Fertile water does not flow to outsiders, from that poem
Fertile water does not flow outside the field from the Tang Dynasty poet Wang Zhihuan's "Climbing the Stork Tower." This poem described the author's view of the magnificent natural scenery and the vast land from a high place, expressing his wonderful wish for human beings to live in harmony with nature.
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Was there a novel where the younger sister had just divorced and the husband said that the fertile water should not flow into the field of outsiders?
The novel was called " Being Cute in the Boss's Arms After Rebirth."
A pavilion near the water, the first to get the moon, did it mean that fertile water should not flow into the fields of outsiders? May I ask the teachers what this sentence means?
This sentence came from the Tang Dynasty poet Li Bai's "Climbing High" poem. The whole sentence was "Near the water tower, the first to get the moon, the sun, the flowers and the wood are easy to become spring." It meant that it was easier to get the light of the moon near the water source, and it was easier for spring to come in the sunny place. This sentence did not refer to " keep the fertile water in one's own fields " but to describe who was responsible for the quality of the local resources. The 'fertile water' referred to the fertile water flow, while the 'outsider fields' referred to fields that did not belong to them. The meaning of this sentence was that the place near the water source had more resources, and the quality of these resources had nothing to do with the people nearby, so they did not belong to any outsider.
Which poem was 'beautiful as a flower, years flow like water' from?
"Like a beautiful flower, like a fleeting year" was a famous line in Li Qingzhao's "Like a Dream". The whole sentence is: "I often remember that the stream pavilion is drunk at dusk and I don't know the way back. At night I returned to my boat and strayed into the depths of lotus flowers. Fight to cross, fight to cross, startle a pool of gulls and herons." The poem was about a woman's love story. It described the story of a woman who lost her husband and country in the war, struggling and sinking in loneliness. It was regarded as one of Li Qingzhao's representative works.
Which poem was the phrase "beautiful as a flower, years flow like water" from?
" A beautiful woman like a flower, years like water " was a poem from the Tang Dynasty poet Li Qingzhao's " Dream Like Order." The whole sentence was: "Even a beautiful woman like a flower can't compete with years passing like water." The theme of the poem was to describe a woman's love story. Through vivid descriptions, it showed the beauty and misfortune of a woman, and also expressed the philosophy that time passed quickly and love was fleeting.
Which poem does the so-called "she is on the water side" come from?
The so-called Yi Ren in the water came from the 25th chapter of the Book of Songs·Zhou Nan·Guan Ju.
How does 'johnny oc the outsiders fanfic' differ from the original 'The Outsiders'?
In the fanfic, Johnny's character might be more developed. In the original, his story was somewhat limited, but the fanfic could expand on his backstory, his thoughts, and his emotions more comprehensively.
The girl said,"Don't let the fertile water flow into the fields of others." What did this sentence mean?
This sentence came from the ancient Chinese literary work "Dream of the Red Chamber". It meant that even the things at home were not allowed to be taken by outsiders. The intention of this sentence was to emphasize the preciousness of the family and the unity within it rather than to give away property or resources. In modern novels, this sentence may be used as a metaphor for a sense of self-protection, that is, not willing to share or give up what belongs to oneself to others.
A poem describing water from the Ming Dynasty.
There were many poems about water in the Ming Dynasty. The following is one of the famous ones: "Shuidiao Letou-When Will the Bright Moon Appear?" When will the bright moon appear? I take my wine and ask the blue sky. I wonder what year it is in the palace in the sky. I want to go back with the wind, but I'm afraid it's too cold to be high in Qionglou Yuyu. I dance to make clear how the shadow seems to be in the world. This poem was written by Su Shi, a poet of the Tang Dynasty. It described the poet's longing for the bright moon while drinking alone under the moon. At the same time, it also expressed the poet's yearning for freedom and pursuit. In the poem, through the images of "bright moon","wine","blue sky","palace","tonight", etc., it depicted the natural scenery of water and sky, clear and bright.