1 18cmx30cm. Description: Yang Shan Waishi, first seal: Shanshui Caotang, seal: Lai Xiang seal, son inherited his father's business.
Writing content:
The beauty of beauty and red peony complement each other, and beauty and long flowers are king. Explain that the spring breeze is infinitely hateful, and the agarwood pavilion is northward.
Source:
Li Bai's Qing Ping Diao Ci (Ⅲ)
"Kwai Qing Ping Diao Ci" is a poem by Li Bai, a poet in the Tang Dynasty, with three poems. The first song compares Yang Guifei's beauty to peony flowers. The second song is about Yang Guifei's favor. The third song consists of one or two songs, combining Peony and Yang Guifei with the king. The whole poem is exquisitely conceived and beautifully worded, and flowers and people are mixed together to write, which makes people feel in a trance and shows the poet's superb artistic skill. Famous flowers fall in love with their country, from the third poem in this group. The third poem is the last poem in this group. Naturally, it takes a lot of effort to arrange the layout and even order the questions, so we returned to the present reality from fairyland. "Famous flowers fall in love and laugh like kings." Li Bai here no longer borrows metaphors, legends, myths and other techniques, but directly puts straight books. Peony is a beautiful flower and Yuhuan is a beautiful country. The poem only started to get to the point here, which led to Yang Yuhuan, but it still uses "two-phase happiness" to compare the blooming peony, because without the blooming peony, there would be no gathering today. The word "look with a smile" integrates Tang Xuanzong into it, making the famous flower beauty and Kao one, one integrated mass and indispensable. As we all know, if there is no king's love and favor, whether it is flowers or flowers, how can it be so beautiful and decent? "It shows that the spring breeze is infinitely hateful, and the agarwood pavilion is northward." The word spring breeze can always be used as a synonym for king, so here is another pun. Chenxiang Temple is to the east of Longchi in Xingqing Palace. The meaning of this sentence is that no matter how much trouble the king has in his heart, as long as he comes to the Peony Garden next to Chenxiang Temple with his imperial concubine, it will disappear without a trace. People are listless, flowers are outside the aperture, spring breeze is blowing, and silk and bamboo are in their ears. How romantic and enviable.