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Interpretation: Such a scenic spot written in a poem may be worth appreciating and reading.

Understanding: "Old China" refers to the age and time, and here refers to the elegant scenery described above. The last two sentences describe Jia's mental state and inner world, which shows that Jia is extremely indifferent and has neither "machine heart" nor "machine affairs"

Source: Poetry-Tang Sikong

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Jade pot to buy spring rain to enjoy.

Sitting in Zhong Shi, pruning bamboo.

White clouds are in Chuqing and birds are chasing each other.

The sleeping piano is shaded by green trees, and there is a waterfall on it.

Without words, people are as pale as chrysanthemums.

At China's age, books are readable.

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Let's have a spring outing with jade pot and wine, and enjoy the rain in the hut.

There are elegant celebrities on the seats, surrounded by beautiful bamboo.

In Chuqing, white clouds are fluttering, and birds in deep valleys chase each other.

Lying on the piano under the green forest tree, the waterfall on the top of the mountain.

Flowers fall gently, silently and quietly, like chrysanthemums in autumn.

Such a scenic spot written in a poem may be worth appreciating and reading.

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Si Kongtu's Twenty-four Tang Poems is an immortal chapter in the history of Chinese poetics, among which Ya is a swan song. "Without words, people are as pale as chrysanthemums" is the literary eye of Yazhang, and it is also the realm and character that Tang people admire and pursue. It gives me the feeling that "there is great beauty in heaven and earth without saying anything", which is both surging and quiet.

"No word" is the atmosphere and mind that has gone through vicissitudes and hardships. Flowers bloom silently, and flowers fall silently. In the face of congratulations and glory brought by success, accept it frankly, and accept it frankly in the face of blows, hardships, slander and repression. It is the atmosphere of "don't be happy with things, don't be sad for yourself" cultivated through the efforts of life, and "don't insult, watch the flowers bloom before the court; I have no intention of staying or staying. I hope the sky is full of clouds. This kind of mind can make people transcend their hearts and be frank and open.

"A person's face is like a chrysanthemum" is a peaceful and persistent mentality, refusing to be domineering. People are as light as chrysanthemums, what they want is the calmness and persistence of chrysanthemums. Some of them are loyal and persistent, and some are full of domineering, such as "I would rather grow old with fragrant branches than share Chiufung with yellow leaves" (Zhu's Yellow Flowers). Such lightness transcends honor and disgrace, fame and wealth, and temptation, but is a character. Such lightness allows us to see through the confusion, gain insight into the world, decline the prosperity, return to simplicity, and reach the realm of "falling flowers are speechless, people are as white as chrysanthemums, and their hearts are simple".

Life is like flowers and plants, and the face will eventually grow old in the dust of the years. If we can keep our sunny smile in the morning, dignified and heavy bearing, and profound and restrained connotation under the knife of time, it will be the most precious wealth that God has given us all our lives. In that way, we can calmly watch the dust of the years pass by us, and the dust of the wind and frost disappears in a blink of an eye. Just like the silent flowers bloom and fall, they return to the dust, and they are no longer afraid that youth will die and life will melt.

After the chaos of the world and the ebb and flow of life, the rolling world of mortals sharpened the delicate and soft heart into a circle. This roundness no longer has gorgeous luster. This circle is indifferent, simple, unobtrusive, noisy and coquettish. It is no longer a disease-free groan when I was young, no more unrealistic fantasies, and no more speculations. This dullness is a down-to-earth level, rich but not superficial, calm but not noisy, rational but not blind obedience.

Without words, people are as light as chrysanthemums Only by reaching such a state can it be called elegance.

Baidu Encyclopedia-Ya (One of Si Kongtu's Twenty-four Poems)