Red wall poetry

Tang Maowen Xi

It is difficult to remember each other deeply, but it is difficult to remember each other. Han Yin is a red wall, and the two places are far apart.

Gold plate with dew, elm ash on both sides. The wind shakes the jade, why tonight?

Notes on the title or background of a book.

This word is about a man's longing for his lover. As Tang Xianzu commented, the first film wrote: "Creating a strange language is different from every tune." Write with the words "Han Yin" and "Red Wall". It's close at hand, but it's hard to get through! The cowherd and the weaver girl naturally came out. The next movie is about dreams. Are born out of the last movie "Silver Hair". The word "golden plate" refers to the environment where we meet in our dreams; The phrase "the wind shakes" is a lover's grace; The last sentence is extremely happy. Although the beginning of the pen is in tune with the previous chapter, "the end of the pen is better than the previous chapter" (Chen Tingzhuo's "Baiyuzhai Thorn").

The meaning of words

I miss you deeply and miss the good times with you.

But I keep telling myself not to miss you,

Because it is absolutely impossible to have a result if I miss you.

Because the Tianhe between you and me is a red high wall that cannot be turned over.

Although the Milky Way is close at hand, it is actually out of reach.

I waited for the dew in the sky all night with a dish of golden dew.

On both sides of the Milky Way, between heaven and earth, elm flowers have been white for another year.

The cool breeze blows Yu Pei around my waist, playing elegant music.

Tonight is a good day, so I can see this lover; What is tonight? Lovers are separated forever!

To annotate ...

1, extremely difficult: I'd better talk about it. Hanshu: "Yan (Wang Yanshi) and Yan (Yang Yan) will destroy each other, and it is extremely difficult to talk about cheap." Yan Shigu's note: "Very poor."

2. Han Yin: Tianhe; Galaxy. Bao Zhao's poem "Listening to Prostitutes at Night" in the Southern Song Dynasty: "Come and sit at night, and the silver will show." Song Sushi's "Yangguan Ci Mid-Autumn Moon": "The twilight clouds are all cold, and the silver and the Chinese turn to the jade plate silently." Qing Nalan Xingde's poem "Minus Magnolia": "The sky is blue, and the love between heaven and earth is a promise. Silver and China people are difficult to communicate, and they are willing to start from the storm. " See "Galaxy".

3. red wall: red wall. Tang Li Shangyin's poem "Dai Ying": "Originally, Han Yin was a red wall, separated by Lujia Bai Yutang." Song Chaobuzhi's poem "The Temple is the Thing" says: "The two pavilions of Biwa are dazzling with red walls." Chen Ming Zilong's poem "Ji Ling Palace" says: "The crimson tree is near Penglai, and the red wall is the Bank of China." The second song of Qin River Feeling Old by Wu in Qing Dynasty: "Wuling Mountain was young and hurried home, and the red wall was broken for twelve floors."

4. A belt: A belt. It is often used to describe things or scenes like belts.

(1) A belt. It is often used to describe things or scenes like belts. Tang Leng Chaoyang's poem "Denglingshan Temple Tower" reads: "The three peaks in Hua Yue are small and the Yellow River is long." Former Shu Mao Wenxi's poem "Drunken Flowers": "The red wall of Han Yin is separated by thousands of miles." Romance of the Three Kingdoms 46: "Kongmingjiao set sail from west to east and beat drums and shouted on the boat." Huang Qingzong Xi's Preface to the Sea Chang: "The philosophers are separated by a water."

(2) refers to a certain area or its vicinity. Song Zhang Zai's Thoughts on Yuan Jing and Lu Jing: "I overheard Gu Weizhou, a famous peasant family, with hundreds of miles of land and hundreds of thousands of soldiers and fertile soil. This is a famous county in Han and Tang Dynasties. " "Yuan Shi Zuji Yi": "The Mongolian and Han armies are stationed in the suburbs of Yanjing and the Taihang area, with riots in the east and mountains in the west." The Scholars 1: "Little brother, you only play around here, you don't have to go far."

(3) Table number. Used for things like belts. "Ghost Cave in Xishan, a popular novel in Kyoto": "When I got married, my back was covered with hair, my eyes were inserted, and my neck was covered with blood." Yu Fuzhi II in Yuan Dynasty: "The dragon head pole is embroidered, the pole is like a halberd, and there is no hook. There is a small crossbar under it, a dragon head is carved, and a vermilion green cover is hung down. There are beads at each corner and a golden bell at the tail."

(4) Table number. Used of scenery or scenery. Don Shi Yang wrote the poem "Boating on the Back Stream": "Two fragrant grasses are quiet and dusty, and the water is green and the beach is flat everywhere in spring." Ming Fan Qi's poem "Huaijingtu" said: "There is a thatched cottage in Yunshan, and a bottle of water is fragrant." The Scholars 1: "Every green grass and cow sleeps there."

(5) Table number. Used for rows of doors or buildings, etc. "Water Margin" 68: "I only heard that the area around Paimen fell, and I don't know how many people rushed in." "Dangkou Zhi" 7 1: "I saw many layers of overlapping, thousands of countless financial offices, and the scale of the area seems to be equal." The first act of Guo Moruo's Peacock Gallbladder: "Under the bridge is a tributary of the Panlong River, surrounded by stone railings on the shore, which goes around to the left and disappears behind the yellow wall in the left-hand area."

5. Dew on a golden plate: It is said that Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty made a Bailiang Terrace, built a copper column with a height of 20 feet and a circumference of 10 meter, and used cactus golden plate dew and jade tablets to drink for immortality. "Historical Records of Xiaowu" contains: "After that, it was made into cypress beams and bronze columns, exposing cacti." This allusion is used here to express the yearning for love.

Gold plate: A plate made of metal for holding dew.

(1) Disk made of metal. A, tableware. Han Xin's poem "Lin Yulang": "As far as I'm concerned, I want to be delicious and eat golden carp." "Biography of Nan Shi Liu Mu": "Drunk, let the chef store betel nuts in Jintan." Wang Kaiyun's Epitaph of the Painted Pink Lady in the Qing Dynasty: "When the golden plate stops, the horse is broken and the chest is bulging." B, candle tray. Tang Censhen's poem "Boating in Longgang Temple" said: "Purple scales are used as incense bait, and red candles burn gold plates." C, the dish of dew. "The Biography of Tao Qian in the Later Han Dynasty": "There is a big pagoda temple with a golden plate on the top and a heavy building on the bottom." Galand of Yongning Temple in Luoyang by Yang Xuanzhi in the Northern Wei Dynasty: "There is a golden vase on the brake, which can hold 25 stones. There is a golden plate under Aquarius, which weighs thirty times. " Tang Han Wo's poem "Mid-Autumn Festival Forbidden" says: "Dewdrops are broken into cold gold plates, and the moonlight shines on pearls." D, one of the ancient examples. There is a sentence in Tang Li Bai's poem "Send my nephew Zheng Guan to join the army": "Six men compete for the male, and the golden plate is thrown by ten thousand people."

(2) metaphor for the sun and the moon. Song Luyou's poem "Watching the Sunrise in Jinshan" says: "The waves are red and the scales are green." Yuan Sadula's Weaving Girl: "The moon sets in the West Building, the golden plate is inclined, and the warm summer clouds blow the Haitang Dawn." Liu Mingxi's poem "Returning to the Chao Huan" says: "Crows stand all over the city, and see the golden plate of clouds gushing out, in Guanghan House."

Dew: the laudatory name of dew. In the Southern Dynasties, Wang Rong wrote the poem "Grass on the Green Side": "The dew of the beads returns to spring, and the frost shines in late autumn." Yuan Wu Shidao's Night Frost Song: "Nine-day girls drag their skirts and laugh and throw pearls flying." Liu Mingji's "Zhu Yingtai Near" said: "The smoke is collected, the beads are dew, and the stars are chic."

Yu Pei: Also known as "Yu Pei". Jade ornaments worn by the ancients. "The Book of Songs Qin Feng Weiyang": "I have been thinking about it for a long time; Why give it? Qiong Gui Yu Pei. " Song Mei Yao Chen's poem "Heaven": "Moonlight flies on the purple wall, and Yu Pei's waist is far away." The treasures of the Confucius Peach Blossom Fan in Qing Dynasty: "Where are the holy farmers, how ethereal and Ding Dong?" Bing Xin's "To Young Readers" 24: "The rest of the people either hang Yu Pei in China or wear silk clothes in China."

7. Qing: elegant, crisp and pleasant. This refers to the sound that Yu Pei makes when the wind blows.

8. What do you do in the evening? What night is it tonight? What kind of good time is tonight? It is often used as a compliment that it is a good time. Book of Songs tang style Planning the Future: "What night is it today? See this lover. " Zheng Xuan wrote: "Say when and how many nights, when and how many months." Confucius' Ying Da Shu: "Beauty and goodness are at the right time, but thinking is at the right time." Tang Du Fu's poem "Today's Journey": "When the cloud is old, the longer the candle, the lonelier it is." Zhang Song Xiaoxiang's "Niannujiao Lisi" words: "I don't know what day." The source of ancient poetry, a volume of Yue people's songs, says, "What's the matter tonight?" Since when are you in the same boat with the prince today? Shame, shame, shame. My heart is restless. There are trees and branches in the mountains, and my heart says you don't know. "It is said that this is the earliest poem praising gay men. But the emotion expressed here should not be gay. Here, "what to do at night" means that you met your lover in your dream.