If you are strict, you can join the army, and if you are modest, you should treat scholars.

Liu Yuxi of the Tang Dynasty "Linghu Xianggong presented a gift of bamboo with twenty rhymes, but still ordered the peace to continue." Junjie: straight bamboo joints, a metaphor for noble moral integrity. Linrong: Confront the enemy. Modesty: The hollow bamboo heart is a metaphor for the modesty of a scholar. The general idea of ??these two sentences is: the straight bamboo joints symbolize the steadfastness and integrity when confronting the enemy, and the hollow bamboo heart is just like the humble mind of a polite corporal. Comparing bamboo with the character, emotion and operation of an expert, the spirit of bamboo is written. The angle is novel and the intention is extraordinary.

Liu Yuxi, a writer of the Tang Dynasty, "When Linghu Xianggong saw that he presented bamboo with twenty rhymes, he still ordered him to continue to harmonize"

The tender green leaves are rolled up, and the old branches are harvested with yellow. Famous quotes about bamboo

Wang Jian of the Tang Dynasty "Newly Moved Small Bamboo to Du Zhongcheng Academy". Old branches: Old branches refer to the bamboo branches from the previous year. The general meaning of these two sentences is: rolling up the new green leaves and picking up the old yellow branches. The small bamboos in spring abandon the old and make new ones. The poet vividly expressed its vigorous vitality with concise poetry. It can be used to chant Hsinchu, or it can also be used to describe the metabolism and unchangeable laws of nature.

Wang Jian, a poet of the Tang Dynasty, "Newly Moved Small Bamboo in Du Zhongcheng Academy"

The wind and snow in the wind and snow can be broken but not humiliated.

Su Shi of the Song Dynasty "Four Poems on Taiyu, Sophora japonica, Bamboo and Cypress·Bamboo" Xiao Ran: Looks desolate and depressed. The general idea of ??these two sentences is: Bamboo looks cold and desolate in the wind and snow, but although it can be broken, it cannot be insulted. The bamboo in the wind and snow looks lonely and desolate, but despite being in a harsh environment, it still has an awe-inspiring grace that cannot be insulted. ~Two lines of chanting about things provide some sustenance. Su Shi was once accused of false accusations and imprisoned in Yushitai, which led to the "Wutai Poetry Case". At this time, the author saw the bamboos in Yushitai (i.e. Wutai) and was moved by the scene, which is not without the meaning of self-expression. It can be used to chant bamboo, or it can be used to describe people who are in adversity but have an unbreakable will.

Northern Song Dynasty writer Su Shi's "Four Poems on Taiyu, Sophora japonica, Bamboo, and Cypress·Bamboo"

Bamboo cannot tolerate miscellaneous things, and it is determined to be a green cloud.

"Bamboo" by Yuan Mei of the Qing Dynasty. Qian: commit, charge. The general idea of ??these two sentences is: Bamboo's habit does not like to be mixed with other things, and its ambition is to stand out from the crowd and soar into the blue clouds. "Bu Nai Za" means that his nature is different from popular customs, and "Qian Qingyun" means that he has lofty ambitions, using anthropomorphic techniques. Can be used to chant bamboo.

Qing Dynasty poet Yuan Mei's "Bamboo"

The high branches have made the wind their friend, and the dense leaves can retain snow as flowers.

"Bamboo" by Chen Yuyi of Song Dynasty. The general meaning of these two sentences is: the tall bamboo branches have become friends with the breeze, swaying with each other; the dense bamboo leaves have left white snow as flowers, green and white. Writing about bamboo not only describes its appearance, but also describes its character and interests. "Making friends with the wind" and "leaving the snow as flowers" are noble and refined, with unique charm. When learning to write poems about things, you should learn this method.

"Bamboo" by Chen Yuyi, a poet of the Song Dynasty

The wind touches the sound with six rhythms, and the dew touches it like washing away floating moths. Famous quotes about bamboo

"Bamboo" by Xu Wei of the Tang Dynasty. Six Rhythms: In ancient times, the notes were divided into twelve equal parts, called the Twelve Rhythms. Among them, the odd-numbered laws are called "Lv", and the even-numbered laws are called "Lv". Here, "Six Laws" generally refers to the various tones of ancient music. Isolate: Isolate. The general meaning of these two sentences is: the sound made by the wind blowing the bamboo bushes contains various beautiful notes; the dew wets the bamboo bushes, as if they have been washed, without a trace of dust. The first sentence is about auditory feelings, and the second sentence is about visual feelings. The sound of bamboo "contains six rhythms" and the bamboo body is "absolutely floating", both of which give people a sense of artistic beauty. Can be used to chant bamboo.

"Bamboo" by Xu Wei, a poet of the Tang Dynasty

The blood-stained spots form brocade patterns, and the regrets of the past are still there.

"Mottled Bamboo Tube Mat" by Du Mu of the Tang Dynasty. The general meaning of these two sentences is: Concubine Xiang's stained green blood dyed the brocade pattern on the bamboo mat, and Concubine Xiang's regrets from back then still remain on the mottled bamboo. Mottled Bamboo is a kind of bamboo with spots on its surface. The spots are like tear marks. There is a folk legend that Xiang Fei shed tears on Bamboo for the death of Shun. Therefore, Mottled Bamboo is also called Xiangfei Bamboo, Xiang Bamboo, and Tearing Bamboo. Poets in the past dynasties wrote many beautiful poems from this, such as Liu Yuxi's poem "How to shed thousands of tears on the branches of mottled bamboo in the Xiangjiang River", and Hong Sheng's poem "How can a branch of mottled bamboo drop a thousand tears".

The author absorbs beautiful myths and legends here, transforms and develops them, and incorporates the allusion of "weeping blood" in the "Book of Rites", saying that the marks on the bamboo mat are "stained with blood". In this way, in addition to Xiangfei Bamboo, Xiangzhu, and Tears Bamboo, Spotted Bamboo should have another name - Blood Bamboo. The distinctive feature of these two poems is that they are good at absorbing folklore and integrating historical stories to form a new artistic realm. Can be used to chant bamboo.