A faint scent of bamboo tea.
Huanggang Zhulou Ji
Author: Wang Yucheng (Song)
There are many bamboos in Huanggang, which are as big as rafters. Bamboo workers broke it, cut off its knots and replaced it with pottery tiles. Better than a house, cheaper and more labor-saving.
In the northwest corner of Zicheng, it is deserted and dilapidated. Because it is a small building, it is connected with the Job Building. Far away, the mountain light is swallowed, and it is plain, remote and shapeless. It rains in summer and there are waterfalls; It should snow in winter, with the sound of broken jade. It is advisable to drum the piano, and the sound of the piano is ethereal and smooth; Poetry is appropriate and rhyme is clear; Appropriate to go, the voice of the child is Ding; It is advisable to throw the pot, and the arrow is loud; Thanks for the help of Zhulou.
The Story of Huanggang Bamboo House is an essay by Wang Yucheng, a writer in the Northern Song Dynasty, which was written during the author's relegation to Huangzhou. The author used the joy of exile to express his dissatisfaction with repeated relegation. This feeling of being frustrated in official career and caring for mountains and rivers is very representative in feudal times.
The Story of the Bamboo House in Huanggang takes the bamboo house as the core, and first describes that there are many bamboos in Huanggang, which can be used to replace pottery tiles, and it is cheap and labor-saving. Then it is described that in the bamboo building, you can enjoy the scenery, listen to the torrential rain, enjoy the dense snow, play the drums and piano, recite poems, play chess and throw pots, which is the ultimate enjoyment of the world. You can also hold a book in your hand, burn incense and sit still, enjoy the scenery, drink tea, send the sun to welcome the moon, and achieve the victory of exile. Yun Qi, Luoxing, Jinggan, Lihe and other famous buildings set off the poetic rhyme of Zhulou, which showed the author's noble feelings of poverty and disdain for debauchery. Then I wrote the meaning of being busy and attached to the bamboo house.