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Title: Shirley Created Art 518(01-02)-Integrated Art 035:Bie Dongda -A Farewell Song For Dongda - July 3, 2010
Artist: Shirley Zhang
Size: 45.00cm x 69.00cm (17.72inches x 27.17 inches)
Completed Time: July 02 - July 03, 2010
Remarks:
Listen to Shirley Singing the Poem in English & in Chinese Jan 30, 2012
Listen to Shirley Singing the Poem in Chinese & in English Jan 30, 2012

Listen to Shirley Explaining the Poem & Follow Me to Read It & the New Chinese Characters

Follow Shirley to Read the Poem & the New Chinese Characters

Learn the Meaning of the Poem

See Shirley Created Paintings for the Poem Jan 30, 2012

See Shirley Created Paintings for the Poem July 03, 2010


This is my 35th Combined Paintingthat I created for Chinese Classical Poetry, It is also my 518th painting since 2003 and Also, it is the 48th(70th) painting (practice) that I have created in 2010.

After creating 8 Plum blossom paintings and be given five 80, one 90, and two 95 scores by my Chinese art professor in the past two weeks. I created my 9th and 10th plum blossom painting below, and my Chinese art teacher gave me one 92 and one 93 scores.

I created the last two paintings to match a Chinese classical poem by Gao Shi(704 - 765) in Tang Dynasty (618 - 907).

Send-off usually is a sad thing. However in the poem, there is no any sadness, but so much encouragement and comfort.

I appreciate the optimistic emotion in the poem and I want to encourage myself with this kind of positive emotion and life attitude.

Therefore, I had created a piece of music in Nov, 2005. This weekend, I have corrected this music and re-translated it. Also, I played the music and sang the poem, re-explained the meaning of the poem on the painting and every Chinese character and re-make a record for you already.

You can find it via hitting the links over and any Chinese Character below to learn the meaning of any Chinese character able to er, Pronunciation and follow me to read it.

The Main Meaning of the Poem

Yellow clouds stretch for a thousand miles, covering the sunlight,
The north wind blows the wild geese through the flurrying snow.
Don't worry there is no a dear friend on the future road,
In the world there is no one who does not know you.

Note:You are welcome to hit any Chinese character that you need helped, to see its Chinese pinyin, pronunciation, meaning and follow me to read it..

Chinese Characters

鍒懀澶�

楂� 閫� (704-765)

鍗冮噷榛勪簯鐧芥棩鏇� - Qi膩nl菒 hu谩ngy煤n b谩ir矛 x奴n,,
鍖楅鍚归泚闆悍绾� - b臎if膿ng chu墨 y脿n x菙e f膿nf膿n銆�
鑾剚鍓嶈矾鏃犵煡宸� - M貌ch贸u qi谩nl霉 w煤 zh墨j菒,
澶╀笅璋佷汉涓嶈瘑鍚� - ti膩nxi脿 shu铆r茅n b霉 sh铆 j奴n銆�


Do you like which painting? Do you think which one is better?






If you have any questions, comments and suggestions, please write to shirley@ebridge.cn or shirleyz004@yahoo.com. You are welcome to publish your opinions in Forum as well.

Shirley Zhang

Written on Sunday, July 3, 2010

 
 

 
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