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1. About satirical poems

About satirical poems 1. About satirical ancient poems

1. There is a song "Drunken Taiping·Seizing the Niyankou" dedicated to The poem satirizes the abominable faces of greedy people and insatiable greed, and the poem is as follows: Seize the swallow's mouth from mud, whet the iron needle, scrape the golden Buddha's face and search carefully, and find nothing.

Quails hunt for peas in their crops, egrets chop meat from their legs, and mosquitoes eat fat from their bellies. It’s the old man’s fault! "Drunken Peace" is the title of the song. The lyrics and music of this song were included in "Yixiao San" written by Li Kaixian in the Ming Dynasty. The original title was "Scorning those who are greedy, cruel and petty."

The language is vivid and lifelike, plain and easy to understand. It uses exaggerated techniques and vivid metaphors to sharply satirize the shameless greedy people. 2. "The reeds on the wall are top-heavy and have shallow roots; the bamboo shoots in the mountains have sharp mouths, thick skin and hollow bellies."

This was written by Xie Jin, a Hanlin scholar in the Ming Dynasty. Very spicy and vivid too.

3 The toads out of the water wear green coats, and the crabs entering the river wear red robes. 4 He is covered in red and green brocade clothes, and he can speak the language of people and the world knows it. I advise you not to imitate cats and tigers, but to imitate your tongue and talk with laughter. "Tian Family" Era: Tang Author: Nie Yizhong The father plowed the plains and went to the fields, and the son hoeed the fields below.

In June, the crops have not yet shown, and the officials have already built warehouses. "Inscribed on Lin'an Residence" Era: Song Dynasty Author: Lin Sheng Outside the Qingshan Tower outside the mountain, when does the singing and dancing in the West Lake stop?

The warm breeze makes tourists drunk, and they mistake Hangzhou for Bianzhou. "Ode to History" Era: Tang Dynasty Author: Gao Shi I still have a silk robe as a gift, so I should pity Fan Shuhan.

I don’t know the world’s scholars, but I still look like a commoner. "Official Hamster" Era: Tang Dynasty Author: Cao Ye The official hamster is as big as a bucket, and will not leave even if someone opens the warehouse.

If the healthy children have no food and the people are hungry, who will send the king to the king's mouth? "Ban" Era: Pre-Qin Dynasty Author: The Book of Songs God is Ban Ban, and the people are stunned. If you say otherwise, it will not be far away.

The extravagance is not in charge, and it is not real to the common people. It is still not far away, so it is a great remonstrance. The sky is difficult, and there is no way to build a constitution. The sky is in trouble, and there is no way to vent.

If the words are compiled, the people will be harmonious. If the words are cowardly, the people will be harmonious. Although I am doing something different, I am your colleague, and I am your plan, so listen to my talk.

Don’t think it’s a joke when I say I’m convinced. Our ancestors have something to say. Heaven is full of abuse, but it's just a joke. The old man is irritating, and the young man is fooling around.

I am an old man, but you are worried and joking, and most of the generals will be incurable. The sky is square, there is nothing to boast about, the majesty is lost, and the good people carry the corpse.

If the people's square palace is shit, no one will dare to show off, and no one will show favor to my teacher. The people of heaven are like Xun and Chi, like Zhang and Gui, like picking up and carrying.

Carrying nothing is called benefit, and it is easy to destroy the people. There are many people, but there is no way to establish one. The price man Wei Fan, the master Wei Yuan, the great state Wei Ping, and the great master Wei Han.

Huaide Weining, the eldest son defends the city, and has no fear of destroying the city. Respecting Heaven's anger, no one dares to play with Yu; respecting Heaven's Chongqing, no one dares to drive.

Haotian says Ming, Jier will be the king, Haotian says Dan, Jier Youyan. "Famous Capitals" Era: Wei and Jin Author: Cao Zhi There are many witches in the famous capitals, and there are young men from Beijing and Luo.

The sword is worth a thousand gold, and the clothes are beautiful and fresh. On the east suburban road of Fighting Cock, you can walk between horses and catalpa trees.

After half the gallop, two rabbits passed me. With the bow in hand and the sound of dysprosium, he drove up the Nanshan Mountain.

The left pull is due to the right hair, one vertical and two birds are connected. Before Yu Qiao could show it, he raised his hand to catch the flying kite.

The viewers praised me for my good deeds, and all the work was attributed to me. After returning, there will be a banquet and a fight of ten thousand fine wines.

Carp, catfish and shrimp are eaten, and turtles and turtles are eaten by bears. The couple was singing and screaming, and they were sitting in rows, and the feast was going on for a long time.

Hitting the ground in succession is full of skill and skill. The day is running southwest, and the scenery is unattainable.

The clouds disperse and return to the city, and they return in the morning. "Drama as Six Quatrains" Era: Tang Dynasty Author: Du Fu Yu Xin's articles have become more mature over time, and Ling Yunjian's writing style is full of vertical and horizontal strokes.

Today's people sneer at the spread of Fu, but they don't realize that the sages of the past are afraid of those who come after them. At that time, King Yang Luluo was in a frivolous and frivolous style.

Er Cao's body and name will be destroyed, and the rivers will not be destroyed forever. Even though King Lu was good at calligraphy and calligraphy, he was inferior to the Han and Wei Dynasties.

The dragon, the tiger, and the spine are all controlled by you. I have seen you and Cao all the time. It’s hard to praise many people for their talents, but who is the best among them now?

Or look at the emerald orchid or the whale in the blue sea.

No matter how much modern people love the ancients, their clear words and beautiful sentences must be their neighbors.

Hiding Qu Song Yi Fang Jia, for fear of following in the footsteps of Qi Liang. Don't doubt the sages before you, let us tell you who came first.

Don’t be acquainted with Fengya, Zhuan Yiduo is your master.

2. What are the poems about "irony"

1. "Two Poems of Compassion for the Farmers" by Li Shen of the Tang Dynasty

Plant a grain of millet in spring and harvest in autumn Thousands of seeds.

There is no idle land in the world, and farmers are still starving to death.

2. "Boarding in Qinhuai" by Du Mu of the Tang Dynasty

The smoke cage is in the cold river and the moon is caged in gauze. I berth in Qinhuai at night near a restaurant.

The merchant girl did not know the hatred of the country's subjugation, but she still sang "Flowers in the Back Garden" across the river.

3. "Hymn to the Needle" by Wen Yingjiang of the Qing Dynasty

A needle is hammered a thousand times and turned upside down to move upward.

His eyes are on his buttocks, and he only recognizes clothes but not people.

4. "Miscellaneous Works" Dong Yingju of the Ming Dynasty

A small official serves a big official, and the meaning of the song is to his liking.

If you can do this to your relatives, wouldn’t you become a filial son?

5. "Egret" by Tang Geng of the Song Dynasty

When talking about the group of egrets in front of the door, we must stop knowing about it.

The princes intend to get rid of the hook party, and A and B seek to avoid the king.

6. "Mocking the Confucians of Lu" by Li Bai of the Tang Dynasty

When Lu So talked about the Five Classics, his gray hair was dead. Asking about economic policy is as confusing as falling smoke.

When traveling on footpaths, he wears a square mountain scarf. Walk slowly along the straight road, dust will rise before you proceed.

The Prime Minister's Mansion of the Qin family does not pay much attention to the people in charge. You are not your uncle, Sun Tong, and I have a special relationship.

The current affairs have not yet reached the stage, so I returned to farm on the Wenshui shore.

7. "Out of the Fortress" by Wang Changling of the Tang Dynasty

The bright moon of the Qin Dynasty and the Pass of the Han Dynasty, and the people who marched thousands of miles have not yet returned.

But the flying generals of Dragon City are here, and Huma is not taught to cross the Yin Mountains.

8. "The Book of Songs: The Rat"

The Rat has skin, but humans have no manners. If a person has no manners, what is the point of not dying?

Rats have teeth, but humans have teeth. There is no end to human beings, why wait until death?

Rats are physical, but humans are rude. If a person is rude, why will he die?

9. "Poetry in Seven Steps" by Wei Cao Zhi

Boil the beans to make soup, and drain the black beans to make juice.

The bean is burning under the cauldron, and the beans are weeping in the cauldron.

They are born from the same roots, so there is no need to rush into conflict!

10. "Ode to History" Zuo Si of Jin Dynasty

The pines at the bottom of the stream are gloomy, and the seedlings are on the original plain. With its stems an inch in diameter, it shades this hundred-foot strip.

Shi Zhou is in a high position, handsome and gentle to his subordinates. The terrain makes this happen, and it has a long history.

Jin Zhang borrows old business, Qi Ye Er Han Diao. Isn't Feng Gong great? His head is white and he doesn't see any moves.

3. Are there any poems that satirize people’s shamelessness?

1. There is a song and song "Drunken Taiping·Seizing the Mud Swallow's Mouth" that specifically satirizes greedy people and their abhorrent faces. , the poem is as follows:

Seizing the mud swallow's mouth, whittling the iron needle,

Scraping the golden Buddha's face, searching carefully, and finding nothing.

Quails hunt for peas in their crops,

Egrets chop the fine meat from their legs,

Mosquitoes eat fat from their bellies,

Thanks to the old man for doing it !

"Drunken Peace" is the title of the song. The lyrics and music of this song were included in "Yixiao San" written by Li Kaixian in the Ming Dynasty. The original title was "Scorning those who are greedy, cruel and petty." The language is vivid and lifelike, plain and easy to understand. It uses exaggerated techniques and vivid metaphors to sharply satirize the shameless greedy people.

2. "The reeds on the wall are top-heavy and have shallow roots; the bamboo shoots in the mountains have sharp mouths, thick skin and hollow bellies." This was written by Xie Jin, a Hanlin scholar in the Ming Dynasty. Very spicy and vivid too.

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Dongdu Wangxing Tang. Zhang Jie Lazy repairing pearls and emeralds on the high platform, I can't bear to see the beautiful moon in my eyebrows.

Even a tour to the east is of no use, The king himself brings beauties. (This guy failed to pass the exam, so he wrote this poem to expose the backdoor phenomenon in the exam room.

The next two sentences are ironic, saying that it would be useless even if he passed the exam, it was all decided by default.) I met Liu Yuxi (Tang Dynasty) at the first banquet in Yangzhou. He was abandoned in the desolate land of Bashan and Chushui for twenty-three years.

Nostalgically reciting the poems on the flute in the air, and when I go to the countryside to read them, I feel like a dead person. Thousands of sails pass by the side of the sunken boat, and thousands of trees spring in front of the diseased trees.

Today I listened to a song called Junge, and for the time being, a glass of wine will keep my spirits up. In the past three years, Xiao Liu Tongshoe has been avenging the injustice for him. In the first part, he was avenging the injustice, and in the second part, he encouraged Xiaobai that "there will be times when things go well." In fact, there is another sentence behind. He only remembers two sentences: "It is also known that he is a talented person." There are too many folds in twenty-three years.")

"The Charcoal Seller" and "Guan Mao Mao" by Xiaobai (Bai Juyi) can be regarded as ironic poems.

5. Looking for ancient satirical poems

1. "Poetry on the Death of the Country" by Mrs. Hua Rui of the Five Dynasties

The flag is lowered on the king's city, but the concubine is in the deep palace. Know?

140,000 people were all disarmed, and not one of them was a man!

Translation: A white flag was erected on the city tower of the King of Hou Shu. How could I know about this when I was blocked in this deserted palace? The 140,000 people guarding the king took off their shining golden armor. In fact, not one of these people was a man guarding the country!

2. The anonymous Spring and Autumn Period "Guo Feng · Quan Feng · Xiang Rat"

The Xiang Rat has skin, but humans have no manners; if humans have no manners, what is the point of immortality?

A rat has teeth, but a human has no rest; a human has no rest, so why wait until death?

If a Rat has a body, a person will be rude; if a person is rude, why will he die?

Translation: A mouse still has skin, so how can a human being be without dignity? If you don't have dignity as a person, you might as well die early. Rats still have teeth and behave uncontrollably as humans. If you have no control over your life, why don't you die? Rats still have bodies, but they are not polite as humans. If you don't behave politely, why don't you die quickly?

3. "Silkworm Woman" by Laihu in the Tang Dynasty

Picking mulberry trees at dawn is hard work, and you will not be idle when the flowers are in bloom.

If you teach love and prosperity, you will freeze and kill the people in the golden house.

Translation: Picking mulberries from morning to night is hard work, and raising silkworms is very busy during the season when flowers are in bloom. If you teach village girls about things like flower viewing, you will freeze to death the rich ladies and little girls.

4. "Seven Steps Poem" by Cao Zhi of the Three Kingdoms

Boil the beans to make soup, and drain the black beans to make juice.

The bean is burning under the cauldron, and the beans are weeping in the cauldron.

We are born from the same root, so why rush each other?

Translation: Boil the beans to make bean soup, and filter the beans to make juice. The bean stalks burned under the pot and the beans wept in the pot. The bean pole and the beans grow from the same root, so why do they have to torture and force each other so hard?

5. "Mooring in Qinhuai" by Du Mu of the Tang Dynasty

Smoke cages, cold water and moon cages of sand, I parked in Qinhuai at night near a restaurant.

The merchant girl does not know the hatred of the country's subjugation, but she still sings the flowers in the backyard across the river.

Translation: The blurry moonlight and light smoke cover the cold water and white sand. At night, the boat is anchored at a restaurant on the shore of Qinhuai River. The singing girls don't understand what the hatred of the country's subjugation is, and they are still singing about Yushu and Backyard Flowers across the river.

6. What are the poems about "irony"

1. "Nanxiangzi·Dengjingkou Beigu Pavilion has feelings" Song Dynasty: Xin Qiji Where can I look at China? Beigu Tower is full of scenery.

How many things have happened through the ages? long. The Yangtze River is endless.

The young man Wan Dou sat down and broke off the war in the southeast. Who is the rival of the world's heroes? Cao Liu.

Having children should be like Sun Zhongmou. 2. "Yong Yu Le·Nostalgia for the Past at the Gu Pavilion in the North of Jingkou" Song Dynasty: Xin Qiji Throughout the ages, there are no heroes to be found, and Sun Zhong seeks a place.

On the dancing pavilion and singing stage, the wind and rain always blow away the wind. The setting sun, the grass and trees, the ordinary alleys, where the slaves of humanity once lived.

I think back then, when we were strong and strong, we could swallow thousands of miles like a tiger. Yuan Jia hastily sealed the wolf in Xu, and won a hurried visit to the north.

Forty-three years later, I still remember the beacon fire on Yangzhou Road. But looking back, under the Buddha and Li Temple, there is a sacred crow drum.

Who is to ask, Lian Po is old, can he still make a living? 3. "Cold Food" Tang Dynasty: Han Hong Flowers are flying everywhere in the Spring City, and the east wind of Cold Food keeps the willows from slanting. At dusk, candles were passed around the Han Palace, and light smoke dispersed into the house of the Five Marquises.

4. "Inscribed on Lin'an Residence" Song Dynasty: Lin Sheng Outside the Qingshan Tower outside the mountain, when will the singing and dancing in the West Lake stop? The warm wind makes tourists drunk, and they call Hangzhou Bianzhou. 5. "Gift to the Flower Queen" Tang Dynasty: Du Fu The silk tubes in Jincheng are flowing day by day, half into the river wind and half into the clouds.

This song should only exist in heaven, and can only be heard several times in the human world.

7. What are the satirical poems?

Among the vast number of classical poems in our country, satirical poems in ancient China are deeply loved by the majority of people for their characteristics of criticizing current ills, flogging ugliness, and warning people. Welcomed by the people.

The satirical poems of the past dynasties are very rich. If divided according to their content, the main ones can be divided into seven categories. One is a satire on the ruling class' heavy taxation and cruel exploitation.

For example, Li Shen, who was the prime minister of the Tang Dynasty, wrote in the first poem of "Two Poems of Compassion for the Farmers": "You sow a grain of millet in spring and harvest ten thousand grains in autumn. There is no idle land in the world, and farmers are still Starved to death.

"The second is to satirize those in power who enjoy great achievements and waste money and people. For example, in a folk song circulated in the Qin Dynasty, it was written: "Be careful not to raise a boy when you give birth to a boy, and use your breasts to feed a girl."

If you don't see the bones under the Great Wall, they will be leaning on each other." The third is to satirize the debauchery and excess of the powerful. Drunken and dreamy.

For example, Du Mu, a scholar in the Tang Dynasty, wrote in his poem "Mooring in Qinhuai": "The smoke cage is cold in the river, the moon is caged in gauze, and the Qinhuai River is close to the restaurant at night. The merchant girl does not know the hatred of the country's subjugation, but she still sings across the river. "Flowers in the Back Garden".

"The fourth is to satirize the people in power who sell their official positions, wear flat boxes and strong grains, hold back their greed and neglect their personnel. For example, it is written in a Yuefu folk song in the late Han Dynasty: "Executive talents do not know how to write."

Looking at Xiaolian, my father lives apart. The poor people are as white and turbid as mud, and the high-ranking generals are as timid as striders.

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"The fifth one is a satire on flattery and flattery in officialdom. For example, Dong Yingju, the minister of the Ministry of Industry in the Ming Dynasty, wrote in his poem "Miscellaneous Works": "A small official works for a big official, and he is happy to do so."

If you can do this to your relatives, wouldn't you become a filial son? "Sixth, it satirizes the intrigues within the ruling group and harms dissidents.

For example, the poet Tang Geng of the Northern Song Dynasty wrote in his poem "Egret": "If you talk about the group of egrets in front of the door, you must stop knowing about it. The princes intend to get rid of the hook party, and A and B are afraid of harming the king. .

"The seventh is a satire on brothers fighting for power and killing each other. For example, during the Three Kingdoms period, Cao Zhi wrote in his "Seven-Step Poetry": "Boil the beans to burn the bean sprouts, and drain the soybeans to make the juice.

The bean sprouts are burning under the cauldron, and the beans are weeping in the cauldron. They have the same roots. There is no need to be too hasty.

8. Ancient poems with irony

Du Mu of the Tang Dynasty, "Passing the Huaqing Palace" looks back at Chang'an with piles of embroidery, and thousands of doors opening in sequence on the top of the mountain. /p>

Riding on a red dust concubine, no one knew it was lychee. An official officer rode a stagecoach, galloping like lightning, with clouds of red dust rising behind him, and delivered the lychee to the place where the Yellow Emperor and his concubine were spending their summer vacation. Huaqing Palace.

Concubine Yang, who is fond of lychees, smiled happily when she tasted the delicious and refreshing lychees. But no one would have thought that the galloping horse came here to bring lychees.

< p> People think that the post horses are conveying national events, but who knows that they are running just to deliver lychees to the concubine. The poet cleverly combines these two scenes to expose the absurdity and whipping of the Yellow Emperor who does everything to pamper his concubine. The arrogant and luxurious life of the rulers of the Tang Dynasty

The music is small and the music is loud, and the officials and ships are in chaos.

The army is worried after hearing this, and the people are afraid after hearing it. How can they tell whether the official is true or false? The locks are whining, the songs are small and the tunes are loud.

The traffic of official ships is chaotic, and it is all up to you to raise your voice. The soldiers are worried when they hear it, and the people are afraid when they hear it. p>

Where can we distinguish the true from the false? It blows over this house and hurts that house, just blowing up the river and causing the geese to fly away. Brief analysis: We know that this little order was witnessed by the poet. The work is obviously based on the various evil deeds of the eunuchs on the canal. The question now is whether this sustenance is successful.

The trumpet is different from the eunuch, but the "melody" of the trumpet is. There are many similarities between the eunuch's "little ability and big background" and the eunuch's "little ability but big background". Therefore, the work finds the unity between objects and people. The author actually sings the trumpet according to the eunuch's face: to blow the trumpet. Characterized by bluffing, he is an accomplice of the government in harming the people. He shows his power everywhere and arouses the anger of the army and the people until the sky is darkened and the country is shaken. While exposing the dark reality of eunuchs harming the people, the author also issued a warning to the supreme ruler, and his critical edge was very sharp.

Therefore, the ideological connotation of this poem is rich and profound.

Reading through the whole article, we clearly feel that it is not about chanting things for the sake of chanting things. It has a profound insight into the real society and a strong emotional color. It clearly conveys a call for resistance, and these ideological connotations are all included in the chanting of things. middle.

The work is clearly criticizing the eunuchs for harming the people, but in the end it does not point it out. The conclusion is left to the readers to think about. It is both heartfelt and subtle yet powerful. This is "neither nor leave". Jiangnan Spring Du Mu The orioles are singing thousands of miles away, reflecting the red green, and the wind is blowing like wine flags in the mountains and rivers of water villages.

There are four hundred and eighty temples in the Southern Dynasty, and many towers are in the mist. [Translation] In the vast Jiangnan area, the orioles are singing, the green leaves are setting off the red flowers, spring is everywhere, in the water town and the mountain city, the small flag in front of the hotel is swinging gently in the wind.

Ah, the temples built in the Southern Dynasties in the past are now hidden in the mist and mist. This poem expresses the poet's praise and fascination for the scenery in the south of the Yangtze River.

However, some researchers have put forward the "irony theory", believing that the emperors of the Southern Dynasties were famous for their monstrances in Chinese history, and that Buddhism also developed viciously in Du Mu's era, and Du Mu had anti-Buddhist thoughts, so The last two sentences are sarcastic. In fact, when interpreting poetry, we should first start from the artistic image and should not make abstract inferences.

Du Mu’s opposition to Buddhism does not necessarily mean that he also hates Buddhist temple buildings left over from history. When he was in Xuanzhou, he often visited Kaiyuan Temple and other places.

I also visited some temples in Chizhou and made friends with monks. Famous poems, such as "Yunzhe Temple on Jiuhua Mountain Road, Liufu Bridge on the Qingyi River", "Where spring rain sings leisurely in the autumn mountains, leaning against the temple towers in Jiangnan", all show that he still appreciates the towers of Buddhist temples.

Of course, while admiring it, it is possible to occasionally feel a little historical emotion. Guizhixiang Wang Anshi came to see me off, it was late autumn in my motherland, and the weather was beginning to be calm.

Thousands of miles of clear river looks like a train, and the green peaks are like clusters. The expedition sails to the setting sun, with the west wind at our back and the wine flag standing diagonally.

The colorful boats are dim and the clouds are dim, the stars and rivers are full of herons, and it is difficult to draw a picture. Thinking about the past and the prosperous competition, sighing at the building outside the door, filled with sorrow and hatred.

Through the ages, I have been lamenting the honor and disgrace of this. The old events of the Six Dynasties flow with the flowing water, but the cold smoke and fragrant grass are green.

To this day, businesswomen still sing, a brief analysis of the songs left in the backyard. The poet was in the resort of Jinling, climbed high and looked into the distance, and he was full of melancholy: the movement of the sun and the moon, the ups and downs of the official career, the worries of the family and the country, The hardships of life are condensed in the writing, and they are written into famous works that will last forever. There are countless examples of this, and Wang Anshi's "Guizhixiang" is really the best among them. The whole poem goes straight to the point. The author wrote it in the resort of Jinling, the ancient capital of the Southern Dynasties. On a late autumn evening, he was sightseeing by the river and enjoying the ancient times.

Although his theme is climbing high and looking far, his eyes are based on the late autumn of his motherland. The three words "zheng", "chu" and "su" gradually awaken its theme.

The following two sentences borrow the meaning of the famous saying of the Xie family in the Six Dynasties, "The interpretation of 'Chengjiang is pure as practice' makes people remember Xie Xuanhui for a long time", and the enlightenment seems to have been made. That is to say, one is "like practicing" and the other is "like clusters". The victory of form has come out clearly.

Then I wrote about the color of the river. Looking around, I saw countless shadows of sails and rafters intertwined on the sparkling river waves under the setting sun. Looking closely at the place where the eyes were gazing, one could see that the green flag of the wine shop was fluttering high in the west wind.

The sails and rafters represent a broad scene, while the wine flags represent a detailed scene. However, the poet’s intention is guided by the scenery and focused on personnel. The word "back" and the word "chu" are used wonderfully to make the riverside scene lifelike, as if there is life in it.

The scene description up to this point is all white drawing, with some changes below. The two sentences "caizhou" and "xinghe" add to the bright color.

However, the lyrics have reached the resting point of the last film, so the pen has been restrained, and the sentence "It is difficult to draw a picture" expresses the feeling of praise and appreciation, which is quite popular. "The colorful boat and the light clouds" describe the sunset over the river and the sky; "The stars and the egrets rise" resemble the setting of Zhouzhu at sunset.

In the next part, another piece of writing is used to lament the historical fact that the Six Dynasties all fell one after another due to debauchery. What is written is about sorrow, hatred, honor and disgrace, which is of no use to future generations. There is no trace of the past, except for the sad green grass in autumn, which is shocking.

"The building outside the door" is embellished with a sentence from Du Mu's "Taicheng Song", which is also simple and powerful. The conclusion of the poem is even more wonderful. The poet writes: Today, the Six Dynasties are far away, but their legacy can still be heard.

Allusions are used here.

"The merchant girl does not know the hatred of her country's subjugation, but she still sings "Flowers in the Back Garden" across the river!" This famous line was recited by Xiao Du of the Tang Dynasty when he was "smoke cage, cold water, moon cage cage sand, mooring in Qinhuai at night near a restaurant", the poet reused it, Then I feel that the area is thousands of miles wide, and there is more than enough.

9. What are the ancient poems about satire?

The business girl did not know the hatred of the country's subjugation, but she still sang "Flowers in the Back Garden" across the river.

——Du Mu's "Parking in Qinhuai" Interpretation: I heard a singer singing "Flowers in the Back Garden of Yushu". They were beautiful and frivolous. Men and women sang in harmony with each other. The songs were sad, which was the sound of the subjugation of the country. Outside the Qingshan Tower outside the mountain, when will the singing and dancing in the West Lake stop? ——Interpretation of Lin Sheng's "Inscription on Lin'an Residence": Overlapping green hills, rows of terraces and endless singing and dancing describe the false prosperity and peace of the year.

The poet was moved by the scene and couldn't help but sigh: "When will the singing and dancing in the West Lake stop?" When will the obscene singing and dancing by the West Lake stop people's fighting spirit against gold? 2. The silk tubes in Jincheng are crowded day by day, half in the river wind and half in the clouds. ——Du Fu's "Gift to the Flower Queen" Interpretation: The music in Jinguan City is soft and melodious, half of it drifts away with the river wind, and half of it floats into the clouds.

3. At dusk, candles were sent to the Han Palace, and light smoke dispersed into the house of the five princes. ——Han Hong's "Cold Food" Explanation: On the Cold Food Festival, no one can light a fire or light a lamp, but the palace is an exception. Before it gets dark, the palace is busy distributing candles. In addition to the palace, nobles and favored ministers can also get this. A grace.

4. Who is to ask, Lian Po is old, can he still make a living? ——Xin Qiji's "Yong Yu Le·Nostalgia for the Past at Beigu Pavilion in Jingkou" Interpretation: Who can send someone to ask: Although General Lian Po is old, can he still eat? 5. There is no idle land all over the world, and farmers are still starving to death. ——Li Shen's "Two Poems of Compassion for Farmers" Interpretation: Although the land everywhere is cultivated by farmers and there are no idle fields, there are still people who work in the fields and starve to death because their grain is confiscated by the government.

6. The bright moon of the Qin Dynasty is close to the Han Dynasty, and the people who have marched thousands of miles have not yet returned. ——Wang Changling's "Out of the Fortress" Interpretation: It was still the bright moon of the Qin Dynasty and the border of the Han Dynasty, but now many soldiers have gone thousands of miles away and never returned.

7. We are born from the same roots, why rush each other? ——Cao Zhi's "Seven-Step Poetry" Interpretation: We originally grew from the same root, why do you press so hard? 8. The princes want to get rid of the hook party, but A and B are afraid that they will come to you. ——Tang Geng's "Egret" Interpretation: Those in power are deliberately plotting to accuse political opponents and try to do anything they can.

If we follow the analogy of the authorities seeking from A to B, from B to C, and from the house to the bird, I am afraid that even the egret in front of my door will not escape the bad luck. 9. Those who are covered with silkworms are not silkworm farmers.

——Zhang Yu's "Silkworm Woman" Definition: The person wearing silk and satin is not the person who raises silkworms and weaves brocade. 10. The rats in the official warehouse are as big as a bucket, and they will not leave when someone opens the warehouse. ——Cao Ye's "Official Hamster" Explanation: In years of famine, official warehouses are full of grain, and rats eat as fat as buckets, while lower-class soldiers and poor people suffer from hunger.

No one is going to take care of them, so they don’t run away when they see people.