1. Verses about non-argument
Verses about non-argument 1. Verses describing non-argument and never giving up
Bamboo and stone Zheng Xie insists on the green mountains and does not relax, establishing roots It was originally in the broken rock.
Even though you have endured countless blows, you are still strong, regardless of the winds from east to west, north and south. [Notes] 1. "Bamboo and Stone" is a poem on painting.
2. Determined: a metaphor for taking root firmly, as if one is biting and not letting go. 3. Grind: torture.
Jianjin: firm and strong. 4. Er: That.
This sentence means: No matter how strong the wind is from the southeast to the northwest, it cannot be blown down. [Explanation] This is a painting poem with profound meaning.
The first two sentences say that bamboo takes root in broken rocks and has a solid foundation. The second sentence says that no matter how strong the wind blows from all directions, and how much torture and blow the bamboo and stone receive, they remain firm and strong.
In praising the firm and tenacious spirit of Bamboo and Stone, the author implies the strength of his own character. "Standing strong despite being struck hard and strong, regardless of the winds from east to west, north and south" is often used to describe a person's firm stance in struggle and his character that will never waver under attack.
On the river, the water is as strong as the sea. A short talk about Du Fu's human nature and a eccentric nature. The poems are full and romantic as we age, and the flowers and birds should not be deeply saddened when spring comes.
A new water sill was added for fishing, so a floating raft was used to enter the boat. How can I think of it like Tao and say goodbye to him, asking him to describe his work and travel with me.
[Explanation] Throughout my life, I like to carefully ponder and search for good poems. If the language of the poems cannot reach an amazing level, I will never give up. As people get older and older, they write poems in a casual and perfunctory way. Facing the flowers and birds in spring, they no longer have the deep sorrow of the past.
A new wooden railing was installed on the riverside, allowing me to fish leisurely. I also prepared a small raft to replace the boat that goes in and out of the river. I hope that with the company of masters of poetry such as Tao Yuanming and Xie Lingyun, we will definitely write poems, talk freely, and roam together.
2. Famous sayings about being indifferent to fame and fortune without fighting or grabbing them
The famous sayings about being indifferent to fame and fortune without fighting for it are:
1. Being indifferent leads to clear aspirations, and tranquility leads to long-term goals. . ——[Western Han Dynasty] Liu An: "Huainanzi·Zhushu Tu"
Introduction means: Only by not pursuing fame and wealth can one have noble aspirations, a stable and quiet mind, not to be influenced by distracting thoughts, quiet reflection and introspection. Set and achieve ambitious goals. Liu An (179 BC - 122 BC), a native of Feng County, Pei County (now Feng County, Xuzhou, Jiangsu Province), was a writer and guqin player in the Western Han Dynasty. The grandson of Liu Bang, the emperor of the Han Dynasty, and the son of Liu Chang, the Li Wang of Huainan, he was granted the title of King of Huainan.
2. Learn to live in the simplest way and don’t let complicated thoughts destroy the sweetness of life. ——[British] Milton: "Paradise Lost"
Introduction to John Milton, British poet, political commentator, democratic fighter, and one of the six great poets in the history of British literature. In 1625, Milton entered Cambridge University and began to write poetry. His representative works include the long poems "Paradise Lost", "Paradise Restored" and "Samson the Strong".
3. The meaning of life does not care about changes in the outside world, but about inner experience. ——[UK] Hardy: "Tess of the D'Urbervilles"
Introduction to Thomas Hardy, British poet and novelist. Hardy began his literary creation in 1862, and published the novel "The Return of the Native" in 1878, and the novel "Jude the Obscure" in 1896. In "Jude the Obscure", Hardy was attacked by public opinion because of the story of the marriage between the male and female protagonists who are cousins. Hardy stopped writing novels from then on. His major works in his later years include the three-volume poetic drama "Kings".
4. A person should abandon those disturbing thoughts and concentrate on the path of life at his feet. ——[British] Stevenson: "For Boys and Girls"
Introduction to Robert Louis Stevenson, a great British novelist in the second half of the 19th century. His representative works include the novels "Treasure Island", "Dr. Jekyll", "Kidnapping", "Katrina", etc. In his early days, he traveled around and accumulated resources for his creation. Later, he devoted himself to novel creation and achieved very high achievements. His works have unique and changeable styles and have a huge influence on 20th century modernist literature.
5. There are thousands of forms of life, and each person can only experience one. Envying other people's happiness is just wishful thinking. Even if you get it, you won't enjoy it. ——[France] Gide: "The Narrow Gate"
Introduction Andre Gide (November 22, 1869 - February 19, 1951), French writer. Gide wrote a variety of novels, plays, essays, essays, diaries, and letters throughout his life. His main works include the novels "The Bad Guy" and "The Narrow Gate", the drama "King Condor", and the collection of prose poems "The Food of the World". Autobiography "If the Seeds Don't Die", travelogue "Congo Trip", etc.
6. People should purify their body and mind, restrain their stubbornness, become receptive, discerning, and helpful to others. ——[USA] Morris: "The Open Self"
Introduction William Morris, born in Walthamstow, England, was a 19th-century British designer, poet, and early socialist activist. Self-taught craftsman.
"Paradise on Earth", a collection of narrative poems published between 1868 and 1870, uses legends from ancient Greece to the Middle Ages to express one's feelings. He was also an important member of the Pre-Raphaelite group, but left very few paintings.
3. Find some poems about "Don't compete with others to win or lose"
It doesn't matter if you let him be three feet away
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According to "Song Bai Lei Chao", Shangshu Yang Bin retired and returned to his hometown. His family's old house was occupied by a neighbor, and some descendants of the family wanted to file a complaint and sent a complaint to Yang Bin for review. Yang Bin wrote a poem at the back:
My neighbors invaded me and I followed Yi. After all, I have to think about it before I have time.
Go up to the base of Hanguang Hall, the grass is fading in the autumn wind.
When the younger generation saw the poem, they did not dare to mention it again.
The Qing Dynasty's "Essays on Liangban Qiuyu'an" records that Yang Zhu, the Minister of Rites in the Ming Dynasty, had his house occupied by someone else for a foot or two, and his family came to tell him. Yang wrote a poem:
There is no room for competition, so one wall is divided into two.
The whole world is a royal land, so it won’t matter if it takes a while.
When the neighbors who occupied the land knew about it, they couldn't help but feel ashamed and admired, and took the initiative to return the land they occupied.
The Ming Dynasty's "Allusions to the Dynasty" contains: Yang Fu, a young minister in Dali, Nanjing during the Ming Dynasty, raised two pigs at home. Every day he asked his boy to go to Houhu to collect algae to feed the pigs. On this day, the boy went to Houhu again and met Fasi's family. They had a quarrel because of picking duckweeds. As a result, the boy was beaten and went home to cry to his master. Yang Fu heard this and wrote a poem:
By the lake behind Taipingmen, it was not the ancestors of the Jun family who went to the fields.
If you can’t tolerate a little duckweed, how can you support the boat in your belly?
Fasi heard this and went to Yang’s house to apologize in person.
There is an alley in Tongcheng, Anhui, which is no more than a hundred meters long and six feet wide. It is called Liuchi Lane. This is the former residence of Zhang Ying, a senior official of the Qing Dynasty. The inscription on Liuchi Lane records: "There is a gap next to the house of Zhang Ying, a scholar of Wenhua Palace in the Qing Dynasty, which is adjacent to the Wu family. The Wu family used it more and more. The family sent letters to the capital, and the public approved the poems and sent them back later, saying:
A piece of paper is only for the wall, so why not let it be three feet long?
The Great Wall is still there today, but Qin Shi Huang’s family has not seen it. After hearing this, the Wu family gave in three feet, so Liuchi Lane got its name."
The story of Liuchi Lane has been passed down to this day because people admired Zhang Ying. magnanimity. It allows future generations to understand that humility is a virtue.