When did Baqiao break the willow?

What are the allusions to Baqiao's folding willow?

According to historical records, the bridge on the Bahe River began in the Spring and Autumn Period. Qin Mugong, the owner of Xirong, changed its capital water to Lingshui and built a bridge over the river, so it is called "Baqiao", which is the oldest Shizhudun Bridge in China. In the third year of Emperor Huang (AD 22), Baqiao Bridge was flooded. Wang Mang thought this was not a good sign, so he changed the name of the bridge to "Changcun Bridge". The Baqiao Bridge that emerged from the water this time is Sui Bridge, which was built in the Sui Dynasty (AD 583). Because it is in the south of the original Baqiao bridge site, it is called "South Bridge". Baqiao Bridge across Bahe River is an important passage between Chang 'an and the eastern region. "Xi An Zhi" said: "On both sides of Baqiao Bridge, five miles of dikes were built and ten thousand willows were planted. Tourists jostle each other and hit the hub directly. This is the grandeur of Chang 'an. "Whenever the spring is full, the spring breeze blows the face and catkins fly all over the sky, which has become a major landscape of Chang 'an Baqiao. "What is the heavy snow like?" And "if catkins are not due to the wind." In the Eastern Jin Dynasty, the wonderful connection between catkins and snowflakes in Xie Daowen made "Snow on Willow" one of the eight scenic spots in Guanzhong. According to "Sanfu Huang Tu Bridge", "Baqiao is in Chang 'an East, crossing the water is the bridge, and * * * this bridge will send guests away, leaving the willow as a farewell".

What do you mean by breaking willow on Baqiao Bridge?

The word "Folding Willow" first appeared in the first poem of "Folding Willow Song" by Han Yuefu.

If you don't catch the whip when you get on the horse, you will become Yang Liuzhi.

Later generations used folding willows to hide their parting feelings, and also hinted at homesickness.

Why use the elegy of willow to complain about the delay of spring, old Yumenguan, a spring breeze is not blowing! ("Liangzhou Ci" Wang Zhihuan)

Among them, willow refers to two things. One is a real willow beyond the Great Wall, and the other is a willow bend. Suggest the homesickness of border guards.

The word "broken willow" means "farewell";

In ancient China, once relatives and friends were separated, people who saw them off always folded a wicker for travelers. The word "broken willow" means "farewell forever". The custom of "sending willow" in China was first seen in Xiaoya. Cai Wei: "I have been there, Yangliuyiyi; Today I think it's raining. " In ancient times, willow was also called Xiao Yang or Liu Yang. Because "Liu" and "Liu" are homophonic, they can mean to stay. Giving a willow tree as a parting gift means that we are inseparable and reluctant to part. There is a song "Fold Yang Liuzhi" in Yuefu in the Northern Dynasties, and the lyrics are: "If you don't catch the whip when you get on the horse, you will hit Yang Liuzhi instead. Dismount and play the flute, worrying about killing guests. "

Li Bai's "Willow Leaves Every Year, Baling Mourning Farewell" illustrates such a custom: in ancient times, there were ten-mile long dikes on both sides of Chang 'an Baqiao Bridge, and many people who walked from Chang 'an East came here to bid farewell and fold willow branches for their relatives. Bai Juyi's "Qing Men Liu" "Don't go near Doumen, long folds reduce the spring breeze." Yu's "Folding Willow" "There are flowers hanging at the farewell party, and the willow is folded in smoke." "Farewell by folding willows" contains a good wish for friends that spring will last forever, and it also means that relatives leave their hometown like willow branches, hoping to take root and sprout in a new place soon, as if willow branches can blossom everywhere.

When people leave, they will also send their love when they miss their loved ones and old friends. The word "folding willow" also means "nostalgia". Zhang Jiuling "slim willow, hold this as a lover"; Li Bai "climbed the pole to fold the spring scenery and sent it far to Long Ting"; Li Bai's "Xuancheng sent Liu's deputy envoy to Qin" is "no acacia, broken" Li Bai's "Whispering flute in Los Angeles on a spring night": "The sound of the flute flies in the darkness and the spring breeze permeates Los Angeles. Who can't afford to be homesick when they hear the willow break in this nocturne? "

Urgent! ! ! ! What are the allusions to Baqiao's folding willow?

The word "Folding Willow" first appeared in the first poem of "Folding Willow Song" by Han Yuefu.

If you don't catch the whip when you get on the horse, you will become Yang Liuzhi.

Later generations used folding willows to hide their parting feelings, and also hinted at homesickness.

Why use the elegy of willow to complain about the delay of spring, old Yumenguan, a spring breeze is not blowing! ("Liangzhou Ci" Wang Zhihuan)

Among them, willow refers to two things. One is a real willow beyond the Great Wall, and the other is a willow bend. Suggest the homesickness of border guards.

The word "folding willow" means "farewell";

In ancient China, once relatives and friends were separated, people who saw them off always folded a wicker for travelers. The word "broken willow" means "farewell forever". The custom of "sending willow" in China was first seen in Xiaoya. Cai Wei: "I have been there, Yangliuyiyi; Today I think it's raining. " In ancient times, willow was also called Xiao Yang or Liu Yang. Because "Liu" and "Liu" are homophonic, they can mean to stay. Giving a willow tree as a parting gift means that we are inseparable and reluctant to part. There is a song "Folding Yang Liuzhi" in Yuefu in the Northern Dynasties, and the lyrics are: "If you don't catch the whip when you get on the horse, you will hit Yang Liuzhi instead. Dismount and play the flute, worrying about killing guests. "

Li Bai's "Willow Leaves Every Year, Baling Mourning Farewell" illustrates such a custom: in ancient times, there were ten-mile long dikes on both sides of Chang 'an Baqiao Bridge, and many people from Chang 'an to the east came here to bid farewell and fold willow branches to bid farewell to their loved ones. Bai Juyi's "Qing Men Liu" "Don't go near Doumen, long folds reduce the spring breeze." Yu's "Folding Willow" "There are flowers hanging at the farewell party, and the willow is folded in smoke." "Farewell by folding willows" contains a good wish for friends that spring will last forever, and it also means that relatives leave their hometown like willow branches, hoping to take root and sprout in a new place soon, as if willow branches can blossom everywhere.

When people leave, they will also send their love when they miss their loved ones and old friends. The word "folding willow" also means "nostalgia". Zhang Jiuling "slim willow, hold this as a lover"; Li Bai "climbed the pole to fold the spring scenery and sent it far to Long Ting"; Li Bai's "Xuancheng sent Liu's deputy envoy to Qin" is "no acacia, broken" Li Bai's "Whispering flute in Los Angeles on a spring night": "The sound of the flute flies in the darkness and the spring breeze permeates Los Angeles. Who can't afford to miss home? "

Baqiao folded willow farewell poem.

In the Tang dynasty, the wind of folding willows to see visitors off was the most prosperous. At that time, there was Bashui in the east of Chang 'an, and there were many willows on both sides. Baqiao Bridge above Bashui is the only way for Chang 'an to reach Luoyang and other places. When the Tang people saw Fujian here, they all left.

Pei Shuo's "Willow" "Blows up dangerous buildings and blows down dust, and Baqiao climbs a product. Think music is a heartless tree. If you don't understand, give it away. "

Luo Yin's "Willow" "The sunny sun on the shore sends each other farewell, and it is difficult to get together in spring. My own flying flocks are still uncertain, and I am trying to solve the problem of stumbling. "

From these poems, we can see the grand farewell of Chang 'an Baqiao Bridge.

Please talk about the meaning of breaking willow on Baqiao Bridge.

The word "Folding Willow" first appeared in the first poem of "Folding Willow Song" by Han Yuefu.

If you don't catch the whip when you get on the horse, you will become Yang Liuzhi.

Later generations used folding willows to hide their parting feelings, and also hinted at homesickness.

Why use the elegy of willow to complain about the delay of spring, old Yumenguan, a spring breeze is not blowing! ("Liangzhou Ci" Wang Zhihuan)

Among them, willow refers to two things. One is a real willow beyond the Great Wall, and the other is a willow bend. Suggest the homesickness of border guards.

The word "broken willow" means "farewell";

In ancient China, once relatives and friends were separated, people who saw them off always folded a wicker for travelers. The word "broken willow" means "farewell forever". The custom of "sending willow" in China was first seen in Xiaoya. Cai Wei: "I have been there, Yangliuyiyi; Today I think it's raining. " In ancient times, willow was also called Xiao Yang or Liu Yang. Because "Liu" and "Liu" are homophonic, they can mean to stay. Giving a willow tree as a parting gift means that we are inseparable and reluctant to part. There is a song "Fold Yang Liuzhi" in Yuefu in the Northern Dynasties, and the lyrics are: "If you don't catch the whip when you get on the horse, you will hit Yang Liuzhi instead. Dismount and play the flute, worrying about killing guests. "

Li Bai's "Willow Leaves Every Year, Baling Mourning Farewell" illustrates such a custom: in ancient times, there were ten-mile long dikes on both sides of Chang 'an Baqiao Bridge, and many people from Chang 'an to the east came here to bid farewell and fold willow branches to bid farewell to their loved ones. Bai Juyi's "Qing Men Liu" "Don't go near Doumen, long folds reduce the spring breeze." Yu's "Folding Willow" "There are flowers hanging at the farewell party, and the willow is folded in smoke." "Farewell by folding willows" contains a good wish for friends that spring will last forever, and it also means that relatives leave their hometown like willow branches, hoping to take root and sprout in a new place soon, as if willow branches can blossom everywhere.

When people leave, they will also send their love when they miss their loved ones and old friends. The word "folding willow" also means "nostalgia". Zhang Jiuling "slim willow, hold this as a lover"; Li Bai "climbed the pole to fold the spring scenery and sent it far to Long Ting"; Li Bai's "Xuancheng sent Liu's deputy envoy to Qin" is "no acacia, broken" Li Bai's "Whispering flute in Los Angeles on a spring night": "The sound of the flute flies in the darkness and the spring breeze permeates Los Angeles. Who can't afford to be homesick when they hear the willow break in this nocturne? "

What do you mean by "Ba Bridge breaks willow"? That's what it means! ! !

People will leave Chang 'an for Ba River, and then leave at Ba Bridge.

Folding willow: it means parting!

If you understand, please adopt it. If you have any questions, just ask!

Please ask for help if you have any new questions. Thank you!

What was Chang 'an Baqiao Bridge like in Sui and Tang Dynasties? What kind of situation is it to bid farewell to Baqiao?

Baqiao is located on the Bahe River, which is more than ten kilometers east of Xi 'an, and it is the only place from Xi 'an to the east. The ancient Baqiao Bridge has been living in the transportation hub of Guanzhong, connecting the main traffic trunk lines in the east of Xi. Lu Yong pointed out: "This place is the most important place in Chang 'an, and anyone who goes in and out from things must take this road." Thus, Baqiao parted. There is a poem in the Tang Dynasty: "Dangerous buildings are high in dust and low in dust, and Baqiao is a good place to climb. "Everyone is climbing, and the scene of sobbing can be seen.

There is an article about Baqiao, which is called Lonely Baqiao in Baqiao's Baidu Encyclopedia.

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