The poem about being friendly to others is 1. Are there any ancient poems or poems describing strangers' friendliness to people ~

1, the bosom friend is in the sea, and the day keeps my neighbor.

Meaning: As long as there are intimate friends in the four seas, even if they are far away, they seem to be close at hand. Describe the same thoughts and feelings; No matter how far away you are, you can feel close.

Said by: Farewell to the Governor of Shu in Tang Dynasty.

2. We met. We understand. What is the relationship between acquaintances? Neither of us is happy until eternity passes.

Meaning: people who are also reduced to this world, since they meet, regardless of whether they have known each other before, will be in the same boat through thick and thin, and respond with one voice, so why care about whether they have known each other before?

Source: Pipa Xing by Tang Dynasty poet Bai Juyi.

3. There is no distinction between old and young in life, so why should we get along first?

Meaning: When communicating with friends, you don't have to care about the differences in identity, status, age, etc. The important thing is that friends can have a heart-to-heart relationship.

From: Walking Home by Du Fu in Tang Dynasty

4. Mochow has no confidant in the road ahead, and no one in the world knows you.

Meaning: Don't worry about having no friends ahead. Who in the world doesn't know about you?

From: Don't Move Big.

5. If you know that all the seas are brothers, where can you meet an old friend?

Moral: All corners of the country are brothers. No matter where we meet, we don't have to be former friends, but we should be as close as brothers.

From: Chen Jueju in Southern Song Dynasty

6. You have a wizard and I am not poor.

Meaning: All the good things in the world come from people, and friends are indispensable wealth in the treasure house of life. Metaphor sincere friendship can share joys and sorrows.

Source: A Gift to Yuan Mei by Zheng Xie in Qing Dynasty.

Extended data:

You have wizards, but I am not poor, from To Yuan Mei to Zheng Banqiao.

Original text:

The morning star broke the goose, and several literati scattered on the Jiang Hushui shore.

Erase the spring and autumn flowers and force the frost and snow to wither.

The woman is called a stunning neighbor and likes to brag. I'm not poor if you have a wizard.

It is the pre-Qin Dynasty to love him instead of buying a pearl and a mirror.

Translation:

The stars in the morning light have blocked many literati, scattered among rivers, lakes and beaches.

Erase the spring and autumn from the flowers and fruits, and the frost and snow will set off the withering.

Women say neighbors are beautiful, and I'm not poor if you have a wizard.

Don't buy pearl mirrors, love other wonders is pre-Qin.

Zheng Banqiao's words are graceful or bold, while his poems are fresh and fluent, straightforward and free and easy, with the styles of Shaoling and Weng Fang. What is even more commendable is his "Letter from Home", which is simple, cordial and sincere, and has no Taoist thought at all.

Banqiao, who is broad-minded and open-minded, claimed to be "the last person to ask for help" and said: "(Letters from home) have some advantages. Let's take a look; If it's not good, it's the angle of sticking the window to the wall to cover the bottle. Why? "

Although Zheng Banqiao had never met Yuan Mei, he fell in love with Yuan Mei's talent. According to Yuan Mei's Poems with the Garden, "Zheng Xinghua Banqiao is Zalu, but I have never seen him. There was a misinformation about the deceased, and Banqiao cried, so that he fell to the ground and was impressed by the news. " At the end of Banqiao Anthology, there are two poems for Yuan Mei: "There are beautiful people and beautiful neighbors, and I am not poor." Zheng Banqiao was once named "Zheng Xie, the lackey of Xu Qingteng".

He explained himself in the script of Master Fan Xian: "Xie Yisheng loves Xu Qingteng's poems and paintings. Because of his great love, he called himself "Zheng Xie, the lackey of Xu Qingteng". The seal is real, but the lackeys are still empty. This heart is still stunned! Make Xie Zao live for a hundred years, join Mr. Qingteng's door, watch his heroic actions, and drink a lot, that is, I am really happy for the lackeys. "

Reading his poems often makes people feel that there is a "true self", which is not artificial, vivid, smiling and ready to come.

Mr. Qi Gong said: "(Zheng Xie) has nothing to say in his heart, and there are incomprehensible words in his pen, which makes him different.

References:

Baidu Encyclopedia-Zheng Xie