Zheng Banqiao vs. Gu Silian

Story: On the basis of realistic cognitive view, it is described as an abnormal phenomenon. It is a literary genre, focusing on the description of the development process of events. It emphasizes the vividness and coherence of the plot and is more suitable for oral narration. What happened. Or imagine a story. The following is my collection of ancient temple couplets in Zheng Banqiao. Welcome everyone to learn from them. I hope it helps you.

Legend has it that Zheng Banqiao went to visit friends in the mountains one day and passed an ancient temple. He saw a couplet written on the wall:

"Every inch of land is a temple, and there is a poem next to the temple. The poem says: Send the monk back to the ancient temple in the month."

He thinks this couplet is very literary. "An inch of land and gold" is a small place and a word of self-modesty. Together with "every inch of land and every inch of gold", it happens to be the word "temple" "Yan Temple" adds up to the word "poem". Finally, go back to the word "temple" at the beginning. Extremely critical and honest skills. He admired it in his heart, but he was not sure at the moment.

On the way home, Zheng Banqiao happened to see some trees on the roadside stagger, branches and trunks were gone, and was moved by this scene, so the bottom allied blurted out:

"Two trees make a forest, no forest. It is forbidden to say: the axe will enter the forest in time. "

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Zheng Banqiao (1693- 1765), whose real name is Zheng Xie, has a soft word,No. Lian, No. Banqiao, known as Mr Banqiao, is a native of Xinghua, Jiangsu, and his ancestral home is Suzhou. Kangxi scholar, a juren in the tenth year of Yongzheng, a scholar in the first year of Qianlong (1736). He served as an official in Fan County and Wei County, Shandong Province, with remarkable achievements. Later, he lived in Yangzhou and made a living by selling paintings. He is an important representative of "Yangzhou Eight Eccentrics".

Zheng Banqiao only painted orchids, bamboos and stones in his life, which is known as "orchids that never fade in four seasons, bamboos that never fall for a hundred days, and invincible stones that never change". His poems, paintings and calligraphy, known as the "three wonders" in the world, are more representative literati painters in the Qing Dynasty. Representative works include Zhuxiu Novelty, Guangqing Liu Zhao, Zhu Lan Fang Xin, Gangu Juquan, Cong Lan Ci, and Zheng Banqiao Collection.

Personality assessment

Yangzhou painter Li Yi ("Couplet Conghua"): Three unique poems and paintings, one official returns.

Yuan Mei in Qing Dynasty: Banqiao calligraphy is wild and solitary, and Zen is also ... crawling with snakes and bugs.

Kang Youwei, a scholar in Qing Dynasty, said: In the world of Qianlong, I am tired of old learning. Dong Xin (Jin Nong) and Banqiao used official books, and it is strange that they were lost. Those who want to change but don't know how.

Qi Gong (Poem on Books): Frankly speaking, the heart is the highest, the spirit is cold and the bones are heavy. Zhu is the villain, the boss bridge 200 years ago.

Jiang Shiquan, a dramatist and writer in Qing Dynasty (Painting Orchids): Banqiao painted a picture like an orchid, which was elegant and graceful, while Banqiao wrote an orchid like a word, which was graceful and graceful.

Jin Nong, one of the Eight Eccentrics in Yangzhou in Qing Dynasty: Zheng Jinshi Banqiao in Xinghua is romantic and elegant, with a big theme of wild grass and an ancient pen, and every word is wonderful.

Yang Shoujing, a historical geographer, epigraphy philologist, catalogue reciter and calligraphy artist in the late Qing Dynasty (Xue Shu Hua): Banqiao started writing, but the winter was separated from the heart, so he was not bound by his predecessors and found his own way. However, after becoming a teacher, he still fell into the magic road.