To love one's job is to love one's job. For us educators, it means to love education. I think the specific manifestation is to love work and students. Loving work means respecting and cherishing one's own choices. As long as it is work, it will have its hardships. We can find the hardships of teachers in the compositions of primary school students! The following are ancient poems about love and dedication compiled by the editor. I hope Everyone must have a professional spirit.

Original text

"Untitled"

Dynasty: Tang Dynasty

Author: Li Shangyin

It is difficult to meet each other It’s hard to say goodbye, the east wind is powerless and the flowers are gone.

Spring silkworms will not run out of silk until they die, and wax torches will not dry until they turn to ashes.

When you look into the mirror at dawn, you are worried about the clouds on your temples. When you sing at night, you should feel the cold moonlight.

There is not much way to get to Pengshan, and the blue bird is diligent in visiting.

Analysis

The spring silkworm will not stop spinning its silk until it dies, and the silkworm will not stop weeping until the candle burns out. It is a metaphor for the love between men and women that lasts until death, and it becomes a tragic and eternal song. Later, it often refers to the teacher's dedication and selfless dedication.

Appreciation

In During the more than sixty years when Wuzong, Xuanzong, Yizong, Xizong, and Zhaozong of the Tang Dynasty were in power, the country suffered from internal and external troubles, political disintegration and division, and economic decline and turmoil, which made the ideology of this period also in relative chaos. stage.

The poetry of this period was in the process of transformation from the "poetry realm" of the Tang Dynasty to the "ci realm" of the Song Dynasty, through the rich and colorful style of the Tang Dynasty. , and eventually transformed into a pathos and deep rhyme of the late Tang Dynasty, that is, towards a more delicate spiritual feeling and a more implicit emotional experience.

The "untitled poems" of the late Tang Dynasty are obscure, difficult to understand, and appear complex and hazy. This is the painful and desperate mark left by the embarrassment of the times on the poet's heart, which inevitably makes the work dyed with a sad tone and mournful mood. Because it further touches the poet's subconscious level, it shows a more profound feeling. Profound and more hidden emotions of the times.

Generally speaking, a poem has a title just like a text has a purpose, which serves the purpose of outlining and drawing attention to details. However, when the poet's own thoughts are not clear, When the purpose is not clear and the emotion is not simple, it becomes difficult to title the work. In the past, some people arranged poems of the same emotional type together and used a general name to unify them, just to solve this problem. Question. For example, there are eighty-two poems written by Ruan Ji and thirty-eight poems written by Chen Ziang. However, there are still more poems to be made with the title "Untitled" in a big way. Li Shangyin, the "expert in creating poetic mysteries" in the late Tang Dynasty, probably no one in the history of ancient Chinese poetry is more melodious, profound, obscure and confusing than Li Shangyin's "Untitled Poems", which makes people unable to guess, think clearly and sit still. It’s not true. However, these incomprehensible poems are still worrying, hard to let go, and hard to put down.

Broadly speaking, Li Shangyin’s untitled poems not only include works named "Untitled", but also refer to them in general. Those works whose titles are based on the first two words of the first sentence of a poem, such as "Green City", "If There is", "Lovesickness", "Southeast", "Yesterday", etc., as well as the popular but puzzling "Jin Se" ".

Compared with other "untitled poems", the poem "Jin Se" seems to have a more confusing and hazy beauty. In terms of the images it chooses, whether it is Zhuang Sheng's dream of butterflies or hope. The transformation of the emperor into a cuckoo, whether it is a pearl left in the ocean, a shark weeping in tears, a warm sun in a blue field, or smoke in a good jade, all have an indescribable haziness and ambiguity, and there is no obvious arrangement between them. Inevitable connection. Therefore, it is really difficult to know what kind of secrets are hidden under the poetry. All we can perceive is the thick, complex and lingering emotions of life that pervade the poetry. : Sadness, confusion, melancholy, helplessness, sadness... However, this is enough to make us shake our minds. Liang Qichao, a modern scholar, once said: "I can't understand what Yishan's "Jin Se" and other poems are about. I can't even understand the meaning of the text if you take it apart sentence by sentence and ask me to explain it. But I think it is beautiful. It gives me a fresh spiritual pleasure. It should be noted that beauty has many aspects and contains mystery. If we still recognize the value of beauty, we cannot lightly dismiss such words.

"In our opinion, what Liang Qichao called the mysterious beauty is the necessary artistic tension shown in poetry after the integration of Confucianism, Buddhism, and Taoism.