Shuyu Pavilion

Shuyu Pavilion

Shuyu Pavilion is a seven character poem written by Yang Wanli, a poet of Song Dynasty.

The main body of poetry

Yuquan, the root of the mountain, flies up to the top of the mountain, but flies down.

Since Lu Fuxie double training, so far Yinwan Qi two.

Thunder startles the eyes of the dragon, and snow splashes Chang'e's clothes.

It is said that su er and Li 12 have no new poems at Mochou waterfall.

About the author

Yang Wanli (1127-1206), the word Tingxiu, No. Chengzhai. Jiangxi Jizhou people (now Bantang village, Huangqiao Town, Jishui County, Jiangxi Province). A great poet of the Southern Song Dynasty. Shaoxing 24 years (1154) Jinshi. He has successively served as a doctor of Guozi and Taichang, a minister of Taichang and a right servant of the Ministry of official affairs, a tea and salt official in Changping, Guangdong, a prison official in Guangdong, and a member of the Ministry of official affairs. He opposed the use of iron money in the counties of Jiangnan, changed his knowledge to Ganzhou, refused to go there, resigned and returned home, and lived in the countryside. In the history of Chinese literature, Lu You, Fan Chengda and you Mao are called "four poets of Southern Song Dynasty" and "four poets of Zhongxing". He wrote more than 25000 poems, only a few of which were handed down.

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