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Poetry about the changes of life

1. Sentences, poems and famous sayings that describe the changes of the world, it is best to indicate the source and explanation, or imagine the East China Sea as a mulberry field. -The Fairy Biography of Ma Gu by Ge Hong, a physician, Taoist scholar and alchemist in the Eastern Jin Dynasty.

Jin Gehongxian tells the story of Ma Gu. The sea has become farmland, and farmland has become the sea. This change was repeated three times. Magu Fairy Biography: "Magu said that since the reception, she has seen ~" ~ "is a metaphor for the great changes in the world, and some of them are simply called" vicissitudes ",and later they are used as a metaphor for the great changes or changes in the world.

Thousands of people robbed the king of mountains and rivers, and the spring breeze of peaches and plums was another year. -Mongolian imperial envoy Yelu Chucai's "Partridge Sky" is a famous saying of world change.

Yuan Cai's brilliant "Partridge Sky". Wang Qi: refers to the fate of the dynasty. Thousands of robberies: Buddhists say that 11% of the defeats in the world are called robberies, and thousands of robberies refer to a long time. The general idea of these two sentences is: the struggle of past lives has brought me the present, and generations of dynasties have replaced me in vain. Only peaches and plums, regardless of these, bloom in the spring breeze every year. Poetry expresses its lament for the world and life through the indifference of the world and the gratitude of peaches and plums. The rise and fall of people are integrated with the changes of natural scenery, which enhances the boundless atmosphere of poetry. These two sentences can be used to express the feeling of vicissitudes.

The mountains are still the same, surrounded by abandoned ancient capitals, and the tide is beating against the lonely empty city as in the past. -Liu Yuxi, a writer in the Tang Dynasty, "Stone City"

Stone Town of Liu Yuxi in Tang Dynasty. Old country: old capital, referring to Jinling (Stone City). Surrounding: Surrounding refers to the broken city wall. Empty city: Jinling was a prosperous capital in the Six Dynasties. Abandoned in the early Tang dynasty, it was empty for more than 200 years. The general idea of these two sentences is: the old capital is surrounded by mountains, and there are still broken walls around it; The tide is no longer Kyoto, the lonely stone city. Historically, the six dynasties were all based in Jinling, and the country was very short. Later generations of literati and poets mostly took Jinling as the theme, eulogized history, recalled the past and summarized historical lessons. The same is true of this poem. When I put pen to paper, I will bring readers into a desolate atmosphere. The mountains and rivers remain the same, but the former prosperity of the stone city is empty, and even the tide beats against the battlements, as if feeling its desolation and retreating silently. The poet wrote the Stone Town in the silent mountains and in the cool tide, which showed the decline of the old country, the bleak and bumpy personnel, the profoundness of his poems, full of sad feelings, and was highly praised by people at that time.

The cultural relics of the Six Dynasties were even empty, and the sky was light and the clouds were idle. -Tang Dynasty poet Du Mu, "Xuanzhou Kaiyuan Temple Shui Ge, Wanxi Adult, Jiaxi Juren"

Tang Du Mu inscribed "Shuige of Kaiyuan Temple in Xuanzhou, Your Excellency Wan Xi, Jiaxi Mansion". Six Dynasties: Zhi, Song, Qi, Liang and Chen. The main idea of these two sentences is: the cultural relics of the Six Dynasties have long since disappeared, only the grass color is even empty; The scene that day was as light as ever. Kaiyuan Temple is a scenic spot in Xuanzhou (now Xuancheng, Anhui Province), and poets often come here to enjoy it when they are judges in Xuanzhou Group Training. These two sentences aroused ancient and modern associations when the poet visited the scenery, which produced a strong lyrical atmosphere. The prosperity of the Six Dynasties can be traced. Looking around, the grass is even empty, and the sky is high and the clouds are light. We only feel the vicissitudes of life, only the natural scenery and four seasons phenology have not changed since ancient times. The poet's pen is indifferent and profound, which makes people have infinite reverie and can be used to express his meditation on the past.

2. Between the lines of vicissitudes are vicissitudes: full. Things change: things change. Generally refers to the changes in the world. I have experienced many changes in the world, and my life experience is extremely rich.

Source: Wang Meng's Under the Wheel: "And you are a 46-year-old man who has experienced vicissitudes and has fine wrinkles around your eyes."

Things change: farmland. The sea becomes a mulberry field, and the mulberry field becomes the sea. Things have changed a lot.

Source: Jin Gehong fairy biography Ma Gu: "Ma Gu said that since the reception, she has regarded the East China Sea as a mulberry field."

The dust in the East China Sea turned the sea into land and raised the dust. Things have changed a lot.

Source: Jin's "Fairy Biography Magu": "Magu said:' I took care of myself and regarded the East China Sea as a mulberry field. When we arrived in Penglai, the water was shallower than before, half smaller. Will it return to land? "Fang Ping said with a smile,' Wansheng also said that there is dust in the sea.' "

The sea in the Sangling Valley has turned into a mulberry field and the mountain into a deep valley, which means that the world has changed greatly.

Source: Zhu Qingyou Zun's "Jade Belt Born Song": "After 300 years, Haisang Valley is still touching."

The sea turned into a mulberry field. Things have changed a lot.

Source: One of the "Miscellaneous Songs of Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty" by Wu Ying, Tang Wei: "The sea mulberry field has been overturned several times, and the peach is ripe four or five times."

Sea house plus sea house: a room in the fable, with stacked chips to record the vicissitudes of life; Chip: Chip. Used to wish people a long life.

Source: Stone Dongpo Zhi Lin Volume II: "Things have changed, and I have done better things. I have raised ten houses recently. "

It seems like a lifetime ago: as if; World: Thirty years is a lifetime. It seems that an era has passed. Refers to a feeling caused by great changes in personnel or scenery.

Source: Song Fan Chengda's Biography of Wu: "Those who sent relatives from Changzhou and Pingjiang met each other, one after another, suddenly separated."

Ancient Ling vicissitudes of life mausoleum: Mountain Mausoleum; Valley: Valley. Hills become valleys, and valleys become hills. This is a metaphor for the great changes in the world.

Source: Yi's "Ou Bei on Wu Meicun's Poems": "He entrusted himself to the old people of the former dynasty, and borrowed the sense of vicissitudes to cover up the shame of his two surnames. He doesn't have enough opinions. "

Life is like a dream. Life is like a dream. Describe the impermanence of the world and life is short.

Source: Stone's "Niannujiao Chibi Nostalgia" word: "Life is like a dream, a bottle still has a month."

Vicissitudes are metaphors of great changes in the world.

Mulberry fields, blue sea and sea become mulberry fields, and mulberry fields become sea. Things have changed a lot. Same as "Sang Tian Cang Hai".

Change fields: farmland. The sea becomes a mulberry field, and the mulberry field becomes the sea. Things have changed a lot.

Source: Jin Gehong fairy biography Ma Gu: "Ma Gu said that since the reception, she has regarded the East China Sea as a mulberry field."

Times have changed, times have changed, and things are different. With the "changes of the times".

Source: Tang Juyi's Preface to the Inscription of Li Gongjia Temple in Huainan: "The times have changed, and it is important to assist Xunyang."

Times have changed, times have changed, and things are different.

Times have changed, times have changed, and things are different.

Source: Jin Lubao "On the God of Wealth": "What's the use of talking today? Time has changed, ancient and modern customs. "

Instantaneous change: in the blink of an eye; Rest: Breathe. Many changes have taken place in a short time. Describe the rapid change.

Source: Qing Wu Ren Jian's Painful History, Chapter 16: "The military situation is changing rapidly. Don't say we are going to the south for a few days. Even Premier Wen at this time doesn't know where it is? "

Thirty years ago, Feng Shui was in Hedong, and thirty years later, Feng Shui was in Hexi. Metaphor things change, ups and downs.

Source: Chapter 46 of Wu Qin Jingzi's Scholars: "Mr. Da,' Thirty years in Hedong, 30 years in Hexi'! Just like thirty years ago, I saw with my own eyes what advantages your two families have. "