"Shui Long Yin·Ci Yun Zhang Zhi Fu Yang Hua Ci" PPT courseware 2

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"Shuilongyin·Ciyun Zhang Zhifu Yanghuaci" PPT courseware 2

【Secondary rhyme】also called step rhyme, a kind of harmonious rhyme. That is, the rhyme and rhyme of the original work are used with other people's poems, and the order of the rhyme words is the same. It began with the mutual singing between Yuan Zhen and Bai Juyi in the Tang Dynasty. "Old Tang Book." "Bi Juyi's Biography of Yuan Zhen" recounts: "Bai Juyi is good at poetry, and his love drives the writing. The rhymes may be a thousand words, or the verses of five hundred words, and he can send them to each other. He can't pass them by self-examination. He often carefully arranges the old rhymes and distinguishes them. Innovative words are called "ci rhyme complement each other, cover desire and difficulty challenge each other." After the Song Dynasty, it became especially popular.

It looks like a flower, but it still doesn’t look like a flower, and no one cherishes it.

The rhyme at the beginning has an extraordinary resonance, telling the character and fate of Yang Hua. "It looks like a flower, but it doesn't look like a flower at all": Poplar flowers are catkins. Catkins look like flowers, but they are not flowers after all. The artistic technique seems very "abstract", but upon careful consideration, this "abstraction" goes beyond the specific image and expresses the nature of catkins in one word. This sentence is similar to Ouyang Xiu's "Chuzhou is surrounded by mountains". Generally speaking, art requires the use of images to reflect things. However, Su Dongpo "went in the opposite direction" and used "abstraction" to create extraordinary artistic effects with unique ingenuity. Therefore, in artistic description, "abstract" has the magical effect of "abstract". "No one would pity the catkins that fell from the teachings" refers to the hardships they encountered. No one pityed the catkins, which looked like flowers but were not flowers after all. They could only let them fall and go with the wind. "No one cherishes" is the poet's description of his situation of being homeless and unloved by others, which also shows that he is the only one who cherishes him.

From the current scientific point of view, it is impossible for catkins to turn into duckweed. But the poet "cherished" the catkins and couldn't bear to see them disappear out of thin air, but he found comfort in his sadness. What's more, it was "recognized" at the time that catkins fell and turned into duckweed. The sentence "Where are the traces" is very well written. It fully describes the poet's psychological state after the spring rain and the catkins disappeared, and it also plays the role of "connecting the previous to the next", which is really rare.

This rhyme arises from the disappearance of the "traces" of catkins, and uses concise and concise sentences to express the sadness of the fleeting spring. Although the flowers fall mercilessly and the good times do not last long, there is a "return" after spring: part of it returns to dust, and part of it returns to running water. Even so, it is "helpless that the flowers fall away", the catkins no longer exist, and the beautiful spring scenery is gone forever with the disappearance of the catkins. "Cherish" the catkins, and then "cherish" the spring scenery, the poet's emotions are fully exposed.

【about the author】

Zhang � (1027-1102, "�" is pronounced jie2) was born in Pucheng, Jianzhou (now part of Fujian). In the second year of Zhiping (1065), he became a Jinshi and knew Chenliu County.

He successively served as the Hubei Prison Prison and Chengdu Road Transfer Envoy. In the early Yuan Dynasty, Qingzhou was known by Zhilong Tuge. During Zhezong's reign, he changed his knowledge to Weizhou, which was a great achievement. In the first year of Jianzhong's reign (1102), he was removed from the Privy Council with Tongzhi. He died in the first year of Chongning at the age of seventy-six. His posthumous title was Zhuang Jian, which was changed to Zhuang Min. There is a biography in "History of Song Dynasty". "Quan Song Ci" records two of his poems.

Comment:

Wang Guowei's "Human Words": Dongpo Yanghua's poems have a harmonious rhyme and resemble the original sung; Zhang Zhifu's original sung poems have a harmonious rhyme.

Zhu Bian's "Old News of Quwei": Zhang Zhifu's poems by Yang Hua are filled with meaning and deeds, which are free and gratifying. Dongpo and Zhi, if they are bold and unrestrained, they will not enter the law. Looking at it slowly, the rhyme is harmonious and melodious, and I feel that the poems are made with weaving and embroidery skills.

Wei Qingzhi's "Poet's Jade Chips": Zhang Zhifu chanted a poem about Yanghua, Dongpo harmonized it, Chao Shuyong said: "Dongpo is like Wang Qiang and Xi Shi, who cleans their feet and fights with the women of the world, how can they be compared to Zhihu Ah!" That's true.

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