beautiful verses in an embroidered purse -- good poems(jǐn náng jiā jù)

beautiful verses in an embroidered purse -- good poems

Jinnangjiaju, Chinese idiom, Pinyin is j ǐ NN á ngji ā J ù, meaning beautiful poetry. It comes from the biography of Li Changji by Li Shangyin of Tang Dynasty.

explain

The book was published in volume 780 of the whole Tang Dynasty. Li He "Heng" rode a donkey from Xiao Xi Nu and carried an ancient broken brocade bag. When he got something, he put it into the bag. Later, it uses "jinnangjiaju" to refer to beautiful sentences. It is also called "jinnang sentence".

usage

To be an object; refer to a beautiful sentence

Detailed explanation

origin

In volume 780 of complete Tangwen, the biography of Li Shangyin 10 · Li He, Jingzhao Dumu is the preface of Li Changji's collection, which has been handed down from generation to generation. The elder sister of Changji, who married the Wang family, was especially prepared to talk about Changji. Chang Ji is thin and thin, with long eyebrows and claws. He can write quickly and painstakingly. First known by Han Yu of Changli, Wang Shenyuan, Yang Jingzhi and Cui Zhi are the tourists. Every day when the sun rises, you can travel with the public without getting the title. Then you can write poems, such as other people's thinking about getting involved, and the meaning of Cheng Jie. Heng Xiaoxi Nu rode a donkey and carried an ancient brocade bag. When he got something, he put it into the bag. At dusk, Mrs. Tai asked her maidservant to take it out of the bag. When she saw that there were many books, she often said, "yes, I have to vomit my heart before I hear it! Chang Ji took books from his maidservant, studied ink and folded paper. Put it in his pocket. If it's not a day of drunkenness or mourning, it's not easy to forget.

interpretation

In the Tang Dynasty, Li He, a poet, was very thin and small. He often took a bookboy and rode a weak horse to stroll in the countryside. When he saw the beautiful scenery, he wrote a few sentences and put them in the brocade bag on the bookboy's back. When I get home in the evening, I immediately take out these beautiful sentences and put them into a piece. New works come out every day. Later, "jinnangjiaju" refers to beautiful sentences. It is also called "jinnang sentence".

Examples of allusion

Song Chen Yu "suddenly mountain stream" CI: "jinnanjiaju, rhyme pressure pond grass." Shen Fu of Qing Dynasty wrote six chapters of a floating life: the music of boudoir: "after inquiring about the reason, he said with a smile:" if you have no master's work, you are willing to have a confidant who can master it. " "I don't know that the chance of a premature life has already come to an end." Yang Shen's "Sheng'an poetry talks · nine character plum blossom poetry" in Ming Dynasty: "a close look at Lu zanyuan's" tu'an flower "poem says: '" What's wrong with romance? Qinghe's going back to Qingyang. "

Chinese PinYin : jǐn náng jiā jù