Images in China's Ancient Literature

Images in China's ancient literature are rich and colorful, including natural scenery, animals, plants, figures and artifacts. Here are some representative pictures:

1. Landscape: Landscape is one of the most important images in China culture, representing China people's reverence and pursuit of nature. Landscape images can be found everywhere in poems, paintings, novels and other literary works, such as The Heron Pavilion by Wang Zhihuan, a poet in the Tang Dynasty, and The Riverside Scene at Qingming Festival by Guo, a painter in the Song Dynasty.

2. Flowers, birds, insects and fish: Flowers, birds, insects and fish are common images in China literature, representing the vitality and beauty of nature. Wang Wei, a poet in the Tang Dynasty, said in "Autumn Night in the Mountain": "Wild trails and clouds are all black, and rivers and boats are bright. It feels like snow outside at dusk. How about a glass of wine inside? ? "Such a description.

3. Dragon and phoenix: Dragon and phoenix are sacred animals in China culture, representing power and dignity. In ancient literature, the images of dragons and phoenixes often appear in emperors' costumes, palaces and utensils. For example, in the novel A Dream of Red Mansions in the Qing Dynasty, the Jia family has descriptions such as "crested phoenix, summer clothes, robes and gold belts".

4. Moon: The moon is a common image in China literature, representing seasons, emotions and life. There is such bright light at the foot of my bed. Is it frosty already? Thoughts on a Quiet Night by Li Bai, a poet in the Tang Dynasty. Looking up, I found it was moonlight, sinking again, and I suddenly remembered home. "This description.

5. Sword: Sword is a common image in China literature, representing strength and courage. In the Tang Dynasty poet Du Fu's "Ascending the Mountain", there is a saying that "the bunker is indestructible, but one person defends it and ten thousand people are enemies." Such a description.

These are some representative images in China's ancient literature, which not only enrich the connotation of literary works, but also reflect the unique charm of China culture.