Leave traces of monthly fast_Xiangwai

Xiangwai. 1. Just like things outside, outside of things. Sunchuo of the Jin Dynasty's "Ode to Traveling to Tiantai Mountain": "Scattered with the theory of things outside the image, and smooth with the chapter of inanimateness." "Three Kingdoms·Wei Zhi·Xun Yun Biography" "Xun Di Yi, Xian Xizhong is Sikong" cited by Pei Songzhi "Jin Yang Qiu" written by Sun Sheng of the Jin Dynasty: "This is an external meaning. It is a word that is expressed in an expression, and it is consolidated and not released." Yuan Xin Wenfang's Biography of Talented Scholars of the Tang Dynasty·Wei Yingwu said: "Wherever you live, you must burn incense and sweep the floor, sitting down, and thinking about it. outside." 2. It means outside the world. Tang Qianqi's poem "Guo Ruilongguan Taoist": "If you get the interest of Xiangwai, you will cut off the middle edge of the area." Tang Hanshan's "Poetry" No. 29: "I envy myself to live in seclusion, and grow up to be a stranger outside Xiang." Ming He Jingming's poem "The Monk Stays in the Temple": "The water and moon on earth are like the outside world, and the incense lamps are like the sky outside." Qing Chaoyuan's poem "Dream of My Old Friend Cheng Fengyi": "I say that my body is immortal and my heart is immortal, and the wind and moon outside are all my friends." 3. It means writing poetry to compare things with meaning, without referring to something, and the artistic conception is beyond the ordinary. Tang Sikong Tu's "Twenty-Four Poems: Vigorous": "Desolate oil clouds, few long winds. Beyond the image, you can find the ring." Song Huihong's "Lengzhai Night Talk·Xiangwai Sentence": "Tang Monk is so good Sentence. Its syntax is to compare things with meaning without referring to something, so it is called an idiom."