pass, refers to Loushanguan. It is in vain to say that it is a long road. People say in vain that Loushanguan is as solid as iron.

Now take a step and jump from the head

Take a step, Step, stride. To cross over from the beginning is to leap over. Zhang Xiang's "Explanation of Poetry, Songs and Vocabulary": "For the head, it means to start from the beginning, or to start." It means to start over from the beginning. It means to stride over from the beginning. Xiongguan vaguely implies that the strategic mission at that time was frustrated, that the Long March plan must be re-arranged, and that there is unswerving confidence in victory.

Thousands of sails passed by the side of the sunken boat, and thousands of diseased trees were in front of it. Spring

Selected from "Rewarding Lotte and Seeing Gifts at the First Banquet in Yangzhou" by Liu Yuxi of the Tang Dynasty, the original meaning is that there are still thousands of sailboats passing by the overturned ships; there are also thousands of forest trees in front of the withered trees. Thriving. The use of metaphors and changes in natural scenery imply the development of society and contain philosophy. Present mostly means that new things will inevitably defeat old things.

Liu Yuxi originally used "sinking boat" and "sick tree" to lament that he had been repeatedly demoted and attacked by old age and illness, resulting in inaction. However, he also used "thousands of sails" and "thousands of trees" to express his deep joy that there are still many like-minded friends in the world.

It is true that "sinking boats" and "sick trees" are common occurrences. After the shipwreck, Qianfan is still mighty; the trees here are withered, but the woods over there are still very lush. It can be extended to mean that no matter what kind of difficulties or setbacks you encounter, always maintain a vibrant and optimistic attitude. is the most important. Let us keep the beautiful scenery of spring in our hearts forever, and be dedicated to kindness and life! 3. Poems about the journey

1. The white horse and the golden saddle follow the Emperor Wu, and the banners are as bright as the Yang Yang.

From "Two Brothel Songs. Part 1" by Wang Changling of the Tang Dynasty

The white horse and the golden saddle follow the Emperor Wu, and the banners are as bright as the Yang Yang.

The young woman at the top of the building was sitting with her zither playing, and she saw flying dust entering the Jianzhang in the distance.

Interpretation:

The general rode a white horse with a golden saddle and accompanied the emperor on an expedition. One hundred thousand soldiers stayed in Changyang Palace. The young woman by the window upstairs played Zheng music and watched the procession of dust entering Jianzhang Palace from a distance.

2. The Xiongnu grass is yellow and the horses are fat, smoke and dust are seen flying in the west of Jinshan, and the generals of the Han family are marching west.

From the poem "Zou Ma Chuan goes to send the army to the Western Expedition/Zou Ma Chuan goes to send the army to the Western Expedition" written by Cen Shen of the Tang Dynasty.

Don't you see, Zuo Ma Chuan goes to the snowy seaside, and the flat sand is vast and yellow. Enter heaven.

The wind roared on the September night in Luntai, and the gravel in the river was as big as a bucket, and the stones were scattered all over the ground in the wind.

The Xiongnu grass is yellow and the horses are fat, smoke and dust are flying in the west of Jinshan Mountain, and the generals of the Han family are marching west.

The generals did not take off their golden armor at night, and the troops fought against each other in the middle of the night. The limelight was like a knife cutting through the face.

The horse hair is covered with snow and sweat is steaming, the five-flowered money is swirled into ice, and the grass and inkstone in the curtain are condensed with water.

The captive cavalry should be frightened when they hear this. Unexpectedly, they do not dare to fight against the enemy. The chariot driver Ximen stands still to show off his victory.

Definition:

Haven’t you seen it? The vast Zouma River is close to the edge of the Snow Sea, and the boundless yellow sand connects to the sky. The wind howled all night long in September in Luntai, and the gravel everywhere was as big as a bucket. The strong wind blew the rocks everywhere and scattered them all over the ground. At this time, the Huns had luxuriant pastures, fat army and horses, and invaded the west of Jinshan. Smoke and dust were billowing, and the Han generals led their troops to conquer the west.

The general did not take off his armor at night. When marching in the middle of the night, his spears and spears collided with each other, and the biting cold wind blew into his face like a knife. The horses' hair was covered with snowflakes and steaming with sweat. The body of the five-flowered horse turned to ice in an instant, and the inkstones written on the camp screen also froze. The enemy would be frightened when they heard that the army was marching out. I expected that he would not dare to engage us in close combat, so I waited at the west gate of the Che Division to report the victory.

3. There are three hundred and sixty days in a year, and most of them are on horseback.

From "Making on Horseback" by Qi Jiguang of the Ming Dynasty

Running north and south to report the Lord's love, the rivers and lace grass laugh all their lives.

(Bian Cao's first work: Bian Yue)

Three hundred and sixty days a year, most of them are on horseback. (Most of them are the same work: both)

Definition:

I went to the battlefield and fought in the north and south in order to repay the emperor's trust in me. The flowers and plants along the north and south rivers and at the northern border all laughed at me. Life is a busy life. I spent the three hundred and sixty days of the year on the battlefield carrying weapons and riding a war horse.

4. Wandering around, drinking horses and leaving the Great Wall.

From "Drinking Horses in the Great Wall Grottoes" written by Li Shimin in the Tang Dynasty

Outside the Great Wall, there is a sad wind, and the ice has frozen across the river. There are hundreds of waves in the vast sea and thousands of miles of snow in the Yinshan Mountains.

Guard against dangerous beacon fires, and lead to high points in the mountains. Rolling the jingle leisurely, drinking the horse out of the Great Wall.

There are traces of riding on the cold sand, and the sound of the wind blows. Hu Chen's clear jade stopper, Qiang flute rhymes with golden zheng.

Fighting in the desert, fighting with chariots and warriors. The captain rebelled against Longdui, and the general returned to Mayi.

The atmosphere of Yanghui is quiet and foggy, and the stone has achieved great fame. Huang Yi wears a military uniform and enters the Lingtai with a triumphant song.

Definition:

The desolate wind outside the Great Wall is blowing fiercely, the ice on the Jiao River has frozen, the vast desert is covered with continuous sand dunes, and thousands of miles under the Yinshan Mountain are covered with White snow. The soldiers guarded the beacon tower far away. The mountains leading up one layer at a time showed their high integrity. Many battle flags were blown by the long wind. Where were the soldiers drinking horses with their heads lowered by the Great Wall? Nor does it stop.

The cold beach is connected with the footprints of the cavalry, the violent north wind cuts off the vocal music coming from the fortress, and the dust from the wild ground sweeps the frontier fortress that looks like jade (frozen like jade), The sound of the Qiang flute and the sound of the golden hammer. The weapons were stored in the isolated desert, but the chariot had to tremble and sway in the low and humid place of the wilderness. The captains have all returned from Longdui, and the general has returned from Mayi in triumph and is reporting his victory.

They were so happy to hold their flags high and clear up the foggy areas. They were so happy to record their achievements on the stone tablets. There was only one man in military uniform on the desolate border. To protect, the triumphal song on Lingwu Terrace (the imperial court) comes from the national border.

5. The hunched Xia Ming sword shines on the frost, and the autumn wind comes out of Xianyang.

From "Four Poems for a Young Man·Part 3" by Linghu Chu of the Tang Dynasty

The Xia Ming sword on the bowed back shines on the frost, and the horse comes out of Xianyang in the autumn wind.

Before the Emperor takes over the land of Hehuang, he does not intend to look back at his hometown.

Definition:

The bow and arrow are bathed in the glow of the sun, and the sword shines in the frost. The sword stirred up the autumn wind, and the horse flew out of Xianyang. A corner of the country was still occupied, and the emperor did not take back Hehuang. If this situation does not change, I will not look back at my hometown. 4. What are the ancient poems that describe "the dust on the body has not been shaken off, and a new journey is about to start"

1. The hair in the mirror is so sad, and it is difficult to brush away the dust marks on the clothes.

The melancholy fishing rod hand in the rivers and lakes covers Chang'an in the west. ——"A Wonder on the Road" Tang Dynasty: Du Mu 2. Poplar flowers fly across the desert, drinking and talking several times before returning eastward.

The spring of Jiuqu is full of hometown dreams, and the dust of thousands of miles is full of guest clothes. The flowing water is covered with fragrant grass after the rain, and the empty mountain is covered with white clouds at night.

Kinmen has its own promise to come to the west, don’t wait for the fluorescent lights to illuminate the bamboo leaves. ——"Sending a Friend Off to the East" Tang Dynasty: Liu Cang 3. The curved screen blocks the dream of traveling clouds, and the west tower is afraid of hearing the drizzle.

Grind and freeze to condense the essence, the fragrant and cold fragrance disperses the fog, and I write new sentences carelessly with my pen. Chang'an is tired.

Sigh that the clothes are stained with dust marks, and the mirror is stained with autumn wisps. After all the flying dragons have passed, who will go to express their worries on the brocade paper?

The flute platform should be a sign of resentment. Xiaohan is too lazy to wash up, but his eyebrows are still charming. The wine is dripping and the stove is fragrant, the flowers are sitting around to keep warm, and the pearls and mother-of-pearls are leisurely.

Sweet words. I hate Liu Wai's wandering reins, but I have no feelings for them.

To divine the date of return, carefully count the plum blossoms. ——"Qi Tianle" Song Dynasty: Zhou Mi 4. The haggard capital has a new white hair, and the return has refreshed the guest's clothes.

The crow of the oriole frequently reminds the dawn of jealous dreams, and the flying catkins are in love with spring alone. ——"Late Spring" Song Dynasty: Lu You 5. The stone city is lush and gloomy, and there are more spring clouds on the city towards the evening.

The remaining clouds reflect the thin sky and separate the battlements, and the dim light follows the returning birds across the Long River. Yiyi wants to disperse the wind in the front corner, and the power still stops Liuwai's song.

We cross the river again by boat, missing each other and looking back but feeling sad. ——"Farewell to Shicheng Muyun" Ming Dynasty: Liu Pu.