Words are endless, but meanings are endless

Words are endless, but meanings are endless

It is an aesthetic proposition of Chinese classical poetry that words are full and meaning is infinite. It means that the language of poetry is refined and meaningful. Bai Juyi of Tang Dynasty had such a thought: "it's better to search poems carefully" and "it's necessary to make the language as far as the meaning is concerned" (Wen Yuan Shi Ge). Su Shi of the Northern Song Dynasty clearly put forward: "if there are enough words and infinite meaning, the best words in the world." Jiang Kui also thought: "there is aftertaste in the sentence, there is aftertaste in the article, and the good is the good." (on the poems of Taoist Baishi) Yan Yu made further elucidation when commenting on the poems of Tang Dynasty. "All the people in the prosperous Tang Dynasty are interested in Therefore, its beauty is thorough and exquisite. You can't park it together. It's like the sound in the air, the color in the phase, the moon in the water, and the image in the mirror (Cang Lang Shi Hua - Shi Bian) thinks that only by getting rid of the obstacles of reason and things, and directly expressing the true feelings of the real scenery, can poetry be beautiful and exquisite. It also uses Zen to describe poetry, and marks the artistic image of the moon and the flowers in the mirror, which shows that the artistic realm is inseparable from the real life, and only if you are at a distance can you achieve "endless words and endless meanings".

Words are endless, but meanings are endless

Yan Yu of the Song Dynasty wrote in Canglang Shihua Shibian: "in the prosperous Tang Dynasty, all the people were interested, and there was no trace to seek. So the beauty of it is thorough and exquisite. You can't park it together. It's like the sound in the air, the color in the phase, the moon in the water, and the image in the mirror table of contents 1. Sources of allusions 2. Synonyms 3. Idioms

Source of allusion

Yan Yu of the Song Dynasty wrote in Canglang Shihua Shibian: "in the prosperous Tang Dynasty, all the people were interested, and there was no trace to seek. So the beauty of it is thorough and exquisite. You can't park it together. It's like the sound in the air, the color in the phase, the moon in the water, and the image in the mirror

words whose meaning is similar

Words are endless, but sound and meaning are endless

Idiom information

Idiom explanation: refers to the profound meaning of poetry, people taste endless. commonly used degree: General emotional color: commendatory words grammatical usage: as object and attribute; used in written language idiom structure: partial formal generation time: ancient times