The Book of Songs, Zheng Feng, Zi Jin

Translating and Appreciating the Book of Songs Zi Jin "Zi Jin" is a poem describing a woman wearing a golden dress. The following is its full translation and appreciation: Purple gold cloths me with green. My clothes are also green. the Zijin comes to my eastern fence. I put on my clothes in the east, and I put on my clothes in the west. the Zijin came to my western fence. I'll wear the western clothes and the western clothes. the Zijin comes to my southern fence. I'll give it to you. the Zijin comes to my northern fence. I'm wearing silk in the North. Zi Jin came to my east coast. I'm wearing the east robe, I'm wearing the gold robe. I'll come to the west bank. I'm wearing a western jacket. Zi Jin, come to my south bank. I'll wear my lower garment in the south. Zijin came to my northern hemisphere. I'm wearing the North robe, I'm wearing the Jin. Zijin came to my southern hemisphere. I'll wear my lower garment in the south. This poem portrayed the beauty and elegance of a woman by depicting the scene of a woman wearing a golden dress. Through the image of "Zi Jin", the poem gave the image of the woman a deeper meaning and also reflected the respect and reverence for women in the Book of Songs. The whole poem used rhymes and antithesis to make the whole poem read smoothly and beautifully.

The phrase "green purple gold leaves shake" came from the Book of Songs, National Wind, Zhou Nan, Guan Ju. The original text was "green purple gold green clothes wrapped." The emerald green collar and hem wrapped tightly around his son's shirt. The emerald green grass swayed gently in the breeze, making people feel the vitality and vitality of nature. The scene depicted in this sentence was a quiet and poetic picture, which showed the pursuit of beauty and the love of nature of ancient women. At that time, people thought that green represented life and peace, so they used green to symbolize beauty and vitality. At the same time, the son was wrapped in the mother's green collar and clothes, which meant that the son was protected and cared for by the mother. Through the vivid descriptions of green, collar, and hem, this sentence combined the natural landscape and maternal love to paint a delicate and poetic picture with profound cultural and emotional implications.

The Book of Songs·Chen Feng " Chen Feng " was a collection of poems from the Spring and Autumn Period of China. It contained about 100 poems. The author was Chen Zi 'ang, a poet and politician in the State of Chen. " Chen Feng " mainly narrated the history, culture, and characters of the Chen Nation. It was full of rich local characteristics and historical and cultural atmosphere. Some of the poems described the suffering and misfortune of the people of the State of Chen, while others showed the natural scenery and beautiful life of the State of Chen. The language of the poems in Chen Feng was concise, bright and full of rhythm and rhythm. They often used figurative, personification, antithesis and other rhetorical devices, which had high artistic value. In addition to poetry, Chen Feng also contained some other content such as family, marriage, morality, education and other aspects of the discussion, reflecting the social thoughts and values of the Spring and Autumn Period. The Book of Songs·Chen Feng is a precious literature with rich historical, cultural and emotional implications. It has an important reference value for us to understand the ancient Chinese culture and history.

The verses in the Book of Songs that contained "Zi" were as follows: 1 In the Book of Songs, Xiaoya, Che Xia, there was a poem that said,"My heart is sad because the coffin tree is attached." 2 In the Book of Songs, Guofeng, Zhounan, Guan Ju, there is a sentence: "The turtledove at Guan Guan is on the island of the river." a graceful lady is a gentleman's good catch. The wild vegetables flow to the left and right. My fair lady looks for him. 3 "The Book of Songs·Xiaoya·South has Jiayu's Shi" has "South has Jiayu trout flatfish." A gentleman's love is as deep as his heart. Since the wine has been served, let's drink a cup." . In the Book of Songs, the wind and the drum, there is a saying: "Zigui cries in the middle of the night and returns to his hometown." The clear moon shines on the falling water, winding around the fragrant grass. Why should we cut the candles in the west window and talk about the rainy night in Bashan Mountain? I don't know when we'll meet again." There was also a description of "Night Rain at Azalea Window" in the book. The poem containing "Zi" in the Ci of Chu is as follows: In Li Sao, there was a poem that said,"I have planted nine stems of orchids and planted hundreds of branches of citron", which meant that orchids and citron were both important wood in Chu. In Li Sao, there is also a poem that says,"I have planted nine stems of orchids to raise my ambition, and planted a hundred workshops to help the people", which shows the author's desire and sense of responsibility for the prosperity and development of Chu State.

Xiao Feng and Zi were not characters in Jin Yong's novels. Xiao Feng was a character in Gu Long's novel " The Legend of Lu Xiaofeng." Zi was the heroine in " The Legend of Lu Xiaofeng."

Here are some recommendations for sadistic novels: 1. " The Throne's Strategy Notes ": This novel tells the story of the affectionate and paranoid Alsatian Attack and the intelligent and witty Little Sun Shou. They had missed each other because of misunderstandings in their previous lives, so their relationship would not develop too quickly. 2. " Bow Down ": This novel was written by Penglai Ke. It tells the story of transmigration and rebirth. 3. " Startling Step by Step,"" The Rebirth of the Di Daughter,"" The Power of the Phoenix,"" Lovesickness and You Ashes,"" The Emperor's Book,"" Old Grass of Zhaoxi,"" Beauty as Stuffing,"" I'm Waiting for You in My Memories,"" The Most Beautiful Meeting You," and " One Centimeter of Sunshine " were also recognized as heart-wrenching novels. Please note that the novels recommended above may only be part of the results. There may be other sadistic novels recommended by the ancient language of rebirth.

The Book of Songs was the earliest collection of poems in China, which included poems from the early Zhou Dynasty to the Spring and Autumn Period. There are many poems about marriage, love, and so on. Let me collect some for you: 1 Wind series " The Wind " was the earliest poem in the Book of Songs. It contained many poems about marriage, love, family, and so on. For example: "Guofeng·Zhou Nan·Guan Ju": Guan Guan turtledove in the river island. a graceful lady is a gentleman's good catch. "Guofeng·Zhounan·Bin Feng·Drum": Beat the drum and use troops enthusiastically. I'm going south alone. 2 Fu Series "Fu" was a type of poetry in the Book of Songs that focused on narration. It contained many poems about marriage, love, family, and so on. For example: "National Wind·Wind·Drum": The drum, the cymbals, the bell, the sound. I have a guest who plays the zither and flute. "Guofeng·Guofeng·Xiangshu": Xiangshu has skin and no etiquette. What's the use of a man who has no manners and does not die? 3 Elegance Series " Elegance " was a type of lyric poem in the Book of Songs. It contained many poems about marriage, love, family, and so on. For example: "Ya, Xiaoya, South has Jiayu Shi": South has Jiayu three times to eat your color. Morning and evening, day and night. "Ya, Xiaoya, Deercry": Deercry in Hetian. My horse overtook the horse and overturned it. 4 Ode Series Ode was a type of poem in the Book of Songs that focused on sacrifice and praise. It contained many poems about marriage, love, family, and so on. For example: "Ode to Zhou·Yang Gong": Yang Gong Wei Yue received the blessing of heaven. Therefore, I am only blessed by heaven. "Ode to Zhou": When the drought comes, it will be a good fish. So that every ten days there will be fish. These are the other poems related to marriage and love in the Book of Songs. I hope they can be of help to you.

The author of The Book of Songs, Chen Feng, Moonrise was the ancient Chinese poet, Chen Zi 'ang. This poem was written by Chen Zi 'ang during the Tang Dynasty. It described the beautiful scenery of the moon rising at night and was considered one of the representative works in the Book of Songs.

The Book of Songs was one of the classics of ancient Chinese poetry. It contained many poems from different regions and different ethnic groups. Chu was an independent country during the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period. Its poems also left some chapters in the Book of Songs. But why wasn't Chu Feng in the Book of Songs? This was because the Book of Songs was produced and spread under the ancient system of central power. In that era, the country was under the control of the central government, and poetry works from all over the country had to be approved and approved by the central government before they could be circulated and promoted. Therefore, Chu's poems were not recognized by the central government and were not included in the Book of Songs. Secondly, the collection and classification of the Book of Songs were also based on the unity of their content and style. Most of the works in the Book of Songs came from folk songs from various places, with different styles and contents. Therefore, in order to ensure the integrity and unity of the Book of Songs, its classification was also carried out according to the content and style of the poem. Under such circumstances, the poems of Chu State were not classified separately and thus would not be included in the Book of Songs. The reason why Chu Feng was not in the Book of Songs was due to the background of the times, the reasons for the collection and classification, as well as the situation of Chu State itself.