Li mi'an

Li mi'an

Li Mian, a poet of Qing Dynasty.

Half of the pavilions in Yuelu Mountain, Changsha, Hunan Province, are the former site of banyun nunnery.

Li Mian, a poet of Qing Dynasty. Half of the pavilions in Yuelu Mountain, Changsha, Hunan Province, are the former site of banyun nunnery. It is said that there is a burning monk in the original nunnery. He once wrote a poem "half poem", which is quite skillful and natural. He not only writes scenery, but also expresses emotion, leaving interesting talks for famous mountains. Li mi'an, a scholar in the Qing Dynasty, also had a poem "half song". When he wrote "half word song", the poem was full of charm, fluent in writing, praising the countryside, writing about human relations, describing sentiment and discussing current problems. It was refreshing to read. half song Li mi'an saw through half of floating life, and half of it was of boundless use. half a year of leisure, half a year of heaven and earth. bankuo, banxiang cottage, Banshan, Banshui countryside. He cultivated, read, read, and married people. half elegant, half coarse utensils, half Chinese, half real court porch. The clothes are half plain and half fresh, and the food is half rich and half thrifty. A child servant is half able and half humble, and his wife is half simple and half virtuous. the mood is half Buddha and half immortal, and the surname is half hidden and half obvious. Half of the world, half of the world. I think about my descendants and Cangtian, and I think about what Yan Luo will see. When the wine is half drunk, the flowers are half blooming. When the sails are half opened, the horse is half reined. Half less but less taste, half more anti hate entanglement. a hundred years of bitterness and happiness are only half a bargain. In who can enjoy life the most, Mr. Lin Yutang deeply analyzes the life style of the Chinese people, and proposes to "get rid of the life of too much trouble and too much responsibility, and implement a kind of" mean "and carefree life philosophy. He enjoyed the natural and wild life depicted in half a song