What are the philosophical sentences in ancient China?

1, poem: once the sea was difficult for water, it was amber forever.

Yuan Zhen's Five Poems of Thinking Four in Tang Dynasty

Interpretation: After experiencing the magnificent sea, the water elsewhere is no longer worth seeing. I am intoxicated in the dream of sex and rain in Wushan, and the scenery elsewhere is not called sex and rain.

2. Poetry: Life is like a trip, and I am also a pedestrian.

It's about Su Shi's "Jiang Lin Xian sends money to Mu Fu" in the Song Dynasty.

Interpretation: Life is a difficult journey, and you and I are both passers-by.

3, verse: life is born infatuated, this hate has nothing to do with romantic.

In the Song Dynasty, Ouyang Xiu said, "Lou Yuchun respects money and intends to return to China."

Interpretation: People's sentimentality is innate, and this complex has nothing to do with love affairs.

4. Poetry: The moon comes first when the water is near, and flowers and trees turn into spring when the sun goes down.

From: Su Lin's broken sentence in Song Dynasty

Interpretation: the balcony near the water (because there are no trees) can see the projection of the moon first; The sunny flowers and trees (naturally, the light is much better, so they germinate early) are most likely to form the scene of spring.

5. Poetry: If people don't know Lingyunmu, they will wait for Lingyun to rise.

From: Komatsu by Du Xunhe in Tang Dynasty.

Interpretation: At that time, those people didn't know that the tree could soar into the sky, and people didn't say it was tall until it soared into the sky.