calm after the storm or is it

In Jin Yong's " Eight Demigods ", Feng Bo E was the owner of Xuanshuang Manor. He was one of the four generals under the Murong Clan of Gusu. He liked to fight and ended up being extremely disappointed after Bao Butong was killed by Murong Fu. He broke off with Murong Fu along with Deng Baichuan and Gongyeqian and left with Bao Butong's body. " Dingfeng Po " had many meanings. From a literary point of view, it was the name of Ci. Su Shi had written more than ten Dingfeng Po in his life. The more famous ones were Dingfeng Po: Rain in Shahu Road, Dingfeng Po: South China Sea Return to Wang Dingguo's Servant Mother, Dingfeng Po: Chongyang, etc. From a musical point of view," Ding Feng Bo " was written by Cen Weizong, composed by Gao Shizhang, and sung by Jacky Zhang. It was also the theme song of the movie " Greater Shanghai." There was no direct connection between the two, except for the word "storm" in their names.

The lyrics were as follows: The world treats me All kinds of tempering into a hundred years of loneliness If I can trace the answer to the riddle I can cut my heart and break karma The world loves me The grand Spring and Autumn also gives a moment I'll spend a short time with you, passing through thousands of galaxies, forever alive Fate cannot bear the fate of heaven No one needs to pity me I deserve all my sorrows Just wait for the past, don't ask the reclining Buddha In this world, there are always Scholar, doctor, drunkard Meeting on a narrow road, the colors become thicker So what if you're friends or scheming So I raised my sword to level the ravine for him Only in this world The four seasons of rain and snow often trudge Who will accompany you on the rugged road I'm all alone, there's not much left With the sword by my side, I will be the king Raise your sword to calm the storm Open and close day and night He waits at the mountain gate, time is lost After a hundred years of groping, she only said that it was as thin as paper and could not be taken off Fate cannot bear the fate of heaven No one needs to pity me I deserve all my sorrows Just wait for the past, don't ask the reclining Buddha In this world, there are always Scholar, doctor, drunkard Meeting on a narrow road, the colors become thicker So what if you're friends or scheming So I raised my sword to level the ravine for him Only in this world The four seasons of rain and snow often trudge Who will accompany you on the rugged road I'm all alone, there's not much left With the sword by my side, I will be the king Raise your sword to calm the storm In this world, there are always Scholar, doctor, drunkard Meeting on a narrow road, the colors become thicker So what if you're friends or scheming So I raised my sword to level the ravine for him Only in this world The four seasons of rain and snow often trudge Who will accompany you on the rugged road I'm all alone, there's not much left With the sword by my side, I will be the king Raise your sword to calm the storm

The original meaning of the name was to calm down social unrest and stabilize the state power. From the creation of different poets, the content of their expressions varied. During the Five Dynasties, the poets mainly used it to express the love between men and women and the reclusive feelings of the poets. Ouyang Xiu of the Northern Song Dynasty used it to express the feeling of cherishing time. Su Shi used "Ding Feng Bo" to express his broad-minded philosophy of life. For example, Su Shi's "Ding Feng Bo: Don't listen to the sound of breaking through the forest and hitting the leaves" showed his broad-minded and detached mind through the trivial life of encountering wind and rain in the wild. Xin Qiji used "Ding Feng Bo" to convey the mentality of being impeached in officialdom and not being shocked by changes. In modern times, there were also people who borrowed the emotions contained in this word to express the outlook on life in modern human society, which was indifferent to the repeated fate and suffering. The original novel of the TV series " Record of Morning Snow " was Bu Yue Qian's " The Coroner of Power and Favor, Medical Concubine ". The original plot was equally exciting. You can click on the link below to read the original novel.

Jesus simply said, 'Peace! Be still!' and immediately the wind ceased and there was a great calm.