The stone wall is covered with a golden statue, and the fragrant hill is surrounded by iron.
When I see Maitreya in my next life, I will return to my heart.
bamboo and cypress are ancient, and the balcony world is rare.
the evening haze adds color, and the rest shines brilliantly.
Meng Haoran is a famous landscape pastoral poet in the Tang Dynasty. The poet of Laba Festival showed the world a rare and rare Buddha: Shicheng Temple has a beautiful environment, green bamboos, ancient cypresses and uneven terraces, and the mist is picked in the evening and the sun shines in the evening, which makes the temple more simple and solemn. The Buddha-bathing ceremony described in the poem, if Maitreya was born in that year, is desirable. The poet wants to use the eight virtues to wash the dust and wash the vulgar heart, and guide himself into meditation to soak up the air and glow.
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Only when Shui Yue has no new hatred and is happy that Yunshan has come to an old friend.
fine wax is not as good as it is today, and leisure is the same as rebirth.
self-injury, white hair and wandering, a piece of incense to eliminate tears full of towels.
Gu Mengmeng, a poet in the late Ming and early Qing Dynasties, was a chivalrous man in his life. His face did not change color because his writing was detrimental to the hearing of the Qing history. In his later years, he was tired of being poor by Zhou Tian, so he made books easy and sought success. The weather is bright on Laba Festival, and the poet is in a happy mood. However, when he sees the beautiful scenery of the city, he laments the years of bloody tears and military affairs. The resentment in the past has vanished, and it is like a rebirth to meet an old friend. Finally, he expresses his lonely mood of white hair and old heart, and he can't help crying and wet wipes. The ups and downs of the poet's mood are revealing the theme of his perception of life.
"Walking to the West Village on December 8th" Song. Lu You
The wind and the meaning of the twelfth lunar month are spring, but when it is scattered, it crosses my neighbor.
In the desert Chai Men, there are many cattle tracks and wild waterfront.
medicine is the only thing needed for many diseases, and those who have not moved in poor subjects are idle people.
At present, Buddhism and porridge feed each other, which makes Jiangcun more thrifty.
This is the Laba poem written by Lu You in his later years. The whole poem points out the reasons from the scenery, and depicts a freehand Chinese painting with beautiful weather, grass smoke, Chai Men and cattle trails on the waterfront. The sentence "medicine is the only thing needed for many diseases, and people who are idle when they are in poor subjects" is quite self-deprecating, expressing the author's general sigh that they have failed to achieve anything in their old age, and that they are unwilling to pay attention to the poor and unpaid official duties, and laying the foundation for the turning point of the tail couplet. A bowl of Laba porridge makes the author feel depressed and open-minded, and the weather of seeing everything updated is more vibrant.