boiling
Roasted beans
Tofu,
I'm f incarnation Zhang Qing.
pea
In the kettle.
middle
Weep.
I don't know what you're talking about.
basis
Cecilia Yip
root
Health, (these are three sounds, the root is gen and one)
Xiang Jiān h tàI jí
mutually
Fried river platform
Urgent? (What's the second sound?)
Seven-step poem: boiling beans is burning bean stalks, and beans ooze juice because they are cooked to make fermented beans. The beanstalk burns under the pot, and the beans cry in the pot. It turns out that we are born from the same root. Why are you pushing so hard?
Center: It expresses the author's disgust and hatred for cannibalism.
[Notes]
1. pot (f incarnation): ancient pot.
2. Fried: suffering, metaphorical persecution.
[Brief analysis]
According to Shi Shuo Xin Yu, Cao Zhi's brother Cao Pi wanted to persecute Cao Zhi after he proclaimed himself emperor, so he ordered Cao Zhi to write a poem in just seven steps. As a result, Cao Zhi sang this seven-step poem. The poet used the metaphor of fried beans to accuse Cao Pi of cruel persecution of himself and other brothers.
The first two sentences, "Boil beans and burn beans, and beans cry in the kettle", describe the sharp contradiction between "beans" and "beans" and the cruel persecution of beans by beans. The last two sentences are "born from the same root, why speculate with each other!" Make the finishing point and prompt the theme of the poem. The word "the same root" is a pun. On the surface, it means that "glutinous rice" and "beans" grow on the same root. Actually, they were born to the same parents as xelloss, and asked xelloss why he was so anxious about his younger brother and sister.
The metaphor of this poem is very apt, simple and vivid. Although it is still difficult to determine whether this poem itself is really written by Cao Zhi, it reflects the internal contradictions of Cao Wei's ruling group with vivid images, and it is indeed a good poem.
Seven-step poem story
Cao Pi and Cao Zhi are both sons of Cao Cao, born of Queen Bian, and are real brothers and sisters. Cao Cao once wanted to make Cao Zhian his heir, because his intelligence was higher than that of his younger brother Xelloss. After Cao Pi ascended the throne (formerly known as Wei Wendi), he still avoided Cao Zhi's ability and persecuted him. This poem came into being under such circumstances.
Beans, tofu and fermented beans are all forms of this plant, which can be said to be "born from the same root". The first sentence depicts the scene of cooking beans and using bean skin as fuel to make bean juice for us. The third and fourth sentences further reveal the relationship between them. Beans endure the suffering of tofu in the pot, and the voice of "glug" seems to be crying. This implies my brother's persecution and grief. The last two sentences, Zhang Xianzhi, the pawn, is not only controlling the demolition, but also resisting.
It is said that the whole poem is completed in seven steps, and the poet's emotion has also experienced a process from tenderness to generation. It is called Yin Wu, but it is actually an allegorical poem with irony. However, due to the special relationship between the poet and the object of condemnation, the poet's tone is euphemistic and deep, with reminders and exhortations in irony. On the one hand, this reflects Cao Zhi's cleverness, on the other hand, it also reflects Cao Pi's cruelty in persecuting his brothers and sisters.
Cao Zhi, a gifted scholar, is personable. This poem is emotionally progressive, using the technique of comparison and xing, from which we can also find the influence of Yuefu poetry. Some anthologies don't have two or three sentences, but this style is still obvious.