It turns out that Song Xiaofeng’s opening and closing poems were learned from Su Dongpo
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Do you all still remember Song Xiaofeng from Happy Comedy People? In one of the skits, he became full of poetic inspiration and composed a poem with a beginning and an end: \"These mountains are truly special; there are flowers and grass, and I love it. These mountains are truly special.\" Recently, I came across a poem by Mr. Su Dongpo that also had a beginning and an end. It turns out that Song Xiaofeng is also a hardworking person who loves to learn. \"Mist over Lushan, tides in Zhejiang\" – by Su Shi. \"Mist over Lushan, tides in Zhejiang; a thousand sorrows remain unsolved before one arrives there.\" Upon arrival, nothing else remains; mist over Lushan and tides in Zhejiang.
Indeed, music, chess, calligraphy, painting, poetry, prose, politics, religion, engineering, and cuisine
Regarding this man, you can listen to Kang Zhen’s lectures on the Tang and Song dynasties to learn more about him
It must be that this man is special; truly special.
In fact, all so-called original works are recorded, but some were also borrowed, modified, and improved by ancient people after hearing about them – who can know for sure?
Returning from admiring the flowers, the horse races forward; the effect of the wine is weak. By the time one wakes up, dusk has fallen – it’s already dusk when one returns from enjoying the flowers
Qin Guan wrote a palindrome poem that describes his life and pleasures during his travels