Looking back at the dust, only the source of the castle peak does not change.

From the Twenty-first History of Tanci, formerly known as Ten Brocades of Past Dynasties, written by Yang Shen (numbered Sheng 'an in Ming Dynasty).

Second, the significance:

The past is the past, and only one's own nature remains unchanged.

Third, the original text and meaning:

1, original:

The flying rabbit in the sky has gone, and the world has been forever. Looking back, only the castle peak will not change.

2. Meaning:

Wu refers to the sun, and there is a saying that the sun is a three-legged golden sun. A rabbit is a jade rabbit, which means the moon. The whole passage roughly means that the sun and the moon fly like a shuttle, time passes in a hurry, the past is over, and only one's own nature remains unchanged.

Extended data

Twenty-one historical tanci

Twenty-first Century Tanci, or Tanci in the Twenty-first Century, was originally named Ten Histories of the Past Dynasties and was written by Yang Shen (No.Sheng 'an in Ming Dynasty). There are not many lyricists in the Ming Dynasty, and there is a kind of "Li Cuilian with a sharp tongue" in "Qing Ping Shan Tang Hua Ben". In recent years, 13 kinds of rap lyrics in the middle of Ming Dynasty have been found in Jiading. In addition to the words of the holy neighbors of the Tang Dynasty and the king of Qin, the novel is Yang's quasi-work.

Book Introduction

The book is divided into two volumes, which are divided into ten paragraphs. There are several tones and poems at the beginning of each paragraph, such as Xijiang Yue, Nanxiangzi, Linjiang Xian, Qingpingle, Dianjiang Lip, Dingfengbo and Liangzhu, followed by three or four crosses of prose and poems, and each paragraph ends with a poem and a word. Its cross-sentence pattern comes from Ci-Hua in Yuan Dynasty and Bao-Juan in Ming Dynasty, which is actually a sentence pattern with Gu 'er Ci in northern Qing Dynasty.

Yang's work is a precedent for scholars to write popular literature, but many scholars have commented, adapted or continued it. The commentator has a side note in the process; Dong Shixian and Zhu Ji commented on the revised edition; Zhang Sanyi and Sun Dewei's Notes: After spreading to the south of the Yangtze River, it was renamed "Tanci in the Twenty-first History". In Liang Chenyu's place, there is a revised version of "Twenty-one History of Jiangdong", which no longer exists today.

He has written chenchen's Tanci in the 21st century, Gu Cai's Tanci in the 11th paragraph, Jin Nuo's Tanci in the Ming Dynasty, Zhang Sanyi's Tanci in the Ming Dynasty and Gu Mu's Tanci in the Late Ming Dynasty. Liang Zuo was found in Guangxu's Suzhou Mansion Records and Literature Records, and Chen Zuo was found in Wang's Nanxun Town Records, all of which do not exist today.

Yang Zuozi's Collection of Sun Dewei's Works at the Time of Qing Kang is annotated with Preface to Xia Yan and Yu of Kangxi New Division. In the seventh year of the Republic of China, Xu Jiangyang made a reply to ten volumes of Sun Zhu, followed by two volumes of Ming and Qing Dynasties, which were called Tanci in Twenty-five History.

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