Zhu Ziqing's famous aphorisms

Zhu Ziqing is a modern essayist, Chinese educator, litterateur, poet, scholar, and democratic fighter. Male, whose given name is Pei Xian, whose original name is Zihua, whose pseudonym is Qiushi, and whose pen names include Yu Jie, Bai Xiang, Baishui, and Zhibai. Born in Shaoxing, Zhejiang Province, he was born in Donghai, Jiangsu Province in 1898. His original name was Zhu Zihua, a native of Yangzhou, Jiangsu Province. He graduated from Peking University in 1920 and later taught at Tsinghua University. Because three generations of his family settled in Yangzhou, he graduated from Jiangsu No. 8 Middle School (now Yangzhou Middle School) in Yangzhou at that time and worked as a teacher in Yangzhou, so he called himself Yangzhou. people?. He also taught at Taizhou Middle School in Zhejiang Province and planted wisteria flowers with his own hands, which later became the school flower of Taizhou Middle School. The following are some of Zhu Ziqing’s famous sayings carefully compiled by me:

Zhu Ziqing’s Quotations (1)

1. After coming from the north, I don’t know why, but at night There are dreams at night, and they are not the same dreams. But after all, I am a newly upgraded person. Although I dream, I can’t have a clear dream! I have confused dreams all night long, and when I wake up, I don’t know what I mean, and I feel like I am lost. The most embarrassing thing is that every morning when I am about to wake up, I still have lingering dreams that I can’t get rid of. Suddenly my eyes open, as if falling into a deep valley, everything is silent? There is only a corner of the sun waiting for me on the wall! I decided at this time If I can't get up, I must think carefully, trying to recapture the taste of the dream, but as usual I can't think of it, I just feel confused and seem to be missing something. Even so, one thing is known: the world in the dream is free, allowing you to wander and fly; but as soon as you open your eyes, they are tied up with dense hemp ropes, which is a big difference!

2. I think the first thing an artistic woman has is her gentle air; listening to the melodious tune of a flute is like smelling the fragrance of roses, like lying on a thick velvet blanket. She is as dense as water and as light as smoke, enveloping us; how can we not admire her with joy? This comes from her movements; every step she takes, every stretch of her waist, every sweep of her temples, every blink of an eye, every move she lowers her head. , even the slight lift of clothes and the gentle dance of skirts are like the flow of honey and the slight ripple of wind. How can we not admire it with joy?

3. At the junction of Europe and Asia , there is a section of the road that has quite a Chinese artistic conception, with rolling green mountains and leisurely flowing rivers, with only a few random songs in the miles. The mountain is high and precipitous, with not many peaks visible, like a large wall cut into a wall. The car walked along the river at the bottom of the mountain; the river bank was also high and the water seemed to fall suddenly. From the top of the mountain to the river, there are two neat stacks; except for a few twists, the road for several miles is neat. Although neatness is already a benefit of the West, its profundity is still close to that of Chinese landscape poetry or landscape painting. I saw a narrow boat in the river, with a person sitting and paddling slowly. The boat and the person were both dark in color; this was truly a Chinese painting.

4. The changes in the South this year are beyond human imagination. I knew his whereabouts at first; but I know nothing about him in the past six months. How did he live such a windy life? This is what I am pondering. I said the sea, he is just a small wave on the sea; I said the forest, he is just a little bird in the forest. Forgive me, forgive me, where can I go to find you?

5. The most lively things at this time are the cicadas on the trees and the frogs in the water; but the excitement belongs to them, what about me? Neither.

6. A Chinese who has never lived in Europe during the summer, when he goes to the Netherlands in the north, in early summer, he simply feels like the new autumn. The sky is pale, the fields are silent, and the train is moving as if no one is paying attention. Occasionally, I saw a half-windmill at the end of the road, motionless, like an iron hand stretching toward the sky.

7. A mere piece of clothing separates two ordinary people. But when it comes to art, both sides of the Taiwan Strait have their own advantages. We might as well say that Paris is an art city. People in the past said that in the Six Dynasties, all the vegetable sellers and servants had smoke and water. Everyone in Paris probably had one or two elegant bones in their body. You see, there are water fountains and statues in parks and streets, museums are everywhere, and exhibitions are often held. They breathe the artistic atmosphere almost like air, and they naturally become elegant.

8. Because life is limited, if we can have such clear dreams every night, then after one day, it will be enough to two days, and after fifty years, it will be enough to be a hundred years old; so cheap It really happened. As for the "pain and joy" in dreams, according to my layman's opinion, they are the "pain and joy" in dreams after all, and there is no need to worry about it.

Zhu Ziqing's Quotations (2)

1. Peach trees and willow trees are planted alternately along the coast here. When spring comes, there will be a lively dream.

2. When washing hands, the days pass through the water box; when eating, the days pass through the rice bowl. I can feel his haste now, so I reach out my hands to hold him back, but he keeps flowing past my withholding hands. In the evening, as I lie in bed, he will stride over my body and past my feet in his agile way. Fly away. When I open my eyes and see the sun again, another day has slipped away. I hid my face and sighed. But the shadow of the new days began to flash through the sigh again.

3. A small round face, like a peach and plum blossom in bloom; there is no smile on the face, but there is a faint glow of spring, like a greenhouse filled with honey.

4. It is impossible to study literature without being lazy to memorize it, especially poetry. A high school liberal arts student should recite three hundred poems carefully instead of swallowing them wholeheartedly or reading ten collections of poems at a glance.

5. In the east wind, the drizzle of stars passing by my face is the fluff of spring.

6. Educators must have faith in education, just like religious believers in their God? I rebuke those who use education as a means! I encourage those who use education as a utilitarian! I May we all work hard to become people who believe in education.

7. Colored lanterns are hung under the roof in front of the cabin; the number of lights, lightness and darkness, and the fineness, thickness, and brightness of the colorful lanterns vary. But at least I'll give you a piece of cake. This lantern is really the most attractive thing. When night falls gradually, lights are lit on boats large and small. The radiating yellow astigmatism is reflected from the double glass, and a hazy haze is reflected; through this haze, wisps of bright ripples are teased in the dim water waves. In this mist and ripples, listening to the leisurely intermittent sound of oars, who can not be led into his sweet dreams? I only worry that there are too many dreams, how can these big and small boats carry them?

8. These days, people have more and more opportunities to have fun, and they don’t care to wait until the New Year. Therefore, the New Year’s Eve scenes fade away again and again, and they are as enthusiastically looking forward to and enjoying things as enthusiastically as before. It only exists in the memories of the elderly and the imagination of children.

Zhu Ziqing's Quotations (3)

1. The swallows have gone, but they will come again; the willows have withered, but they will bloom again; the peach blossoms have faded, but they will bloom again. But tell me, wise one, why are our days gone forever? Somebody stole them: who was it? And where were they hidden? They escaped of their own accord: where were they now?

2. From now on, I will no longer look up at the blue sky or the white water. I will only follow my footsteps carefully. I will step on the soil step by step and leave deep footprints!

3. Don’t be sad, fortunately, there is always a way out.

4. Silence is a philosophy of life, and when used well, it is also an art.

5. Among the flowers, I am not the protagonist, which is still a kind of sadness.

6. Whatever you must do or say during the day, you can ignore it now.

7. It is impossible to study literature and memorize it diligently, especially poetry. A high school liberal arts student should memorize three hundred poems carefully instead of gulping them down or glancing at ten collections of poems.

8. When I wash my hands, the days pass by the basin; when I eat, the days pass by the rice bowl. I realized that he had gone away hastily, so I reached out my hands to hold him back, but he kept flowing past my withholding hands. At night, as I lay in bed, he would stride over my body, fly past my feet, in his agile way. Went.

When I open my eyes and see the sun again, another day has slipped away. I hid my face and sighed. But the shadow of the new days began to flash through the sigh again.

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