Acacia copaca(jīng jí tóng tuó)

Acacia copaca

Suojing's name is You'an, a native of Dunhuang. Many generations of official family, father Zhan, north to Taishou. Jing is rare in the quantity of Yiqun. He is well-known at home and abroad for his Taixue, which is known as "the five dragons of Dunhuang".

essential information

Pinyin: J ī NGJ í t ó ngtu ó phonetic notation: ㄐㄧㄥㄐㄧㄧㄊㄨㄙㄊㄨㄛ explanation: Copper camel: a copper camel, which was placed outside the palace in ancient times. It describes the scene of the broken territory after the Japanese occupation.

origin

Volume 60 of the book of Jin, suojing biography, 648-648, suojing is named You'an, a native of Dunhuang. Many generations of official family, father Zhan, north to Taishou. Jing is rare in the quantity of Yiqun. He is well-known at home and abroad for his Taixue, which is known as "the five dragons of Dunhuang". Four people and early death, only Jing Caibo Jingshi, and tongneiwei. The prefectures are good at driving, the prefectures are virtuous, and the countermeasures are superior. Fu Xuan, Zhang Hua, and Jing were all thick with each other. Jingyou first knew Yuanliang and that the world was going to be in chaos. He pointed to the bronze camel at the gate of Luoyang palace and sighed, "meet you in the middle ear of thorns! 」

interpretation

Bronze camel: Bronze camel, placed outside the palace in ancient times. It describes the scene of the broken territory after the Japanese occupation. Two bronze camels were cast in Han Dynasty, which were originally set outside Luoyang palace. Jin suojing had a long way to go. He knew that the world would be in chaos. He pointed to the bronze camel and sighed, "meet you in the middle ear of thorns!". Later, because of the "thorn copper camel" metaphor world chaos and desolation.

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The Western Jin Dynasty was a short and dark Dynasty in Chinese history. In 265 ad, Sima Yan, Emperor Wu of the Jin Dynasty, replaced the Cao Wei regime and established Luoyang as its capital. The ruling clique was decadent and fiercely contending for power and profit. It was only 51 years for the country to perish. If it was calculated from the destruction of Soochow, it would be only 36 years. At that time, a man named Suo Jing saw the serious problems in the Western Jin Dynasty and made a precise prediction of its demise. Suojing, whose name is Youan, was born in longle (now Gansu Province) of Dunhuang. He was born in an official family and was the grandson of the elder sister of Zhang Zhi, a famous calligrapher in the Eastern Han Dynasty. His father suozhan served as the northern prefect. Suo Jing had "the quantity of Yiqun" when he was young. He studied in Luoyang Taixue with his fellow countrymen Si Zhong, Zhang Biao, Suo Jie and Suo Yong. Because of his excellent talent, Suo Jing was well-known in the world and was known as "the five dragons of Dunhuang" at that time. Suo Jing was recommended as an official at a young age because he was "knowledgeable in classics and history, and also known as neiwei". Later, he successively held such official posts as shangshulang, Jiuquan prefect, grand general, Dangkou general, and Sanqi Changshi. He was granted the title of Marquis of anleting. He was meticulous and had a long-term vision. Soon after the establishment of the Western Jin Dynasty, there appeared various social phenomena, such as bureaucratic competition for wealth, political corruption and so on. He carefully analyzed these phenomena and predicted that the world would be in chaos and the Jin Dynasty would decline, but he was unable to change this situation, so he was very depressed. One day, he pointed to the bronze camel set outside Luoyang palace and sighed, "I will see you lying in the thorns?" Later, Suo Jing's prediction came true. In 291 ad, the "eight kings' rebellion" occurred in the Western Jin Dynasty. The government was dim, and all parties fought for 16 years. Luoyang, the capital of the Western Jin Dynasty, was seriously damaged. In the second year of Tai'an (303 A.D.), Sima Gu, the king of Hejian, and other soldiers invaded Luoyang. Suo Jing was appointed to an important position and led Guan longyi soldiers to take part in the battle of defending Luoyang. Unfortunately, he was injured and died in the battle. He died at the age of 65. After his death, he was awarded "Sikong" posthumously as Zhuang. Suo Jing was also an influential calligrapher in Chinese history. He was famous for his ability to write cursive script, especially Zhang Cao. Commentators describe his calligraphy as "like the wind and birds of prey flying" to show its strength; or "like snow mountains and isolated pines, glaciers and dangerous rocks", and think that "his title is in sequence with that of Xi (Wang Xizhi) and Xian (Wang Xianzhi)".

Examples

Song Luyou "drunk topic" poem: "only worry and step on the river pass road, thorns and camels make me sad." Yuanqian Weishan's poem "Spring View of the Forbidden City" reads: "ghosts crow in the firefly garden on the mount Xue Luo, while brambles and camels lie on the deer farm." In Li Yu's "kite error · Kaiyan" of Qing Dynasty, "jingfengyan, today, we can hold the Qi people's sky, but the thorns and camels are free." The second poem of Huang Zunxian's "Shuwen" in the Qing Dynasty: "the bramble and the copper camel shed tears on their heart, and the Gu and the golden Baron robbed the ashes."

Chinese PinYin : jīng jí tóng tuó