Lin Hong

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Lin Hong, whose name is mengping, was born in Putian (now Fujian Province) in the Northern Song Dynasty. He was a Jinshi in the second year of Jianwen and a famous poet. He wrote two palace poems and included them in qianjiashi. The contents of the poems described trivial matters in the palace or praised the peaceful and prosperous times.

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Lin Hong, whose name is mengping, was born in Putian (now Fujian Province) in the Southern Song Dynasty. He was a Jinshi in the second year of Jianwen (1400) and a famous poet. He wrote two palace poems, which were included in qianjiashi. The contents of the poems described the trivial matters in the Palace, or praised the peaceful and prosperous times.

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Palace CI (1) the golden hall is the first, the purple Pavilion is the second, and the cactus is the jade hibiscus. on the first day of the Taiping emperor's reign, the five colored clouds drove six dragons. Notes: Palace CI: poems about trivial matters in the imperial palace. (2) golden palace: the golden palace is the main hall of the imperial palace. Dangtou: opposite. Purple Pavilion: it refers to Chaoyuan Pavilion here. Heavy: heavy overlap. 3 immortal: during the reign of Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty, the immortal was made of copper, holding the dew plate in his hand and carrying on the jade dew. It is said that drinking this dew can make you immortal. Jade Hibiscus: Hibiscus shaped dew bearing plate ground with ruby. emperor Taiping: refers to the emperor who brought peace. First day: the first day of the first month of the lunar calendar. Ancient emperors paid homage to the emperor of heaven on this day according to the law. (5) colorful cloud car: it refers to the colorful car the emperor took. Driving six Dragons: the emperor's car was driven by six horses. Dragon refers to a tall horse, and "a horse eight feet above is a dragon" (Zhouli Xiaguan). Comment and analysis Wang Jian of Tang Dynasty once wrote a hundred palace Ci poems, which were widely read and imitated by later generations. Lin Hong of the Song Dynasty also imitated the writing of "a hundred palace Ci Poems", which is to imitate the palace Ci poems on New Year's day. The poem describes the scene of the ancient emperors worshiping the Heavenly Emperor on the first day of the first lunar month. The first two sentences of the poem first describe the magnificence of the Royal Palace: the Jinluan palace is majestic, the Chaoyuan Pavilion is overlapped, and the Chenglu plate is towering. The latter two sentences describe the extraordinary style of the emperor's trip: the imperial chariot is exquisitely carved, colorful, six horses, tall and majestic, and dignified. "Taiping" is a kind of flattery to the emperor. The whole poem expresses the poet's praise for the peaceful and prosperous times and the emperor who brought them by describing the magnificence of the palace and the solemn style of the emperor. The poem is delicate and vivid, showing a vivid picture of the emperor's worship in front of the readers. according to the song "the golden palace is the head and the purple Pavilion is the most important", it may be written by Wang Jian, a poet of the Tang Dynasty. Second, it is recorded in the sixth volume of Wang Jian's poems, with the total title of "one hundred palace poems". Gongci (2) the moon on the palace, the dragon and snake on the inkstone. He has three thousand words of rites and music, and he is not inclined to the sun in Danlong. Annotation: a dress with dragon pattern worn by emperors and Sangong. Here I refer to the emperor. moving dragon and Snake: like dragon and snake dancing. (3) rites and music: the book of rites and the book of music. It refers to the examination contents of Confucian classics such as Shi, Shu, Li, Le, Yi and Chunqiu. (4) dududui: in the Song Dynasty, there was a specially recommended imperial examination. If the countermeasures were appreciated by the emperor, they would be given Jinshi and, therefore, they were called dududui. Dan long (chi): Red steps. This Palace poem is about the imperial examination. The first two sentences describe the atmosphere of the palace examination: the emperor sitting on the palace examination is as brilliant as the sun and the moon. The shadow of the flag in the inkstone is creeping like a dragon and snake. "Gunyi" refers to the emperor. "Moving dragon and snake" is figurative and appropriate, which not only strengthens the solemnity, but also increases the vitality. The emperor was sitting high, with a lot of banners. The ink used in the answer paper had already been polished, creating a solemn and sacred atmosphere. The latter two sentences describe candidates with solid foundation and quick thinking, which is beyond the reach of most people. The examinee answers like a stream, thousands of words, and is free and unrestrained. All the tests were finished. The sun on the front steps of the hall has not yet set in the West. "Vertical and horizontal", "three thousand words" and "the sun is not slanting" use exaggerated rhetoric to highlight the candidates' brilliant and resourceful. By praising the emperor and talents, the poem praises the royal family from the side. According to the theory of this poem, it was written by Xia song, with the title of Tingshi.

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