"Zhuyu Ci" is a work handed down from generation to generation by Yan Shu, the "Prime Minister of Poetry" in the Northern Song Dynasty. Yan Shu absorbed the remaining styles of the "Huajian School" of the Southern Tang Dynasty and Feng Yansi, and made most of his poems. Although the content was monotonous, the style of his poems was graceful and graceful, which had a certain influence on the poetry world in the early Song Dynasty. In "Zhuyu Ci", there are 131 beautiful poems, carefully annotated to ensure barrier-free reading, and more than 90 beautiful pictures, which increase the artistic conception of appreciation.
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I particularly like the hint of sadness and romance in his lyrics. Like "When swallows come to Xinshe, pear blossoms lag behind Qingming", Yan Shu described the spring scenery and the girl's smile so vividly that I seemed to be able to see that beautiful scene. There is also "the westerly wind sets the sun on the lake, and the lotus flowers are all red." The emotion of the passage of time is really touching. All in all, this is a collection of words worth reading!
Being ruthless is not as painful as being passionate. One inch becomes thousands of strands. When the ends of the earth are endless, there is only endless love.
I particularly like the hint of sadness and romance in his lyrics. Like "When swallows come to Xinshe, pear blossoms lag behind Qingming", Yan Shu described the spring scenery and the girl's smile so vividly that I seemed to be able to see that beautiful scene. There is also "the westerly wind sets the sun on the lake, and the lotus flowers are all red." The emotion of the passage of time is really touching. All in all, this is a collection of words worth reading!
Being ruthless is not as painful as being passionate. One inch becomes thousands of strands. When the ends of the earth are endless, there is only endless love.
The flowers and plants are all for lovesickness.