People often encounter things in their lives that make them happy. But they tend to turn a blind eye and forget about it later. But the great writer of the Song Dynasty Su Dongpo is not like this, people have experienced in their lives 16 things all recorded, written into this is neither a rhyme poem, nor a fascinating prose of the sixteen short sentences, it has been valued by the generations, and has been passed down to this day, is widely copied, written, and hung indoors is still very popular. Do you think it's weird? The full text of these sixteen things is as follows:
Clear Creek shallow water boating; Light rain bamboo window night talk;
The summer solstice is full of water; Climb the tower to see the mountain after the rain;
Idle walking on the bank of Liuyin embankment; Smiling in front of the flower dock bottle;
Listen to the bell in the mountain temple across the river; Under the moon to the east**;
Morningside half-burnt tea; Afternoon tiredness of one rattan pillow;
Don't open the urn to Tao Xie; Pick-up is not dressed properly;
Beggar's name flowers are in full bloom; Flying fowl talk to themselves;
Guests go to Jiquan to cook tea; Fuqin listener bosom friend.
Although the meaning is not too difficult to understand, some historical common sense and allusions are not well known. The gist of each sentence is to say: sailing in the clear stream, chatting with ** in bed on a rainy night, washing feet by the stream in the summer heat, climbing the stairs to look at the green mountains after the rain, taking a leisurely walk on the river embankment full of willows, often drinking tea and drinking, listening to the temple bells across the river at night, listening to the beauties under the moon**, getting up in the morning to burn incense and drink tea, sleeping with a rattan pillow when you are tired at noon, it is best not to meet drunkards like Tao Yuanming and Xie Lingyun when opening the wine, and you don't have to dress neatly and rigidly when receiving guests. Seeking precious flowers to bloom, the wise son came and spoke to win praise, the guests came to draw mineral water to make tea, and when playing the piano, there was a bosom friend on the side to listen to him.
This calligraphy is written on four-foot antique gold-sprinkled rice paper.
Wu Feng (Yifeng).