The lotus-picking girl in the May Lake smiles across the lotus flowers. What does the human language mean?

Does March in Yangchun refer to March in the lunar calendar?

Liu An of the Han Dynasty said in his "Huainanzi": "After the vernal equinox... plus fifteen days means B Then the Qingming wind arrives." The Qingming wind arrives in March, so "Qingming Festival" is also called the "March Festival".?

March in Yangchun means the weather is new and the beauties in the lake The flowers are shining in spring. The boats are full of flowers and wine, and the songs and dances of Yan and Zhao are leaving traces of clouds. The girl picking lotuses in the May Lake smiles across the lotus flowers. *** Human language?

What does it mean to describe the warm weather

"Huainanzi" (also known as "Huainan Honglie" and "Liu Anzi") is a philosophical work collectively compiled by the Western Han Dynasty royal family Huainan King Liu An and his disciples who collected historical materials. It is a miscellaneous work. ?

It is said that "Huainanzi" was written by Liu An, the king of Huainan, a royal family of the Western Han Dynasty, hence its name. On the basis of inheriting the Taoist thought of the pre-Qin Dynasty, this book synthesizes the essence of the theories of various schools of thought, and plays an irreplaceable role in the study of the culture of the Qin and Han Dynasties in later generations. ?[2]?Ban Gu's "Hanshu·Yiwenzhi" classified it as "Miscellaneous Family", and "Sikuquanshu General Catalog" also classified it as "Miscellaneous Family" and belonged to Zibu.

On the basis of inheriting the Taoist thoughts of the pre-Qin Dynasty, "Huainanzi" combines Yin-Yang, Mohism, Dharma and part of Confucianism, but its main purpose belongs to Taoism. "Hong" means broad, and "lie" means bright ("Huainan Honglie Jie Preface" by Gao Yu of the Eastern Han Dynasty). The author believes that this book contains vast and bright principles like Tao.

The original book of "Huainanzi" contains twenty-one volumes of inner chapters, eight volumes of middle chapters, and thirty-three volumes of outer chapters. Only the inner chapters have survived to this day. Most of the current published versions have revised the inner chapters. Published after abridgement. "There are many chapters about forests, mountains, and people's leisure that record ancient events." The ideological content of this book is mainly Taoist thought, mixed with the theories of various pre-Qin schools, so "Hanshu·Yiwenzhi" classifies it as a miscellaneous school. Liang Qichao said: "Huai

Nan Honglie is the origin of Taoism in the Western Han Dynasty. Its book is broad and coherent, and it is the best among Han writings." Hu Shi said: "Taoism is a collection of ancient thoughts. "Huainan Shu" is a masterpiece of Taoism. "Liu Wendian wrote "Huainan Honglie Collection".