Teapot hymn

1, Ouyang Xiu-Northern Song Dynasty-"Hemeigongyi Tea"

I like * * * Ziou singing and thinking, and I appreciate your elegance.

Interpretation: I am very happy to read aloud with you and taste the tea brewed in the teapot. I envy your chic and lingering feelings.

2. Mi Fei-Northern Song Dynasty-Manchu Fang Ting

Light waves rise, incense produces jade dust, and snow splashes purple circles.

Interpretation: Spring water heating produces waves, and ground tea leaves produce fragrance and float out of the teapot.

3. Wang Changling broke up with Xin Qiji in Furong Inn in Tang Dynasty.

Friends, if my friends in Luoyang invite me; Just say I'm still Bing Xin Okho, and stick to my faith!

Interpretation: When I arrive in Luoyang, if any relatives and friends ask about me, please tell them that my heart is still as pure as the ice of a jade pot and has not been defiled by worldly things such as fame and fortune.

4. Du Mutang-"Qi 'an Climbs in Nine Days"

On the river, the autumn geese just flew south, and they made friends with wine and hip flask mountain.

Interpretation: The geese reflecting the autumn shadow in the river just flew south, and a friend climbed the peak with a hip flask.

Extended data:

Lotus Inn and Xin Jian parted-this poem is a farewell poem. The poet's self-description here is based on the true understanding and trust between him and his relatives and friends in Luoyang. This is by no means a confession of whitewashing slander, but a boast of despising slander. Therefore, the poet holds a bright and clean ice heart from the flawless empty jade pot to comfort his friends, which can express his deep affection for Luoyang relatives and friends better than any words of acacia.

Ascending the Mountain in Nine Days is a seven-rhythm poem written by Du Mu, a poet in the Tang Dynasty. This poem was written to appease the frustration of my friend Zhang Hu. What is written is to see through all broadmindedness and even decadence, to dispel the worries and impermanence of life, and to show the negative side of feudal intellectuals' outlook on life.

Man Ting Yong Fang Tea is a word written by Mi Fei in the Northern Song Dynasty. This is a lyric poem about tea, which is delicate and elegant. Xiatan introduced the situation and wrote people holding tea. This word not only describes the process of making tea delicately and vividly, but also describes the beauty of the maid and the lingering guests in the elegant banquet, which shows the rare implication of the host's affection and is full of elegance and lofty feelings.