I Hand Write My Heart

This is an ordinary talk about a classic of classical literature. It is my personal experience. It is meant to inspire others. I hope to attract the opinions of experts. I hope someone will read my article and become interested in the original text of the classic. This is my purpose, and I am very happy. I have always believed that it is a necessity for those who like literature to study classical literature, so I also took this opportunity to sort out my own history of classical poetry. Of course, the opinions in the articles I wrote are very crude, and some parts are inevitably laughable. I am willing to accept corrections from all walks of life. The most distinctive feature of "My Handwriting My Heart" is that it is not restricted to genres. It uses the form of novels to interpret poems. For example, when appreciating Sima Xiangru's "Ode to Nagato", I used the story method, which is more attractive and readers may like it and keep reading. Also, I use familiar writers and works to guide, such as using quotations from the Book of Songs in Zhang Ailing's novels (such as "Holding the Hand, Zhang Ailing said this is a sad poem"), etc., And using the language of the characters in Dream of Red Mansions for appreciation (the title of the article is "Real Sufferings in Life"); and quoting Sima Qian's "Report to Ren An", etc. These are all my intentions. Maybe I am not talented enough and the writing is not good, but I put my heart into it! The previous appreciation of the Book of Songs is very short in some places, but basically it has the meaning and hope of making the profound into the simple, that is, I hope that children can also become interested in the Book of Songs. The above is a little additional explanation of my own "I Handwrite My Heart". There are some inappropriate things I said, so I hope you won't make a joke.