Traditional culture in poetry

The traditional culture in poetry is as follows:

1, Spring Breeze Yuanmei (Qing Dynasty)

Spring breeze, like a distinguished guest, is prosperous as soon as it arrives. Come and sweep the snow in front of the mountain and leave all the flowers behind.

2. On the Lake after Rain (Song)

After a heavy rain, the pond was full of water and very calm, as if immersed in a gently polished mirror, reflecting the reflection of the house on the shore. Suddenly there was an east wind, and the drooping willow branches danced gracefully, and the water droplets on the willow branches swept through the middle of the lotus leaves, making a constant noise.

3. Poet Du Mu (Tang Dynasty)

It's late in spring, so that spring flowers wither, instead of complaining that flowers bloom too early. The vicissitudes of nature make flowers wither, spring has passed, green leaves are lush, fruits are heavy, and it is almost the harvest season.

4, "Wang Sunyou" Xie Tiao (Southern and Northern Dynasties)

The ground is full of green grass and the trees are full of brilliant red flowers. It is late spring. Don't say you won't come back. Even if you do, spring is over.

5. Li Qingzhao (Song)

Sell flowers on your shoulders. I bought a spring flower. Tears dyed lightly and evenly. I still have traces of rosy clouds and dew. Afraid lang would guess. Slave noodles are not as delicious as flower noodles. Yunbin Xie Chai. I want to show Longbi.

Extended data:

Poetry is one of the important representatives of traditional culture, bearing rich historical and cultural connotations. In the traditional culture of China, many important thoughts, values and aesthetic concepts have deep poetic roots. The following are some examples of traditional cultural content in poetry:

1. Confucianism

Confucianism is one of the cores of China's traditional culture, and it is also widely reflected in poetry. For example, the Analects of Confucius "A gentleman is not a utensil" is reflected in Li Bai's "Into the wine": "When Prince Chen finished the palace banquet, he exchanged 10,000 coins for a barrel of wine, which was full of laughter. Why do you say, my master, your money is gone? , to buy wine, we drink together! "The lack of money here embodies the idea that a gentleman is not a tool, that is, don't pay too much attention to material interests.

2. Buddhist thought

China's Buddhism has a long history, and his thoughts have deeply influenced the culture and art of China. In Wang Zhihuan's Poem of the Heron Tower in the Tang Dynasty, the poet integrated the emptiness, bitterness and impermanence of Buddhism, and expressed his profound understanding of life and nature by observing natural scenery.

3. Taoist thought

Taoism is one of the important schools in China's philosophy. It emphasizes the idea of "governing by doing nothing" and "wandering freely", and has also influenced many ancient poets and literati.

For example, the Tang Dynasty poet Li Bai's "Lushan Ballad" quoted Taoist thought: "Only I come back and wander for fifty years. After tomorrow.-Who knows? Not as good as the guests in the grave. " The "fifty years of floating life" here embodies the Taoist thought of carefree travel, and advocates dust-free and carefree in outlook on life and values.

4. China's traditional aesthetics

China's traditional aesthetics emphasizes introversion, implication and simplicity, and is characterized by an atmospheric, calm and elegant artistic style. Bai Juyi's Farewell to Ancient Grass in the Tang Dynasty is a good example: "The vast grass crosses the plain and comes and goes with the four seasons. Wildfire can't burn it out, but the spring breeze can revive it. Weeds and wild flowers are all over the ancient road, and the end of the grass in the sun is your journey.

I once again sent my bosom friend, and the thick grass represented my deep affection. This poem takes the growth, withering and regeneration of grass as its writing theme, and expresses its cultural connotation through a simple and natural style, which is also a typical expression of China's traditional aesthetic artistic style.

In a word, poetry, as an important representative of China traditional culture, contains ideas, values and aesthetic concepts that have profoundly influenced the development of ancient China society and culture. In the process of the inheritance and development of modern culture in China, poetry still plays an important role and is regarded as one of the treasures of China culture.