金石緣 By: Jingtianzhuren [Compiler] |
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"金石緣" by Jingtianzhuren [Compiler] is a beautifully curated collection of Chinese poetry that explores themes of love, nature, and the passage of time. The poems in this anthology are both timeless and evocative, offering readers a glimpse into the rich literary tradition of Chinese poetry.
The compiler has done an excellent job of selecting a diverse range of poems from different periods and regions, showcasing the breadth and depth of Chinese poetic expression. Each poem is accompanied by a brief introduction that provides context and insight into the work, making this anthology accessible to readers who may not be familiar with Chinese poetry.
One of the highlights of this collection is the exquisite language and imagery used by the poets. The evocative descriptions of nature, the tender portrayals of love, and the poignant reflections on mortality all come to life through the vivid imagery and rich symbolism employed by the poets.
Overall, "金石緣" is a must-read for lovers of poetry, offering a rare and valuable opportunity to immerse oneself in the beauty and depth of Chinese poetic tradition. This anthology is a true treasure trove of literary gems, sure to captivate and inspire readers of all backgrounds. 詩曰: 莫怨天公賦畀偏, 窮通才拙似浮煙。 空思他日開屯運, 難定今朝締好緣。 有聚終須風雨散, 無情何必夢魂牽。 莊周似蝶還非蝶, 總與乾坤握化權。這兩首詩,是說人婚姻富貴,貧窮落難,都由天定,非人力可為。無奈世人,終不安分明理,見人一時落難,即要退婚絕交,使從前一團和好,兩相棄絕。誰想他惡運一去,忽然富貴,自己反要去靠著他。所以古人說得好 :「 十年富貴輪流轉。」 以見人心必不可因眼前光,而不計其日後 也。至於婦人,惟重賢德貞靜,不在容貌美丑。如容顏俊美,不能守節,非惟落於泥塗,甚至為娼為妓,遺臭萬年;若容貌醜陋,而能堅貞守困,豈特名標青史,且至大富大貴,享用不盡。今我說一樁賴婚安分的,與眾位聽者。 話說江南蘇州府,有個少年解元姓金,名桂,號彥庵。父親官為參政。因朝中權奸當道,正直難容,早早致仕在家。母親白氏,自生了彥庵,即染了弱症,不復生產。參政因是獨子,十六歲就替他做了親,娶妻黃氏,才貌雙全。夫妻十... Continue reading book >>
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