I peeped out of the window to see what the crane wanted to say.

I peeked at the cranes outside the window to express the beautiful scenery.

I peeked at the crane in the window, which means: I peeked at the crane in the window, which made me sad. This poem comes from the first sentence of "I peep at the crane at the window, like looking up at the spring platform"

Wu Kuan, a poet in the Ming Dynasty, wrote a poem "Hurt the Crane's Wings", which is well-known. In traditional culture, cranes not only symbolize longevity, but also represent nobility, nobility and independence.

Poetry can be used to express the resentment of flying high. The second sentence mainly falls on Chuntai. Chuntai, in the name of allusions, published Twenty Chapters of Lao Tzu's Tao. "The crowd is bustling, like a prison, like a platform." It refers to the scenic spots in spring. Later it also refers to the dining table. It is also another name for ancient etiquette.

About the author:

Wu Kuan (1435-1504 August 19), formerly known as Bo, is the owner of Yun 'an and Yuting, and is known as Mr. Yun 'an in the world. People from Changzhou, Zhili. Famous officials, poets, essayists and calligraphers in Ming Dynasty.

Wu Kuan was the No.1 scholar in the eighth year of Chenghua in Ming Xianzong (1472) and was named the Hanlin. He served as a scholar for Prince Zhu Shitang (Emperor Xiaozong of Ming Dynasty). Xiaozong ascended the throne, moved his son, participated in the compilation of Records of Xian Zong, and entered Shaozhan and Hanlin as a bachelor.

In the sixteenth year of Hongzhi's reign, he returned to Lu (1503) and was promoted to the position of the minister of rites. Although Wu Kuan was the most famous literary minister in Xiaozong Dynasty, he never entered the cabinet. He was invited to be an official many times in his later years, but he was not allowed. In the seventeenth year of Hongzhi (1504), Wu Kuan died at the age of 70. Posthumous title was awarded the title of "Wen Ding" for taking photos of eggplant as a gift to Prince Taibao.

Wu Kuan was eager to learn and read widely since he was a child. His poems are deep and melancholy, with a family, and he is the author of Yi 'an Collection. He is also good at calligraphy, and his calligraphy posture rises surprisingly when he is moist. Although he is larger than the Soviet Union, he is complacent.

Most eunuchs are reluctant to let the prince get close to Confucianism and ministers, and interrupt lectures and reading many times with other things. Wu Kuan, his staff member, said: "When giving lectures in the East Palace, lectures will be stopped in cold, summer and stormy days, and lectures will be stopped on the first day, fifteenth day and holidays of each month. Lectures last only a few months a year, only a few days in January and only a few minutes a day.

There is less time for lectures and more days for classes to be suspended. How can you allow other things to interfere with the class? When the ancients were eight years old, they studied with their teachers and stayed away from their hometown in order to stay away from bad environment and get close to gentlemen. The people are still like this, but what about the prince, who is the foundation of the world? "Xiao Zan accepted his advice.