{"id":12887,"date":"2019-11-13T06:13:27","date_gmt":"2019-11-13T06:13:27","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/chinesemoment.com\/chinese-literature-2\/chinese-poems-gu-shi-ci-chang-ge-xing\/"},"modified":"2019-11-13T06:13:27","modified_gmt":"2019-11-13T06:13:27","slug":"chinese-poems-gu-shi-ci-chang-ge-xing","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/chinesemoment.com\/fr\/chinese-poems-gu-shi-ci-chang-ge-xing\/","title":{"rendered":"Chinese Poems \u53e4\u8bd7\u8bcd Chang Ge Xing"},"content":{"rendered":"
Chang Ge Xing<\/p>\n

Introducion:<\/p>\n

The poem exploits the techniques of metaphor and comparison to illustrate the fundamentals of success.    <\/p>\n

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Text:<\/p>\n

\u957f\u6b4c\u884c<\/p>\n

\u4e50\u5e9c\u6c11\u6b4c\uff08\u6c49\uff09<\/p>\n

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q\u012bng q\u012bng yuán zh\u014dng kuí\uff0czh\u0101o lù  dài  rì  x\u012b\u3002<\/p>\n

 \u9752    \u9752     \u56ed  \u4e2d     \u8475\uff0c  \u671d  \u9732  \u5f85 \u65e5 \u665e\u3002<\/p>\n

yáng ch\u016bn bù dé zé\uff0cwàn wù sh\u0113ng gu\u0101ng hu\u012b\u3002<\/p>\n

 \u9633  \u6625  \u5e03  \u5fb7 \u6cfd\uff0c \u4e07   \u7269  \u751f   \u5149   \u8f89\u3002<\/p>\n

cháng k\u01d2ng qi\u016b jié zhì\uff0c k\u016bn huáng huá yè shu\u0101i\u3002 \u3000<\/p>\n

  \u5e38    \u6050    \u79cb \u8282 \u81f3\uff0c \u711c   \u9ec4   \u534e  \u53f6  \u8870\u3002<\/p>\n

b\u01cei chu\u0101n d\u014dng dào h\u01cei\uff0ché  shí  fù  x\u012b gu\u012b\uff1f\u3000<\/p>\n

 \u767e  \u5ddd    \u4e1c   \u5230  \u6d77\uff0c\u4f55 \u65f6 \u590d  \u897f\u5f52\uff1f<\/p>\n

shào zhuàng bù n\u01d4 lì\uff0cl\u01ceo dà tú sh\u0101ng b\u0113i\u3002<\/p>\n

  \u5c11   \u58ee   \u4e0d \u52aa\u529b\uff0c\u8001 \u5927\u5f92   \u4f24    \u60b2\u3002<\/p>\n

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Chang Ge Xing<\/p>\n

Folk Song of Han Music Office(Han)<\/p>\n

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Green are the garden plants and flowers,<\/p>\n

In the hot sun the dews of morning dry.<\/p>\n

The sunshine of spring benevolence showers,<\/p>\n

And bathes all things in brilliant glory.<\/p>\n

Yet we fear as autumn tides come again,<\/p>\n

All plants and flowers will soon withered be.<\/p>\n

When will the rivers flow to the west again,<\/p>\n

Since they all roll eastward to the sea?<\/p>\n

If one wastes his time in golden youth,<\/p>\n

He can but pass his old age in bitter ruth.<\/p>\n

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Comment<\/p>\n

"If one wastes his time in golden youth, he can but pass his old age in bitter ruth." It is a brilliant line of eternal value used to advise the young to value their youth and time and to exert themselves to acquire more knowledge.<\/p>\n

The poem exploits the techniques of metaphor and comparison to illustrate the fundamentals of success. The first four lines of the poem describe the vigorous youthful scene of the full blooms of the flowers and the exuberant foliage of the trees in spring, but the next two lines turn to the infallible objective law that everything in nature will decline and wither in autumn without exception.<\/p>\n

Oh, the fleeting time and youth! Then the poem goes on to strengthen the truth that time and tide wait for no man by referring to all the big rivers in China flowing eastward leads to the conclusion that we must realize the swift passage of time, treasure our youth and work hard toward success.
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