What is the most wonderful couple in couplets?

No.65438 +0 vice: harps and harps, the head of the Eight Kings; Ghosts, all four kids have their own stomachs.

In Jin Yong's Legend of the Condor Heroes, Guo Jing took Huang Rong to see Master Yi Deng. One of Deng's four disciples gave the first part to Huang Rong, while Huang Rong skillfully made the second part, which happened to be a perfect match for the four children.

Of course, this couplet does not really say that Zhu Ziliu is right and Huang Rong is right. In fact, the author Jin Yong also saw this couplet from ancient books. Couplets make use of the glyph characteristics of Chinese characters to put a group of words with similar glyphs together, which constitutes a clever interest.

There are many similar couplets, such as "pipa, harp and pipa are the first of the eight kings;" Charming, four little devils have all kinds of hearts. " Another example is "the eight kings of harps and harps, the king is in the treasure seat; "Charming four little devils, ghosts pull over."

Another example is "riding a strange horse, longbow, eight kings of harps and harps, the king is on the throne, and a single song is a battle;" The Japanese Committee members attacked the dragon clothes, and ghosts lived in the world and went hand in hand. "

Second mate: watching the near and far passages; Advance and retreat freely, swim fast.

According to legend, this is a couplet of a carriage shop. Of course, the carriage is going to run, so this couplet cleverly chooses the bottom of walking as the starting point, and the words 14 in the upper and lower couplets are the bottom of walking. Couplets not only have the aesthetic feeling of words, but also reflect the industry characteristics of carriage shops, which is really amazing.

Third mate: stay in Hakka, stay lonely in the cold window; Wandering, wandering in the rivers and lakes is not shallow.

The first part is full of treasures, and the second part is full of water, which is wonderful. It is said that there is another story in this couplet. In ancient times, there was a scholar who stayed in an inn for a long time and was a little bored.

It happened that the proprietress of the inn was a little feminine, so the scholar had an idea, so the scholar specially wrote this first part and gave it to the proprietress, saying that it was for the proprietress to help with the second part. In fact, it was a drunkard's sake and wanted to attract the proprietress.

Who knows that the proprietress doesn't like this poor scholar at all, and soon made a couplet: "Wandering around the world, the rivers and lakes are not shallow." Similarly, it is wishful thinking to say that this scholar has no vision. When the scholar saw the second couplet, his face turned red in an instant and he was ashamed to live in this inn.