Experts comment on China Millennium Monument.

There are many arguments and controversies about the "two ode and one preface" of the China Millennium Monument on the Internet and related media. The quality of the article is good or bad, regardless of fame, and the evaluation of the article depends on the reader. Strong public opinion is bound to be subjective and emotional, and the evaluation of articles cannot rely on fame and relationships. The following is taken from the representative article "Who is better than Fu? For readers to understand the two fu and one order, its statement needs to be reviewed by everyone.

Fu, see who's better.

the Chen Dynasty

During the Spring Festival, I returned to my motherland and visited the China Millennium Monument with my friends during my stay in Beijing. Everyone is talking about the preface and a piece of Fu written by Zhu Xiangyuan and Wei Minglun, domestic celebrities, for the Millennium Monument, but there is another piece of Fu circulating among the people. They think that "Zhu Wei's" One Order and One Fu "is not comparable to the popular" Xuechuan Fu ",and" the key is to look at the quality of writing ". They suggested that, as a lover of Chu Ci and Han Fu, I could make some comments after the comparison and do some constructive work for the inheritance and development of China traditional culture.

Duke Zhu and Duke Wei are both cultural celebrities, especially Wei Minglun, who is famous for playing with monsters. In recent years, with the help of Sichuan Opera, he has created some inscriptions on Ci and Fu. I don't want to gossip about Wei's other inscriptions, but only interpret the Chinese Millennium Monument Fu. I believe that there are many people of insight at home and abroad, and they will not make a fair ruling on the first-order and second-fu because of its fame.

At the beginning of Zhu Fu's poem, he wrote "The wind rises and the tide falls", and sang the momentum of "coexistence with heaven and earth and brilliance with the sun and the moon" for the "flame of civilization". Unfortunately, there are too many simple and straightforward concept statements below, such as "Chinese culture has a long history; Broad and profound, outstanding and brilliant ","there are ancients before, and stars after; Later, there were new people, and the group was magnificent. I really can't read the beauty of "cloud structure and majestic wind" ("Wen Xin Diao Long"). Wei Fu, on the other hand, makes simplicity and straightforwardness blunt and extravagant, and adds some empty and rich proverbs, just like arrogant words in contemporary operas and lyrics. For example, "at the age of five thousand, ten billion people will be born. Iron shoulders carry five mountains, and giant hands drive the Three Gorges. The Great Wall of Wan Li is at the waist, and the Yellow River is at the foot. Culture is an evergreen tree and science is a cornucopia. Create human welfare and promote the wheel of history. " ...

In terms of writing, Xuechuan Fu, which emphasizes "different styles in ancient and modern times and full of praise", begins with the cloud that "it is a great event to set up an altar to worship ancestors", which is a masterpiece of "dazzling Chang 'an Avenue westbound" at the turn of the century in Beijing. In the following, in the language of "everything is dense" and "nature is invisible", it is said that "this altar is not empty and lyrical" ... "It is not to carve dragons and paint phoenixes for copying, but to recast the top of the altar to shine on people". The beauty lies in the author's brilliant achievements in the management of ancient stars such as Quebo and Shishen. Building an altar is a work that "shows things to the extreme and makes people move" and "squeezes the mystery and closes the door", and "people in the sky look forward to the sound of gold and jade". The whole article highlights public opinion and people's hearts, and there is no wind of language waiters. (The above excerpt is from "Who is better? "

Note: Chen is the chairman of Harvard Education Center, new york: 39-0 1 Main Street # 40 1, Flushing, new york 1 1354 USA. ※

Note: Except for the brief introduction of the works, the rest of this vocabulary comes from the Internet. The above comments are for your reference. ※.