On the night of June 20th, Su Shi crossed the sea
Crossing the Sea on the Night of June 20th was a poem written by Su Shi in the Song Dynasty. In the third year of Yuanfu (1100), Su Shi was pardoned in Danzhou (now Hainan Island). This poem was written when he crossed the sea and returned to the north. At that time, Su Shi was 64 years old. The content of the poem was: "The battle turns to the third watch, and the bitter rain ends with the wind. Who will decorate the clouds and moon? the color of the sky and the sea was originally clear. When I was young, I had a rough idea of the music played by Xuanyuan. I don't regret my nine deaths in the Southern Wasteland. This is the most wonderful journey in my life." The poem showed the author's magnanimous mind and indomitable optimism. The artistic conception was broad and the language was full of puns. Among them, the poem "The Three Sides of the Battle, the Bitter Rain and the Wind Will Clear Up" described the shifting of the stars and the ending of the wind and rain. The sky, the sea, and the color of the sea were originally clear, which hinted at his own life experience. He used the floating clouds to symbolize that the predicament would eventually pass, and the small clouds to symbolize that the villain had framed him. In the sentence,"Lu Sou" referred to Confucius. This sentence meant that after the situation improved, the sigh of the floating sea had become a thing of the past. From the sound of the sea waves to the music played by the Yellow Emperor, it meant that he had realized some kind of truth of life."I don't hate the Southern Wilderness after nine deaths, but this trip is the best in my life" shows that although Su Shi was demoted to Hainan, he could look at this experience with an optimistic and open-minded attitude, thinking that this was a wonderful trip. In addition, Su Shi also had a semi-cursive calligraphy,"Crossing the Sea Tie," written in the third year of Yuanfeng (1100). The paper copy is now in the National Palace Museum in Taiwan. The novel "Listening to the Rain in Green Bamboo and Watching the Egrets" is equally wonderful. Everyone is welcome to click and read it!
What happened on the night of June 19th in Thriller Paradise
Since I'm a fan of web novels, I don't have a real-time update of what happened in Thriller Paradise on the night of June 19th. The deadline for my knowledge is 2021. I can't provide the latest information.
Su Shi's Ancient Poetry on the 15th of August
Su Shi had the Five Wonders of Watching the Tide on the 15th of August, in which there was a poem that said," Knowing that the jade rabbit is very round, it turns into frost and wind in September. Send a message to the double door to stop the lock, the night tide to the moon to see. Ten thousand people beat drums and shouted to frighten Wu Nong, just like an old boy floating on the river. Do you want to know how high the tide is? Over the mountains, in the waves. The riverside life experience two long, long and Cangbo together white hair. Creation also knows that people are easy to age, so it is called the river flows westward. In addition, there was also a mention in the "Exhorting Examiner's Examination Play" that "On the night of August 15th, the moonlight was everywhere. I don't choose thatched eaves and city buildings, and my official residence is like Peng Island." The novel " Watching the Moon on Fish Island " is equally exciting. Everyone is welcome to click and read it!
Sailing the West Lake at night, Su Shi
The fourth of the Five Wonders of the West Lake at Night was: "The water is boundless, and the lotus flowers bloom at night. Gradually I see the light of the lamp coming out of the distant temple, waiting for the moon to darken to see the light of the lake." This poem depicted the unique scenery of West Lake at night. The first two sentences outlined the scenery of West Lake at night: the wild cattail grass was boundless, the lake water was vast, the lotus flowers bloomed at night, and the breeze carried the fragrance of dew and lotus flowers. This place displayed the vastness and tranquility of West Lake at night. The lotus flowers bloomed and emitted a fragrance, creating an intoxicating atmosphere. In the last two sentences,"gradually seeing the lights of the distant temple" meant that as the boat sailed, the lights of the distant temple gradually became brighter and visible, reflecting a sense of movement. "Waiting for the moon to be dark to see the lake" reflected that the poet wanted to wait until the moon was dark (here, it could be understood as late at night) to enjoy the lake. Because the people were noisy in the evening, the beauty of West Lake could be appreciated more when the lake was quiet in the middle of the night. This sentence was philosophical. The whole poem was closely related to the theme of "night flooding", depicting the scenery of West Lake in the moonlight and night, showing the unique charm of West Lake at night, reflecting the poet's love for natural beauty and positive attitude towards life. The novel "Listening to the Rain in Green Bamboo and Watching the Egrets" is equally wonderful. Everyone is welcome to click and read it!
Night at West Lake, translated by Su Shi
"The Five Wonders of the West Lake at Night-Part One": The new moon had just appeared, and the shape of the crescent was not stable yet. Just after the fifth and sixth day of the lunar month, the moon moved slowly. Tonight, the moon was half round and bright, and tourists could only see this scene at midnight. "Five Wonders of the West Lake at Night·Second": At the end of the third watch, the moon gradually drooped, and the scene of falling but not falling was very strange. Who could predict what would happen tomorrow? When he saw the Blue Dragon Constellation descending to the west, he would feel this way. The third of the Five Wonders of the West Lake at Night: The Blue Dragon Constellation has fallen, the Big Dipper is in the sky, and the East Venus is shining and rising. The fishermen began to reel in their nets before dawn, and the sound of wild cattail could be heard wherever the boat passed. "The Five Wonders of the West Lake at Night, No. 4": There was no end to the wild cattail, the lake was vast, the lotus flowers bloomed at night, and the wind carried the fragrance of dew. Gradually, the lights of the temple in the distance lit up. He had to wait until the moon was dark (dawn) to see the lake. The fifth of the five wonders of the West Lake at night: The lake light is not made by gods or immortals. When it is calm, the lake light is full of mountains and rivers. After a while, people entered the temple in pairs. When they looked again, they could no longer see the lake. They only felt empty. The novel "Listening to the Rain in Green Bamboo and Watching the Egrets" is equally wonderful. Everyone is welcome to click and read it!
Su Shi visited Chengtian Temple at night
On the night of October 12, the sixth year of Yuanfeng, he took off his clothes and wanted to sleep. The moonlight entered the house and he got up happily. Thinking that there was no one to play with, he went to Chengtian Temple to find Zhang Huaimin. Huaimin also did not sleep, walking together in the courtyard. Under the courtyard, there is a clear and empty pool of water, in which algae and grass are crisscrossed, which is probably the shadow of bamboo and cypress. What moonless night? Where is there no bamboo and cypress? There are only a few idle people like us.
Su Shi's Night at West Lake
The Pinyin version of Su Shi's Five Wonders of the West Lake at Night was as follows: xū yú liǎng liǎng rù sì qù ， jiù shì bù jiàn kōng máng rán 。 The novel "Listening to the Rain in Green Bamboo and Watching the Egrets" is equally wonderful. Everyone is welcome to click and read it!
Sea-overlooking Tower View Translated by Su Shi
Sea-overlooking Tower View Su Shi Translator: Wanghai Tower is a building located in Beijing China which was built in the 16th century It is known for its unique design with a large window looking out towards the Beijing Sea View refers to the act of watching the sea view or the sea In this context it means to look at the view from the building's window The poem Looking at the Sea Tower View is a poem by Chinese poet and writer Su Shi which describes the beauty of the sea view and the feeling of serenity that one can gain from looking out of the building's window The poem is often interpreted as a metaphor for the beauty of nature and the power of nature to bring peace and tranquility to our lives
The Peerless Heavenly Emperor June 19th
" The Peerless Heavenly Emperor " was a novel written on June 19th. It told the story of the Heavenly Emperor Qin Tian sacrificing his life to force back the demon invasion a thousand years ago. The protagonist of the novel was the son of a duke who was killed by a punch. From then on, he embarked on the path of counterattack and killed all kinds of geniuses. However, the search results did not provide information that the full text of the novel was restricted. Therefore, it was impossible to provide an answer regarding the full text of the Peerless Heavenly Emperor's 19th of June.
The background of the West Lake at night written by Su Shi
"Five Wonders of the West Lake at Night" was written in July of the fifth year of Xining (1072). At that time, Su Shi was the general judge of Hangzhou and was traveling with prostitutes with Lu Zhongfu. This series of poems was written for this night trip. The novel "Listening to the Rain in Green Bamboo and Watching the Egrets" is equally wonderful. Everyone is welcome to click and read it!