(Song) Kou Zhun
Fang Jing's flying ability is still weak in blue sky and autumn.
The cool breeze can finally hold Bai Yunfei.
Author Kou Zhun (96 1- 1023) was a politician and poet in the northern song dynasty. When Song Taizong was promoted to Jinshi, he was promoted to the closest relative. Emperor Taizong praised him and compared him with Wei Zhi. After Kou Zhun's death, Song Renzong posthumous title was loyal.
Although the poem is called "paper kite", the word "paper kite" is not seen in the poem, and even the image of paper kite is not seen. The poet intends to use things to write scenery and express his feelings. "Blue sky" refers to heaven and earth. The first sentence is about the environment, atmosphere and what we can see: in early autumn, the sky is clear and the wind is not strong, so it is difficult for kites to fly high. In the last sentence, I daydreamed and expressed my feelings. I borrow the phenomenon that kites can only fly by clouds with the help of wind, expressing the sigh that people still need it to get ahead.
2. Poems about flying kites The poems about flying kites first appeared in the Tang Dynasty. Yuan Zhen wrote in the poem "Twenty Birds": "There are birds flying kites, because the wind is false and the boy is pulling.
I am more and more confused when I get to the ground. The world is full of feathers. The wind blows the rope and breaks the juvenile line, and the residual potential is still in the sky.
Once you return to the ground, you will be pitied if you fall into deep mud. "Borrow irony, meaningful.
Kou Zhun, the famous prime minister of the Northern Song Dynasty, once wrote the poem "Paper Kite": "Fang Jing is still in autumn, but her flying power is still weak. If the breeze can be trusted, it will eventually * * Bai Yunfei. "
Lu You, a poet in the Southern Song Dynasty, described the paper kite with anthropomorphic brushwork, which was very vivid and interesting: "Bamboo and horses stumbled and ran to Nao, and the paper kite was domineering and roared with the wind." Xu Wei, a famous poet and painter in Ming Dynasty, wrote 25 poems about wind and kites, the most representative of which is: "The paper in the north and south of the Yangtze River is neat, with long lines and short heights."
Spring breeze has no credentials since ancient times, only one rider plays the flute. "It depicts the lively scene when flying kites in Jiangnan area at that time.
Another song, "I used to play with paper, but now I can't be old." Then you can stay in Chunma and watch the child disconnect. "
It is thought-provoking after reading it. Gao Ding, a poet in the Qing Dynasty, wrote the poem "Village Residence": "In February, the grass grows and the willows are drunk with spring smoke.
The children came back from school early, so they were busy flying kites in the east wind. "Describing flying a kite is a well-known work.
Kong also has a poem about children flying kites: "Children's trousers are pleated red, and the hand-held clues scold God: everyone praises you for coming early in spring and owes me a kite." Let the image of an innocent and interesting child jump to the page.
Zheng Banqiao, one of the "Eight Eccentrics of Yangzhou", was the magistrate of Weixian County. He said in the poem "Huaiwei County": "Paper flowers are flying all over the sky, and charming girls are swinging around. The five-color Luo skirt shakes with the wind, bringing butterflies back to spring. "
During the Daoguang period, Guo Lin, an epitaph and poet in Wei County, wrote in "Poems on Bamboo Branches in Wei County": "A hundred and four days of cold food was a trip to whitewater. Zhiyang's son is more vacillating than the newcomers.
These two poems recorded in detail the lively scene of flying kites in Weifang in the spring of Qing Dynasty. In the Qing Dynasty, there were also two female poets who wrote poems about broken kites, which had unique taste and artistic conception.
One is Chen Changsheng's "Spring Letter Pen": "There are countless soft red mud, and it is gradually neat before the court. There is a parrot outside the window, and the kite blows down and draws the west. "
The other is Luo's "Spring Boudoir": "It's cold and sunny in spring, I sleep in the screen window, and the sun moves. Where did the kite break? Blow it down on the apricot branches. "
It is intriguing and interesting to read. In A Dream of Red Mansions, Cao Xueqin also made a riddle with a broken kite as the answer: "When children look up, Qingming decoration is the most suitable.
Don't complain to the east wind when your hair is weak. "It's a shocking mystery.
Neighbor Zhou Zuoren wrote in Children's Miscellaneous Poems: "During the day when catfish float, butterflies fly over the blue sky. You must prevent the weather from changing and not teach you to meet the wind. "
It is said that flying kites is most afraid of uncertain wind direction, which can be said from experience. There is a modern song "March 3": "It's March 3 again, kites are flying all over the sky, bringing my thoughts and dreams back to my childhood; I remember that on March 3 of that year, I couldn't sleep at night, looking at the kite stuck in the corner, and I couldn't feel the dawn; Wake up the friends in the village, go to the edge of the village together, hug the kite painted with birds, and everyone laughs; Grab the soil and test the wind, let go of the long line, and the kite laughs innocently with the white clouds. "
There is also a modern poem: spring breeze in March/hold up your wings/blue sky/realize your dream/free bird/you no longer envy/you have your own pursuit and ambition/fly to the blue sky/fight against the storm/overlook the red flowers and green grass/cling to the charming spring scenery/your destiny/struggle/never give in/in your bright eyes/only. Clear sky/show your charm/stormy days/accommodate your daydreams/you never worry about your future/you never imagine your destination/you know how to let go of people's wishes/yourself/that is, let go of their hopes/as long as people who love life are happy/you will always fly in the blue sky/not afraid of wind and rain invading your thin bones/not afraid of losing your way/smiling at the sky/letting go of their dreams.
3. Poems about Flying Kites Free Birds/You no longer envy/You have your own pursuits and longings/
Fly to the blue sky/fight the storm/overlook the red flowers and green grass/cherish the charming spring scenery/
Your destiny/although it is in the hands of others/you work hard/never give in/
In your bright eyes/only longing for life/no depression and sadness/
Clear skies/show your charm/stormy days/accommodate your reverie/
You never worry about your future/consider your destination/
You know how to let go of people's wishes/yourself/their hopes/
As long as people who love life are happy/you will fly in the blue sky forever/
Don't be afraid of wind and rain/don't be afraid of getting lost/
Laugh and let go of their dreams.
4. Seeking an ancient poem to express that a kite is an urgent kite that can hold dreams (Song Dynasty). The flying ability of Kou Zhun is still very weak in autumn and Fang Jing, and the breeze can hold the end point. Kou Zhun (96 1- 1023), the author of Bai Yunfei, is a politician and poet in the Northern Song Dynasty.
When Song Taizong was promoted to Jinshi, he was promoted to the closest relative. Emperor Taizong praised him and compared him with Wei Zhi. After Kou Zhun's death, Song Renzong posthumous title was loyal.
Although the poem is called "paper kite", the word "paper kite" is not seen in the poem, and even the image of paper kite is not seen. The poet intends to use things to write scenery and express his feelings.
"Blue sky" refers to heaven and earth. The first sentence is about the environment, atmosphere and what we can see: in early autumn, the sky is clear and the wind is not strong, so it is difficult for kites to fly high.
In the last sentence, I daydreamed and expressed my feelings. I borrow the phenomenon that kites can only fly by clouds with the help of wind, and express people's sigh that they still rely on it.
5. An ancient poem describing flying kites, a village (1) Gao Qing Cao Ding Changying flies in February, and the willows on the embankment are drunk with spring smoke.
The children came back from school early, so the east wind blew and they were busy putting paper away. The author of Village Residence is Gao Ding, a poet in Qing Dynasty.
This poem describes the scene of spring when the poet lived in the country and the scene of children flying kites after school. In early spring and February, the grass grows and the willows brush the embankment, and the children fly kites with great interest.
There is a scene where someone has something to do, full of life interest, and draws a lively "happy spring picture". Between the lines of the whole poem, the poet's joy and praise for the coming of spring are revealed.
In February of the lunar calendar, grass sprouts and grows in front of and behind the village, and orioles fly around. Willow covered with long green branches, swaying in the wind, as if gently stroking the bank.
Water vapor evaporates between Shui Ze and vegetation and condenses like smoke. Willow seems to be fascinated by this beautiful scenery.
After school, the children in the village went home early without hesitation and quickly flew kites in the blue sky on the strong east wind. The appreciation of Village Residence depicts a picture of children flying kites on the grass near the village in spring.
This is a picture of rural life with natural scenery and touching people, full of vitality and spring. After reading this poem, we seem to enjoy the beautiful spring scenery in the countryside with the poet and share the joy of children flying kites.
The first sentence is about time and natural scenery. In early spring and February, the grass grows green buds, and orioles fly in the sky and sing happily.
The long branches of willows beside the embankment brushed the ground gently, as if drunk and trembling in the spring smoke. The second sentence is about character activities.
The children came back from school early and flew kites in the east wind. The children, east wind, kites, people and things chosen by the poet add some vitality and hope to the beautiful spring scenery.
6. Famous sayings, poems and sentences about kites:
1, since you are lovelorn, you have to give up, and it is impossible to get back the broken kite. Balzac, French writer
2. A young man without ambition, like a broken kite, will only swing in the air and eventually lose the future. -French thinker and writer 19 15 Nobel Prize in Literature laureate romain rolland.
There are always many coincidences in life, and two parallel lines may meet one day. There are always many accidents in life, and the kite in your hand will suddenly break. -Taiwan Province picture book writer, whose real name is Jimmy Fu Bin.
4. In life, people keep leaving or entering, so what you see is what you don't see; Remember, forget. In life, there are gains and losses, so the invisible is seen; Forgot, remember. However, does invisibility mean non-existence? Remember, will it never disappear? There are always many coincidences in life, and two parallel lines may meet one day. There are always many accidents in life, and the kite in your hand will suddenly break. In this familiar and unfamiliar city, I am helplessly looking for a strange and familiar figure. -Taiwan Province picture book writer, whose real name is Jimmy Fu Bin.