High Building

Author: Yu Wuling

The bright moon rises in the distant sky, whose building looks like this.

There are clothes on it, and the cool breeze blows endlessly.

The bright moon shines on the high building, and the light is lingering.

Three Kingdoms·Wei·Cao Zhi's "Seven Sorrow Poems". Streaming light: refers to the moonlight, the clear light is like water, giving people a flowing feeling. Wandering: whirling and rippling. The general meaning of these two sentences is: The bright moon shines on the high buildings, and the moonlight is as melting as water, swirling and rippling. The poem describes a desolate night, with the cold moonlight and lingering light, which highlights the young woman's gentle melancholy of loneliness and loneliness. The ancients thought this was the last song of Jian'an. These two lines of poetry can be used to describe the moonlight, and can also be used to elicit thoughts about the moon. The word "wandering" not only describes the rippling moonlight, but also refers to lingering thoughts.

"Seven Sorrowful Poems" by Cao Zhi, a litterateur of the Three Kingdoms

The bad news came: "A tall building of ten thousand feet was kicked into the air" Shan Tianfang, a master of storytelling and performance art in tall buildings

The tall buildings in the city meet the wilderness, and the sea and sky are filled with sorrow and thoughts.

Liu Zongyuan of the Tang Dynasty "Climbed the Liuzhou City Tower and sent it to Zhangting to seal the four prefectures". Taihuang: generally refers to remote and remote areas. The general meaning of these two sentences is: when I climb the tall Liuzhou City Tower and look far away, I see only the wilderness around me, boundless; I am full of sorrow and thoughts, like the vast sea and sky, with no end. This poem expresses the author's longing and longing when he climbs the tower and looks far away. The earnest yet desolate mood of a dear friend. These two sentences describe the poet climbing up a high building and looking out, and endless sorrow came to his heart. The desolate and desolate scenery is intertwined and blended with resentful and sentimental emotions, filling the space between heaven and earth, creating an artistic conception of a blend of scenes.

Liu Zongyuan, a litterateur of the Tang Dynasty, "Climbed the Liuzhou City Tower and sent a letter to the governors of Zhangting and the Four Prefectures"

As soon as the flowers bloom in the high buildings at dawn, they feel spring coming from all sides.

"Ci of Spring Outing" by Ling Guchu of the Tang Dynasty. The general meaning of these two sentences is: I climbed up a tall building early in the morning and saw a blooming flower. Even though it was just one flower, I felt that spring had returned to the world from all directions. The original poem is: "~. The warm sun and clear clouds know the order, and the east wind does not need to be urged." In these two sentences, the poet climbed up the building and looked into the distance, and an early blooming flower suddenly flew into his eyes; in an instant, the poet felt that the spring light was coming from all directions. Come, the universe and the earth are filled with spring. The poem expresses a kind of youthful vitality through association and exaggeration, giving people a sense of prosperity. It can be used to express praise for spring and joy for the return of spring.

Ling Guchu, a poet of the Tang Dynasty, wrote "Ci of Spring Outing"

As far as a hundred-foot-high tower in the high city, beyond the green poplar branches lies Tingzhou.

"An Ding Tower" by Li Shangyin of the Tang Dynasty. Anding City: The old city is located in the north of Jingzhou County, Gansu Province. 袢 (tiáo Tiao): tall and dignified. Ting: The flat land by the water. Continent: Land in the water. The general meaning of these two sentences is: Climb the hundred-foot-high Anding Tower, and you can have a panoramic view of the green poplar trees in the distance and Zhouzhu beyond the green poplars. These two sentences describe the height of the Anding Tower and the scenery seen from climbing the tall tower. They are both spectacular and beautiful, reflecting the author's broad mind. We can learn from this when describing tall buildings by the water.

"An Ding Tower" by Li Shangyin, a poet of the Tang Dynasty

Flowers approaching a tall building hurt the hearts of visitors. It's so difficult to get here. Famous quotes about tall buildings

"Climbing the Tower" by Du Fu of the Tang Dynasty. Difficulties abound: Refers to the various disasters brought to the people by successive wars. The general meaning of these two sentences is: I came here in the spring when there was smoke and war. I climbed up the tall building and saw the flowers, which made me even more sad. Climb the stairs and jump far. One should be very happy to see the purple and red flowers, but the poet said that these scenes made the guests who sent their wealth here even more sad. This contrasting technique of using happy scenes to express sadness enhances the artistic effect of Ding's poems. After writing about the abnormal phenomenon of being sad when seeing flowers, it is also said that this is caused by various reasons such as the endless war and the difficulties in all directions. The effect is written first and then the cause, which more effectively expresses the poet's sadness and concern for the country and the people. . It can be used to express the sorrow of being displaced from a foreign country and worries about state affairs.

"Climbing the Tower" by Du Fu, a poet of the Tang Dynasty

I want to go up to a tall building to escape my sorrow, but my sorrow still accompanies me to the tall building.

Xin Qiji of the Song Dynasty "Partridge Sky" [Want to Climb a High Building]. The general meaning of these two sentences is: I want to climb a tall building to escape sorrow, but who knows that sorrow will still follow me to the tall building. This is also a poem about sorrow written by Xin Qiji in his later years. The author of "Knowing the Taste of Sorrow" in "Idle Time" wanted to get rid of some sorrows by climbing high and looking far away, but the sorrows were inseparable from him, and followed him closely to the high building. This shows that sorrow is always around the author. He wants to avoid it but cannot, and wants to be relieved but cannot. The author here uses anthropomorphic techniques to write about sorrow, with novel ideas and strong expressiveness. Can be used to express an inescapable sadness.

"Partridge Sky" by Xin Qiji, a patriotic poet of the Southern Song Dynasty

The clouds are dim when you stand alone on a high building, and the green mountains are small at the end of the world.

Wang Shen (shēn Shen) of the Song Dynasty, "Die Lian Hua" [Zhong Fading Dusk] Miaomiao: distant appearance. The general meaning of these two sentences is: Standing alone on a high building and looking at the horizon, all you can see are white clouds and low green mountains. It is a very open picture with white clouds and green hills. This scenery vividly highlights the height of the tower. Can be used to describe the landscape of high-rise buildings.

"Butterfly Loves Flowers" by Wang Shen, a poet of the Song Dynasty

The sparse shadows in the sky accompany the dusk, and the tall buildings with jade flutes close their doors.

"Plum Blossoms Seeing in Baijia Village" by Gong Dingnie of the Qing Dynasty. Sparse shadow: refers to plum blossoms.

The general meaning of these two sentences is: A wanderer wandering the world, with only plum blossoms for company at dusk, hears the sound of the jade flute flying from a high building, and becomes even more sad, so he has to close the door alone and not listen. In a corner of the horizon, the plum blossoms at dusk stand out with their sparse beauty. They are so quiet, so noble, and so lonely. The wanderer who wanders around the world is accompanied by plum blossoms at dusk, and feels the connection in temperament; the long flute sound flying from the tall building makes him unbearable, and closing the door alone makes him feel even more lonely. Two lines of poems describe the lonely fragrance of plum blossoms and the loneliness of wanderers. The poems all use the atmosphere of the scenery to set off the characters' mood, which has achieved very good results. You can learn this technique of using the environment to describe your mood, or you can directly use poems to write about the beauty of plum blossoms and the loneliness of a wanderer.

"Plum Blossoms Seeing in Baijia Village" by Gong Dingzi, a poet of the Qing Dynasty

There is no time to worry when life is fulfilled, and you can drink fine wine and climb high buildings. Famous quotes about high buildings

See Liang Yuan Yin by Li Bai of the Tang Dynasty. Da Ming: Understand destiny and not be burdened by worldly affairs. No time to worry: How can I have time to worry? The general idea of ??these two sentences is: I have a full understanding of my career and destiny. Where do you have time to worry? It’s better to climb a tall building, drink fine wine, and find your own happiness! The poet regards himself as one who "fulfills his destiny" and adopts a contemptuous attitude towards unreasonable life experiences. Even dismissive. But under the broad-minded words, there is hidden the depression that the poet could not relieve, so he could only drink to drown his sorrow. Climbing high to express my feelings. These two sentences can be used to express the thoughts of muddle along and be happy and reflect the dissatisfaction with reality.

"Liang Yuan Yin" by Li Bai, a poet of the Tang Dynasty

No matter how magnificent the mansion is, it is just a tomb. British poet Love Younger

Don't get drunk when seeing off guests in a high-rise building, in the heart of a lonely cold river with a bright moon. Wang Changling, a poet of the Tang Dynasty, "Farewell to Xin Jian at the Furong Tower"

Last night the west wind withered the green trees, and I climbed up to the tall building alone, looking across the road to the end of the world.

"Butterflies in Love with Flowers" by Yan Shu of the Song Dynasty [Chrysanthemums worry about smoke]. The general meaning of these sentences is: Last night, the west wind blew away the green leaves on the trees. I climbed up the tall building alone and looked at the road to the horizon. This poem describes the grief of separation from a missing woman. The lyrical protagonist stayed up all night. On a cold autumn night, she witnessed the moonlight "piercing the Zhuhu" and heard the "westerly wind withering the green trees". She was tortured by parting sorrow and regret all night long. After dawn, she "went up to the high building alone" and looked to the horizon. Naturally, she still couldn't see the trace of the person she cared about, and her heart became even more miserable. These lines blend with the scene, and the autumn sound of "the west wind harmonizes the green trees" underlines the sadness of the missing woman; it is precisely because the green leaves are all withered that she can see the horizon after climbing the stairs. Looking to the end of the world without seeing it will naturally make me even more melancholy. The two sentences contain infinite sorrow and thoughts in a broad realm without any delicacy and overbearing air. They are unique among works that express the emotions of separation. It is precisely because of its grandeur and lofty realm that the modern scholar Wang Guowei borrowed its artistic conception to illustrate the first of the three realms that must be possessed by "successful scholars and great scholars" in ancient and modern times: profound knowledge and broad vision. Be open.

"Butterfly Loves Flowers" by Yan Shu, a poet of the Northern Song Dynasty

There is a tall building in the northwest, with the floating clouds above it, sparsely connected windows, and a pavilion with three levels. Famous quotes about tall buildings

Anonymous "Nineteen Ancient Poems: There Are Tall Buildings in the Northwest". Crossover: Carving in a staggered manner. Knot: Refers to the beautiful patterns connected on the window panes. A: A brief description of Si'a, Si'a refers to the roof with curved eaves on all sides. It is the most elegant palace-style building in ancient times. Pavilion: that is, a building. Triple steps: refers to three levels of steps. The general idea of ??these sentences is: There is a towering tall building in the northwest, the top of which can be as high as the floating clouds; the crisscross window panes are carved with beautiful patterns, and the attic with curved eaves on all sides has three steps. ~ are the first four sentences of this poem, which highlight the height and beauty of the pavilion, and serve as a contrast to the elegiac song written below. From these descriptions, we can see the grandeur and exquisiteness of ancient architecture.

"Nineteen Ancient Poems" "Nineteen Ancient Poems: There is a Tall Building in the Northwest"

Workers can use their hands to build tall buildings from flat ground; farmers can use their hands to make sesame oil from thin ground.

Humans from the maternal clan live in caves, while humans from the paternal clan live in high-rise buildings - this is genital worship! Cross talk, film and television actor, TV talk show host Guo Degang

It talks about flying high and high, flying across the land, walking on tall buildings and crossing buildings as if walking on flat ground, jumping horizontally into rivers and jumping vertically into the sea is like stepping on the feet of tall buildings. Shan Tianfang, a master of storytelling performing arts

Chang'an felt that she was looking at the courtyard in the sun from a considerable distance. Looking down from a tall building, it was clear and friendly, but she had no ability to interfere with the patio, trees, and trails. The two people with the shadow of depression have no few memories. In the future, it will be her first and last love that will be held in a crystal bottle and held in both hands. Gaolou's famous sayings by modern Chinese writer Zhang Ailing

Those who achieve great things and gain great knowledge in ancient and modern times must pass through three realms: 'Last night the west wind withered the green trees. Climb a tall building alone and look out to the end of the world’. This is the first realm. "The belt is getting wider and wider, but I don't regret it anymore. I feel haggard because of the beauty." ’ This is the second realm. ‘The crowd looked for him thousands of times, but suddenly looking back, he was there, in a dimly lit place. ’ This is the third realm. Master of Chinese Studies Wang Guowei

Wandering alone in high-rise buildings, singing and crying for no reason. The beauty of women has been sold out for a long time in the world. Who can save the sorrow in old age in Jiangguan? The tears of the broken mountains are shed by the scraps, and the calmness and calmness of the desperate people are the talents of the next generation. The Qiutan Immortal Couple Song is preserved. (The Qiutan Song is included in Chen Wozi's collection, and the Qiutang Song is included in Rangmu's collection from the Song Dynasty. Song poetry is an important material for researching the early deeds of Hedong Jun. The full text of the two poems of Chen and Song is quoted later.) The human world Resentment will never be resolved.

Master of Chinese Studies and Historian Chen Yinke's "Farewell Biography of Liu Rushi"