It is said that during the Northern Song Dynasty, the abbot of Baoying Temple in Langya Mountain was called Zhixian. Every day, in addition to burning incense and worshiping Buddha, he set up three tea stalls in front of the temple to supply tea to passers-by woodcutters and hunters. People in this area all praise abbot Zhixian for his kindness.
One day, an old man with gray temples passed by. After drinking several cups of tea, he praised the abbot of Zhixian, and remembered that it had been 9 years, 9 months and 9 days since the abbot of Zhixian provided tea.
The old man told abbot Zhixian that he went up the mountain to chop wood every day and often rested in a beautiful place with beautiful scenery and many passers-by, except for the lack of a tea stall.
hearing this, abbot zhixian asked the old man to lead the way and went to have a look. When they got there, Zhixian saw that it was a good place with lush trees, clear springs and beautiful scenery. The abbot of Zhixian decided to set up a tea stall here.
They were talking when the sky suddenly changed and it rained cats and dogs. The old man sighed and said, "I wish I could build a pavilion here."
The old man said it easily, but he didn't think about it, but the abbot of Zhixian took it to heart. A few days later, a pavilion was built here. The pavilion was repaired, but no good name was given to satisfy both of them. Over time, the two gradually forgot to name the pavilion.
Later, Ouyang Xiu went to Chuzhou as a prefect. He is honest and honest for the officials, and observes the people's feelings. The people here live a peaceful life. He often goes to Langya Mountain and has deep contacts with the abbot of Zhixian.
abbot zhixian invited Ouyang xiu to give the pavilion a name. Ouyang Xiu said: "I came to Chuzhou to have fun with the people, which really made me ecstatic. I think it's called' Drunken Pavilion'! "
From then on, Ouyang Xiu often went to the pavilion to have fun and drink with his friends. Ouyang Xiu was good at drinking. Basically, when a friend came, he found an excuse to drink, and once he drank, he had to drink too much. Drunk and dizzy every day, and he is the oldest, so Ouyang Xiu named himself "Drunken Man" and wrote the masterpiece "Drunken Man Pavilion".
In Zuiweng Pavilion, a pen, with only five words "all around Chu and mountains", describes the geographical features of Chuzhou and gives a bird's-eye view. Let's narrow down the scope and highlight the blue and beautiful Langya. Further down, the field of vision is pushed forward, from leaning and leaning up, along the mountain road, writing hearing first, and gradually smelling the sound of water; After writing about vision, there is a spring flowing between the two peaks. It is said that it is "brewing spring".
then someone wrote, keep going, turn around, and suddenly a pavilion appears with wings on the spring. Close to the topic, explain who built the pavilion and who named it.
Just say that the name is Taishou, which is a stroke, and leave "Lu Ling Ouyang Xiu Ye" as the conclusion of the whole article. "The meaning of drunkenness is not the wine ... but the wine contained in it", which further illustrates the deep meaning of the word "drunkenness" and directly links the scene with the emotion.
In the following sentence, "People know that it is fun to swim from the satrap, but they don't know that the pleasure of the satrap is also fun", which highlights that the pleasure of the satrap is different from others and is beyond everyone's understanding.
This sentence echoes the name of Zuiweng Pavilion, "Zuiweng's meaning is not wine", and is connected with Chuhe people's tour, Taishou banquet, public entertainment and Taishou drunkenness into a lyrical clue, which expresses the author's complicated thoughts and feelings in a tortuous way.
At the end, "Who is a journalist?" is supplemented with a question and answer, and the article comes to an abrupt end, highlighting its own uniqueness, and it is consistent with the writing method of the full text from large to small, and finally highlights the key points, which is full of interest.
Zuiweng Pavilion describes the deep and beautiful natural scenery around Chuzhou, the peaceful and quiet life of Chuzhou people, especially the author's pleasure in enjoying a feast in the middle reaches of the mountains. The full text runs through a word "music", which contains more complicated and tortuous content. It implies Ouyang Xiu's feelings of "having fun with the people".
This article is a travel note about mountains and rivers, but it has a strong lyrical atmosphere. The author's comfort and sorrow are implicitly contained in the description of the scenery and the rendering of the atmosphere. In order to enhance the charm of the wind, a descriptive sentence pattern is adopted throughout, and 21 words "ye" are used, resulting in a leisurely and tactful intonation.
In terms of scenery and narration, the article is clear and concise, full and vivid, and draws a picture with bright color and sound. Its level is neat and clear, from far to near, from big to small, and it clearly highlights the center position of Zuiweng Pavilion and the author in the sparse background.
As for the accurate generalization of language, natural fluency, frequent arrangement without losing its stagnation, and loud and harmonious syllables, it shows the author's high skill and special style in mastering language.
In particular, the sentence "Drunken Man doesn't mean to drink, but to care about mountains and rivers" in "Drunken Man Pavilion" makes Ouyang Xiu's love for mountains and rivers, and the inner world of An Minle's prosperity volatilizes vividly. Zuiweng Pavilion is also famous for it, and is known as "the first pavilion in the world".
Ouyang Xiu not only drinks here, but also often works here.
There is a poem praising:
Being happy and prosperous for the government
Every time I go to the pavilion for business
Ouyang Xiu also wrote a "Zuiweng Pavilion" plaque for this pavilion.