In recent years, with the popularity of the above movies and TV plays, the customs and customs of the Song Dynasty have become a hot topic of concern. What was the basic necessities of life in the Song Dynasty? Huang Ming, associate professor of the School of Arts of the Central University for Nationalities and one of the authors of Stories Hidden in Song Ci (II), believes that many Song Ci poems record fragments of life in the Song Dynasty and also reflect the author's temperament. Like Su Shi, he has a traditional sense of responsibility and a straight character of Confucianism in his character. He is also optimistic and open-minded. He is a representative figure of Confucianism, Buddhism and Taoism in ancient China. He understands and loves life. He also invented the famous "Dongpo Meat", which has been handed down to this day. Lin Bu, who is indifferent to fame and wealth, "has a thin shadow, slanting horizontally, and the water is clear, and the fragrance floats in the moonlight at dusk." This famous poem "Little Plum in the Mountain Garden" was written by Lin Bu, a poet in the Song Dynasty. The allusion of "Mei Wife and Crane Son" is also related to him. "In the early Song Dynasty, Lin Bu was born in Wu and Yue. Since his middle age, he has lived in seclusion in a lonely mountain near the West Lake in Hangzhou. He has not been in the city for 20 years." Huang Ming said that Lin Bu lives his whole life in the green mountains, and he really has a personality of indifferent to fame and wealth. For many years, Lin Bu has never been an official and never married. He only loves two things in his life: growing plum blossoms and raising cranes. "The world has given him the nickname 'Mei Wife and Crane Son'. He has been a single hermit all his life." Huang Ming explained. Lin Bu's admiration for plum blossom also shows the noble character of this hermit. The Little Plum in the Mountain Garden is just a few words. It has both form and spirit, and can be called the swan song of singing the plum blossom. "Song Renzong once recruited Lin Bu as an official, but he stubbornly refused all the titles. Song Renzong had to give up regretfully. In my opinion, Lin Bu's seclusion is true seclusion." Huang Ming said. Su Shi's open-minded character and sense of responsibility When it comes to poets in the Song Dynasty, Su Shi will definitely be mentioned. Huang Ming believes that Su Shi, who has the traditional sense of responsibility and the upright character of Confucianism, is optimistic and open-minded, and is a representative figure of Confucianism, Buddhism and Taoism in ancient China. For example, Su Shi was demoted to the south, and there was miasma in the south of the Five Ridges. However, in his letter to Canliaozi, he said, "The north is always sick." Huang Ming believed that this showed Su Shi's open-minded. "He also wrote, 'When Canliaozi hears this smile, he can no longer worry about me.' He wanted to be open." Huang Ming believes that today we can still draw inspiration from Su Shi's conduct and works. For example, in modern society, the pace of life is fast and the pressure is high, so many people have a sense of urgency that is difficult to adjust, but Su Shi is exactly the person who can adjust the mood most. "He was very good at relieving himself. When he was demoted to Huangzhou, Su Shi and his friends once went to the Shahu Lake to play. When they saw a stream flowing westward, he quickly became aware of it and wrote a famous poem." Huang Ming said. It is mentioned in the poem, "Who knows there is no shortage of life? You can see that the flowing water can still go west. Don't sing yellow chicken with white hair." Huang Ming said that in Su Shi's opinion, even if we are older, we don't have to give up hope because of temporary setbacks. Huang Ming also told another story. When Su Shi lived in Jiayou Temple in Huizhou, he took a walk near the Songfeng Pavilion. He wanted to see the pavilion, but it was far away and he was very tired. Do you want to go to the Pine Wind Pavilion and have a rest