Song Sima Guangzi Tongzhi Ji Jian Tang Xuanzong Tianbao first year. Words are sweet as honey, but the heart is as sharp and vicious as a sword. These two sentences are a summary of Hyung-Sang Lee, a traitor in the Tang Dynasty. "Zi Zhi Tong Jian Ji Tang" records: "Li is the prime minister. Anyone who looks forward to his career and favors one over the other will be attacked by unscrupulous means, especially those who are literary and artistic. Or yang is good with it, and yin is trapped with sweet words. Everyone in the world calls Li ~. "Sweet as honey, calculating like a sword, vividly portraying the insidious and treacherous face of the schemer. Since then, "honey-mouthed sword" has become a special term to describe conspirators and people with honey-mouthed poison, and it has been used for a long time.
The eternal Wan Li needs a long sword. -Xin Qiji, a patriotic poet in the Southern Song Dynasty, famously said, "The water is hidden, looking up at the clouds in the northwest."
The sword is a servant of justice. -E. Spencer, British writer
Hold a three-foot sword to set the four seas. -Jason Wu, a historian of the Tang Dynasty
Trees, grass, bamboo and stones can all be swords! -martial arts novelist Jin Yong
Rowen tiger shock, tense. -Yuan Ang, a Southern Liang painter, wrote a list of famous sentences in the Book Review of Ancient and Modern Times.
The Book Review of Ancient and Modern by Liang Yuan 'ang in the Southern Dynasties is a metaphor for Dan Wei's vigorous calligraphy art in the Three Kingdoms period.
The sword is old without mans, and the man is old without rigidity. -Ming Dynasty writer and dramatist Feng Menglong's History of the Eastern Zhou Dynasty
History of the Eastern Zhou Dynasty in Menglong, Feng Ming: Chapter 32. The general idea of these two sentences is: when a sword is old, it has no blade, and when a man is old, he has no strength. The metaphor of "Gu Jian has no awn" shows that when people get old, they will lose their sharp-edged strength when they were young and become timid. It can be used to express feelings of modesty, shame or sighing for the elderly.
If it hurts, it hurts. Ge Hong, a physician, Taoist scholar and alchemist in the Eastern Jin Dynasty.
Sword is our orator. -Margo
When a man draws his sword, his children will cry. -Northern Fujian Poetry by He Xun, a poet of the Southern Liang Dynasty.
Xun's poem "Visiting the Door" in the Southern Dynasties. The general idea of these two sentences is: candidates draw their swords, get up and start, and their children cry bitterly and are reluctant to part. The poem "Farewell to Conscripts" shows the farewell scene when the troops go to the front. The candidate drew his sword and set out, showing firm determination. The cry of relatives contrasts with the previous sentence, which sets off heroism from the opposite side. ~ two sentences and the following four sentences "and then rode out of Xiaoguan to catch up with Mayi. And when it overflows, who will be buried? Together, they have created an image full of patriotic enthusiasm, showing a heroic atmosphere and lofty aesthetic feeling. The poetic application of the poem "Draw the sword to the east gate, shed tears over the mother and daughter's clothes" in the folk song "Journey to the East Gate" of Han Yuefu shows the profound influence of Han Yuefu on poetry writing.
I hope that the sword hanging around my waist can quickly pacify the border and serve my country. -A famous sentence in Six Poems of Xia Sai by Li Bai, a poet in the Tang Dynasty.
See one of Xia Sai's Six Songs by Li Bai in Tang Dynasty. Loulan: See the note of the sentence "Yellow sand wears golden armor and never retreats, but Loulan is broken". Here generally refers to the leader who invaded the enemy. I am willing to kill the invading enemy leader with a sword hanging around my waist. These two sentences borrowed the story of Fu Jiezi's killing King Loulan in the Western Han Dynasty, expressing the author's patriotic passion. It can be used to show the heroic spirit of the border guards' determination to resist the invading enemy and make contributions to the country.
Don't miss the woodcutter when reading and sharpening the knife, he will be tired all day long. -Comrade Mian by Jong Li, a poet of the Southern Tang Dynasty in the Five Dynasties.
Comrade Mian by Jong Li in the Southern Tang Dynasty in the Five Dynasties. Grinding: tempering. But: only. Reading, studying, practicing martial arts and practicing swords are just enjoyment from morning till night. Learning literature and practicing martial arts are the basic skills that feudal literati must have for fame and fortune. This kind of pursuit is the most in the Tang Dynasty, so it is very natural that language comes from the mouth of the Tang people. The sentence "I am dying, but I forget my fatigue" is full of confidence and satisfaction, reflecting the fashion of the times in the Tang Dynasty, which advocates literature and practices martial arts to gain fame. Reading and practicing martial arts is very stressful, but the poems are written easily, which embodies a positive thought of using the world and is full of enthusiastic spiritual strength.
Be generous and sing a song to send you away. -Tang Dynasty poet Wang Wei, "Send Judge Zhang to Hexi"
Tang sent Judge Zhang to Hexi. You are leaning against a long sword and in high spirits. I will sing a song for you. This is the author's work of sending friends to war. The first sentence is about the heroic attitude of friends when they went to the border, and the next sentence is about their lofty sentiments when they saw them off. No persuasion, no nostalgia. The lines between the lines are full of generous spirit of serving the country and deep feelings of wishing friends success, which is unique in farewell poems.
Generously caress the sword and invite names to help the world? -Li Shimin, the second emperor of the Tang Dynasty, "Returning to Shaanxi"
Tang's "Going back to Shaanxi to express my feelings" is impassioned, benefiting the people and not seeking personal fame.
How can you wave the heavenly sword and cut the long whale horizontally? -the famous sword in the song of offering sacrifices to the monarch by Li Bai, a poet in the Tang Dynasty.
Song of the king of Li Bai Linjiang Festival in Tang Dynasty. Eternal Sword: An imaginary sword resting on the horizon. Long whale: A large whale. This is a metaphor for the culprit who makes trouble. Where is the Eternal Sword to take across the ocean to slay the troubled whale? The first two sentences of the original poem are "strong men are strong." The upright and strong men were indignant when they saw the bad guys making waves, bringing disaster to the country and the people, and were determined to root out the traitors who made the rebellion and pacify the world. It can be quoted to show the heroic spirit of upright people who are determined to destroy invading enemies or traitors who endanger the country and people, and to eliminate foreign invasion and civil strife.
Press the saddle man's sword, insert a pen and fly with a feather book. -Du Fu's grandfather, Tang Dynasty poet Du Fu's "To Su Weidao"
To Su Weidao by Don Du Shen Yan. Su Wei said: In the early Tang Dynasty, people lived in the same position, and later they were demoted to secretariat. According to saddle: riding a horse. Xiong Jian: A sword. Insert pen: stop writing. Feather book: a military document with bird feathers inserted to indicate emergency. The general idea of these two sentences is: immediately wield a sword to kill the enemy, write a feather book next to the case and fly it to the army. The poem eulogizes Su Weidao's military ability to kill the enemy and his literary ability to plan, which can be used to express ancient generalists.
I think it's time to serve my country and draw my sword and fight Artemisia. -Chen Ziang, a writer in the Tang Dynasty, "Thirty-eight Poems"
Thirty-eight Encounter Poems by Don Chen Ziang (No.35). Sense of time: I feel the current turmoil. Haolai: refers to the grass field, compared with the people. The general idea of these two sentences is: feel the current turmoil, be determined to serve the country, and follow the people with a sword. Evergreen said: "Every man is responsible for the rise and fall of a country." Everyone is responsible for the future and destiny of the country. When the situation is turbulent and the country is in trouble, everyone should come forward and give full play to their abilities to serve the country. These two sentences express the idea that once the country needs it, everyone, regardless of rank, should dedicate himself to the country. It can be used to describe those heroes who, as ordinary people, dare to stand up and die for their country when it is in danger.
Don't bend the sword easily, you'd better bend the whole hook! -Tang Dynasty poet Bai Juyi's "broken arrow's First"
Don't despise a broken straight sword, it is stronger than a hook!
A sword in the liver and gallbladder, two duckweeds in the waves. -Han Yu, a writer in the Tang Dynasty, "Answer to Zhang Che"
See the answer to. Zhang Heng: Han Yu's disciple and Han Yutang's nephew's son-in-law. The general idea of these two sentences is: we are all as open and aboveboard as Gu Jian, and we are indomitable; And our bumpy experience is like two duckweeds in the waves. Han Yu helped others, rewarded talents and forged an unforgettable friendship with Zhang Che. ~ are two sentences in his long poem Answer to Zhang Che to describe their personalities and experiences, from which we can also see their profound friendship.
Draw a sword and level the sea. -Interpretation of the famous saying "Suffering from illness"
The Northern Dynasties, the Northern Zhou Dynasty and the Ming Dynasty suffered from diseases. Ping: Calm down. G: Ancient weapons. It has a horizontal blade and a long handle, made of bronze or iron. However: this refers to killing back. Wanfu: refers to a large number of enemy soldiers. The general idea of these two sentences is: draw a sword to pacify the world. Hengjinge kills powerful enemies. It can come in handy when writing about the heroism of military commanders and their ambition to serve the country.
To get rid of hatred, draw a sword to cut the enemy. -Dan Tianfang, a master of storytelling and performing arts.
Heavenly sword and crescent bow. -Li Bai, a poet in the Tang Dynasty
Our strength lies in our swords. Brenner
Only heaven can set risks, and the sword gate is better than the world. -A famous sentence by Du Fujian, a poet in the Tang Dynasty
Beauty is power, and a smile is its sword. -former Soviet poet and journalist Reid
Shock waves rush to the stars, and light hits the rainbow. -Shi Dakai, the famous Taiping Heavenly Kingdom.
The sword will be filled with clouds, and the bow will bend with the moon. -Li Bai, a poet in the Tang Dynasty, "General Jin Wudong sent Bai Li to the West"
Whistling at night, my ambition grows rapidly. -Li Bai, a poet in the Tang Dynasty
The greatness of the sword lies in its boldness. -Cicero, an ancient Roman politician, has a famous saying about swords.
Wan Li leans on the solitary sword, and Qianfeng sends a family. -Liu Changqing, a poet in the Tang Dynasty, "Gift to Yuan Rongzhou"
Freedom will only fall by her own sword. -American female teacher Luan Johnson
You can't eat the case, draw your sword and strike the column. -Bao Zhao, a writer in the Southern Song Dynasty, "Eighteen Difficult Poems"
Song Bao Zhao's eighteen things are accurate and difficult to go (Part V). The general idea of these two sentences is: facing the abundant food on the table, it is difficult to swallow, and suddenly I hit the post with my sword and gave a long sigh. This article is extremely indignant at the poet's lofty aspirations. Through the continuous action descriptions such as "can't eat", "draw out the sword" and "hit the column", he expressed his long-lost and helpless thoughts and feelings and created an upright and upright poet image. Feelings suddenly fall from the sky, the action image is vivid, the language is ups and downs, and it is natural. Later generations commented on his technique of expression, saying that his "hands are not plain, like the Yellow River falling into the sky and going to the East China Sea". Many poets in the Tang Dynasty imitated this writing style, such as Li Bai's "It's hard to get to the sky" and "I threw my rice stick and cup aside, I couldn't eat or drink, I pulled out my dagger, and I peeped at four roads in vain", which were all transformed from this style. This volcanic emotional expression can still be used for reference in writing.
Xiang Zhuang's sword dance often means Pei Gong. -Sima Qian, a historian, thinker and writer in the Western Han Dynasty, wrote a famous sword in Historical Records of Xiang Yu.
See Sima Qian's Historical Records of Xiang Yu. Xiang Zhuang: cousin of Xiang Yu, the overlord of Chu. Pei Gong: Liu Bang. In the first year of Qin Ershi, Liu Bang set out in Yu Pei (now Peixian County, Jiangsu Province) to respond to the Chen She Uprising. Everyone respects him as Pei Gong. Xiang Zhuang drew his sword and danced. His intention is to assassinate Pei Gong from time to time. At the Hongmen Banquet, Fan Zeng, Xiang Yu's counselor, was bent on killing Liu Bang, their political enemy. He hinted several times that Xiang Zhuang gave the order, but Xiang Yu wouldn't listen. Therefore, Fan Zeng sent Xiang Zhuang to dance the sword, using entertainment as an excuse to assassinate Liu Bang. The situation is very urgent. Sean, Liu Bang's counselor, said that Liu was involved in Fan Kuai's account. Fan Kuai asked, "What happened today?" Sean said, "It's urgent. It's urgent now. " This sentence expresses the tense atmosphere by telling the story of Chen Qi directly, which is very immersive and has always been appreciated. ~ evolved into. The idiom "Xiang Zhuang's sword dance is intended to be used repeatedly by many people" has different expressions and is still in use today.