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The ancient poem "Luhua"
Many poets had written an ancient poem called " Luhua."
In the Tang Dynasty, Yong Yuzhi's "Luhua":"Sandbanks are connected with sand, and branches shake the waves. The moon is as bright as snow, and there is no place to recognize the fisherman." It depicted the scene of reed flowers growing on the sandy shore, their branches swaying like waves, white as snow under the moonlight, so white that it was difficult to identify the fisherman's house.
Xu Tingyi's " Luhua " of the Qing Dynasty: " Luhua slowly makes the setting sun, and the river sky in October is like snow flying. Tell the passers-by not to trample on it, so that I can clean it up and give it to Wuyi." One or two lines of the poem described the beautiful scene of the reed flowers swaying gently in the sunset and dancing like snow in the river sky in October. Three or four lines expressed the poet's feelings of telling pedestrians not to trample on the reed flowers and to collect them for the people who lacked clothes. Through the reed flowers, he expressed sympathy for the people who lacked clothes.
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2026-01-16 15:18
Was the protagonist of this novel called Luhua?
Answer: There are two novels that mention the female name is Luhua. They are "Super-Strange Incidents" and "The Vicious Concubine: The Black-bellied Young Master's Unscrupulous Concubine." The former was a sci-fi novel about evolution and mutation. It was not finished yet, so it was not recommended to read. The latter was a fantasy romance novel about oriental fantasy. The female protagonist was a black-bellied divine doctor. I hope you like this fairy's recommendation. Muah ~š
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2025-03-19 03:35
The original text of "Luhua Dang"
Sun Li's "Luhua Dang" original text (part): At night, the enemy looked at the gloomy and dark big reed pond from the small window of the turret. The stars in the sky also seemed to be immersed in water and were about to drop down. It was only late at night that the sound of water birds flying and singing could be heard in the reed pond. During the day, they hid in their nests to avoid the artillery fire. The reeds were still drilling upwards fiercely, as if their target was the sky. The enemy was watching the reed pond. They were on guard against someone bringing firewood to the people in the reed pond, and they were also on guard against the team inside running out. Our troops have no intention of retreating. However, if it was a moonlit night and the wind was clear, people's eyes would be sharper and they would be able to see a small boat emerging from the reed pond. In the lake, it was like a reed leaf, heading southeast. After midnight, the small boat floated back again. The cabin was filled with firewood, rice, oil, and salt. Sometimes, it even brought one or two officers from afar. The person who was rowing the boat was an old man who was nearly sixty years old. The boat was a small, pointed boat. The old man was wearing only a pair of tattered blue shorts. He was standing at the tail of the boat with a bamboo pole in his hand. The old man did not have much meat on his body, and he was as skinny as an old osprey. However, his tanned face, short white beard, and deep-set eyes were especially bright. It was rare to see such sharp and bright eyes, unless it was on Baiyang Lake.
(Since the reference materials did not provide the complete original text, the above is only a partial display.)
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2026-03-02 07:02
Why was the novel titled " Luhua Dang "?
The novel was titled " Luhuadang " because it depicted a beautiful scene centered on Luhuadang or because it told a story about love, friendship or adventure with Luhuadang as the background.
Luhua Dang was a famous Chinese short story written by Lu Xun. The novel tells the story of a young man, Chen Yi, who was trapped in the Luhua Pond with his relatives in the early 20th century in search of food and shelter. He established friendship with the local birds, animals, and local residents. This story emphasized the harmonious co-existence between man and nature, and also showed Lu Xun's concern and criticism of social reality.
The title of the novel was probably to highlight the theme and emotions of the novel. By depicting a natural scene full of vitality and vigor, the novel can make readers feel the beauty and fragility of life, and it can also trigger people's thinking about environmental protection and the harmonious co-existence between man and nature.
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2024-09-20 12:55
Landscape bamboo landscape painting
Li Guosheng was a famous bamboo landscape painter. His works were famous for their fresh and beautiful colors and poetic atmosphere. His landscape bamboo paintings showed the vitality of bamboo growing rapidly under the nourishment of spring rain and spring breeze. At the same time, he expressed his idea of learning and working hard to become a talent. His works were full of tranquility and peace, giving people a refreshing sense of enjoyment. In Li Guosheng's paintings, the brush and ink of bamboo were free and natural, clear and clear, quiet and lively. He was good at defeating many with fewer. Through the sparse bamboo branches and leaves, he showed the beautiful posture of bamboo. In his works, the landscape and bamboo blended together to form a fresh, natural, and pleasing landscape. In general, Li Guosheng's landscape bamboo paintings gave people a sense of tranquility and indifference, making people feel relaxed and happy.
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2025-01-07 00:50
Please comment on my hidden poem "Luhua"
Hidden poem "Luhua"
The reed flowers are like snow and frost
A cluster, gently swaying
The fragrance wafted in all directions.
The autumn wind rustles and the reed flowers drift in the snow
Waves rippled on the surface of the lake.
A crescent moon lights up the night sky
The quiet lake reflected the starlight in the sky.
Luhua, you are the wonder of nature
Pure as snow and picturesque.
You are the symbol of life, the symbol of courage and tenacity
Your existence makes people feel the beauty of life.
May you be in the ocean of literature
Continue to pursue your dreams.
Luhua, you are so beautiful
Your future will be full of glory.
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2024-09-18 10:39
Landscape paintings, landscape paintings, books
There were many books on landscape paintings. The following were some of the classics:
1 Introduction to Landscape Painting by Shehelius
2. History of Chinese Landscape Paintings by Yu Ding
3. Techniques of Chinese Landscape Painting by Yu Ding
4. Chinese Landscape Painting Style-by Yang Yun
5. Basic Landscape Painting Course by Zhao Shaoang
"Landscape Painting Techniques"-by Chen Chuanxi
Chinese Landscape Painting-Liu Lingxiao
8 Elements of Chinese Landscape Painting by Wang Bomin
These are some of the more classic landscape painting books. I hope they can be of help to you.
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2025-02-25 22:45
landscape
The word "landscape" had three meanings: (1) the water flowing down from the mountains;(2) mountains and water, generally referring to mountains, rivers, rivers, and lakes;(3) the short name of landscape painting, referring to Chinese paintings with landscape as the theme. Landscape painting was a painting that mainly depicted natural scenery. It was the first of the three major traditional Chinese painting subjects. Chinese landscape painting was formed during the Wei, Jin, and Northern and Southern Dynasties. It became independent during the Sui and Tang Dynasties, and matured during the Five Dynasties and Northern Song Dynasty. It became an important subject of Chinese painting. Chinese landscape painting was about 1000 years older than Western landscape painting. Landscape painting mainly described the natural landscape of mountains and rivers. According to the traditional style of painting, it was divided into green landscape, golden landscape, ink landscape, light red landscape, small green landscape, boneless landscape, etc. In landscape paintings, the concept of "landscape" symbolized the complementation of yin and yang, the combination of hardness and softness, and the concept of virtual and real. In short, mountains and rivers were not only a part of the natural landscape, but also one of the important subjects in Chinese painting.
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2024-12-25 12:43
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