Listen to the moon
Listen to the moon
Listening to the moon is a kind of peaceful state of mind, a kind of selfless state of mind. Xin Qiji, a poet of the Southern Song Dynasty, has a poem of listening to the moon, which describes the fresh elegance of listening to the moon in yilou. In addition, there are ancient romance novels named "tingyuelou", and anecdotes about the origin of tingyuelou.
Basic information
Listening to the moon
Listening to the moon is only for viewing or reposing feelings in people's eyes. What is listening to the moon refers to a calm state of mind, a state of selflessness, in which one can enjoy the moon with "heart" and put aside the trivial things of the world. It is not only a dialogue with the soul, but also a kind of meditative elegance.
Listen to the moon poem
Listen to the moon poem
Xin Qiji of Southern Song Dynasty
Listen to the first floor Taiqing, according to the most clear floor listen to the moon.
The Ferris, the ice wheel, the pounding medicine and the jade pestle.
The music is wide, the cold sound is fine, and the axe is jingling.
By chance, a fragrant wind comes up and blows down the laughter of Chang'e.
[appreciation] looking at the moon and thinking about people are mostly sad. But this poem of listening to the moon is like walking into the fairyland in the myth and legend, giving people a lively and fresh feeling. High buildings rise into the clouds and connect with the sky. At the head of the building, the sound of the Moon Palace can be heard clearly: the jade ice wheel rises from the sky, and the sound of jade pestle pounding medicine comes from it; the ethereal music comes from Guanghan palace intermittently, with the sound of Wu Gang cutting GUI; suddenly, the osmanthus tree blows a fragrant wind, and it seems to hear the sound of Chang E's laughter. Yiya, dingdong and Dingding vividly describe the sounds and scenes of the moon rising, the Jade Rabbit pounding medicine and the Wu Gang cutting GUI in the myths and legends. The sound of music, the sound of laughter, let people imagine. Read carefully, the original moon can be so warm!
Ancient love stories
Tingyuelou is an ancient romantic novel. Twenty times, no topic. At the beginning of the volume is a preface to the laurel moon of Renshen (1812) in Jiaqing of the Qing Dynasty. The author is unknown.
Preface:
All things are born of love, not to mention people! Love is related to lust and evil, feeling neighbors' resentment, feeling to worry, and the situation is miserable. Taking feeling as feeling, feeling comes out reluctantly, and its feeling is not true; taking ruthlessness as feeling, feeling comes from nature, and its feeling is double.
catalog
First visit to yuelou xianjiyan concubine special room
The second time I saw my aunt startled by the beauty, I decided to resign my marriage
The third visit to the garden
The fourth time to pay homage to my birthday and stay with my younger sister
The fifth chapter of training women's legacy
The sixth time to torture the palm bead
The seventh plan to lure Zhuozhu to the heart of the river
The eighth chapter: crazy and sick
In the ninth chapter, Xu Zhu and Chen wrote the absolute evidence
Chapter 10 listening to the poems on the moon
The 11th visit to the United States
Chapter 12: how to play with a scholar
The 13th time Xu yinqian went to the election
The fourteenth chapter: forced marriage by adulterous Prime Minister
Chapter 15 new poetry exonerates old lovers
The 16th relegated official pities the girl to return the Pearl to see her mother
The 17th time: mistaking my father-in-law for my mother-in-law
The 18th time when he was trapped in the garden, he refused to marry his son-in-law
Chapter 19: honest and regular friends in the fight against traitors
The 20th return to the moon
The origin of tingyue building
The story of Anhai tingyue building is popular in the literary and historical circles of Quanzhou and the astronomical circles of Fujian. But in the past, it was only a legend. Few people knew that Anhai really had tingyue building and what it looked like.
Anhai chiyuanzhai is one of the most representative private gardens in Quanzhou area in the late Qing Dynasty. It was originally Huang Zhiqing's private house edited by Hanlin Academy in Wanli period of Ming Dynasty. "Tingyuelou" is a part of it. There is a legend that a young lady named Qiu married Huang family, and Huang Zhiqing repaired the "shangyuelou" for her. However, she inadvertently wrote "listen" to "reward" when she wrote the inscription. When she wanted to rewrite it, Miss Qiu said frankly: "listen is better than reward." So there is "tingyue building". There is also a saying that it was originally called "play on the floor" and later changed to "listen to the floor".
Listen to the moon