What are the poems that describe the court?
The poems describing the court included "The court's reputation for killing thieves still exists, and for all eternity, he can be called a real man!" "Guan Yu killed Hua Xiong, Wei Zhen Qian Kun first merit, Yuan Gate painting drum sound winter." Yun Chang stopped drinking to show his bravery, and when the wine was still warm, he killed Hua Xiong. "After the battle of Sanying and Lu Bu, the fate of the Han Dynasty should be like Huan Ling, and the scorching red sun will tilt westward." Dong Zhuo, a traitor, deposed the young emperor, and Liu Xie was weak and frightened. Wait.
Joy of Life
Reciting poems in court
The recitation of poems in court was in the twenty-seventh episode of Joy of Life.
The poems and words of the court
There are many poems with the word "Chao" in them. Here are some examples: 1. I bid farewell to the White Emperor in the morning, and returned to Jiangling in a day. Li Bai's " Leaving White Emperor City Early " 2. If you don't get what you want, the world will be empty. Li Bai's Song of Resentment 3. Enter the cave, cross heaven and earth, ascend the true court Jade Emperor. Li Bai's " Farewell to Sheren's Younger Brother Taiqing in Jiangnan " 4. Spring river flowers face autumn moon night, often take wine also alone pour. Bai Juyi's Pipa Song 5. There were no poor scholars in the court, and the family was poor in the old mountains. Liu Changqing's Jiangnan Ci 6. A letter was sent to the Nine Heavens in the morning, and eight thousand people were demoted to Chaoyang Road in the evening. Han Yu's "Deportation to Lan Guan to Show Grandnephew Xiang" 7. The color is gorgeous, the face is gorgeous, and the Fu of the court is white. Rong Yu's " Leap Spring Banquet in Huaxi, Yan Shi's Royal Villa " 8. If the love between the two is long, how can it be morning and evening? Nalan Rongruo's "Tai Chang Citation·Self-Inscribed Small Picture" These poems showed the various uses of the word "Chao" in ancient poetry, covering different topics and emotions.
Ancient poems in court
"Chaozhong Cuo·Pingshan Hall" was a Ci by Ouyang Xiu, a writer of the Song Dynasty. This poem was written by the author when he was sending off his friend, a warship, at Pingshan Hall. Pingshan Hall was built by the author when he was guarding Yangzhou. A few years later, he returned to Pingshan Hall and took the opportunity to give gifts to his friends to recall the past life of Haoda: planting willows with his own hands, writing more than 10,000 words, drinking in the hall without getting drunk. The whole poem expressed the author's feelings between the mountains and rivers, and created an elegant, bold and open-minded image of the "article prefect". The style of Ci was bold and unconstrained, which was extremely rare in Ou Ci. It had a certain influence on Su Shi's bold and unconstrained Ci.
Writing poems in court
There were many poems in the imperial court, such as the poem "Will you not see the bright mirror in the high hall grieve for the white hair? In the morning, it is like the black hair turning into snow at dusk." As well as "Moving to Lan Guan to Show Grandnephew Xiang" in "A letter to the Nine Heavens in the morning, and 8,000 people on Chaoyang Road in the evening." These poems expressed his thoughts and emotions about the politics of the court and the life of the officialdom. However, due to the limited search results, we are unable to provide more related poems.
What are the poems in the court and in the wild?
The poems about being in court and having a heart in the wild included Tao Yuanming's Return to the Garden and Field Home, which read," Seeing the world as a cage, leaving with a flick of his sleeves, the mountains and rivers roam freely ", and Wei Yingwu's The Pioneer of Confucianism in Court and Heart to Heaven, which read," Wei Yingwu, the governor of Suzhou, did not want to wander in officialdom, but wanted to travel all over the world. This was only his inner yearning. He spent his life in court and his heart was toward heaven."
The poems in the spring court snow
describe the court
In ancient times, the imperial court was the place where the emperor and the officials discussed matters. The imperial court was a place to describe the ancient emperors 'imposing bodies, dignified appearances, and their prestige and ambition. In ancient times, officials would wait in the court before entering the court to meet the emperor according to the prescribed order. In the court, the Crown Prince or Prime Minister would also meet with the officials. The search results did not provide any specific descriptions of the ancient imperial court.
Fan Xian recited poems in court
In Joy of Life, Fan Xian recited 38 ancient poems, including classic works such as Li Bai's " About to Drink " and " Drinking with the Hidden Man in the Mountains." This scene displayed Fan Xian's talent and memory, as well as the charm of ancient China poetry. Fan Xian's recitation of the poem caused a heated discussion among the netizens. Many people expressed their desire to relearn ancient poetry in order to inherit and promote Chinese culture. This scene also showed Fan Xian's personality and state of mind in the play, leaving a deep impression on the audience.
Fan Xian's poems in court
The complete version of Fan Xian's poems in court was in the 27th episode of " Celebrating Years." In this episode, in order to prove his innocence, Fan Xian recited 100 poems on the spot, shocking all the officials.
Words to describe the court
There were many words to describe the ancient imperial court, such as being out of character, being condescending, looking at each other, scheming, taciturn, tongue-tied, silent, tongue-tied, and so on. These words were used to describe the atmosphere and scenes of the ancient imperial court, depicting the tension, repression, controversy, and other characteristics of the imperial court.