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相思令•吳山青 宋詞 ／林逋 Lin Bu (Chinese poet during the Northern Song dynasty)
吳山青，越山青。兩岸青山相送迎，爭忍有離情？
君淚盈，妾淚盈。羅帶同心結未成，江頭潮已平。
Everlasting Longing
The northern hills so green, The southern hills were green, They saw your boats which comes and go river between. How can be bear that grief at parting is so keen?
Tears streaming from your eyes, Tears streaming of mine too, We tried to tie love together but in vain. Seeing the tide subsided peacefully.
ps. 林逋 Lin Bu (967 or 968—1028) Chinese poet 他出生於儒學世家，恬淡好古，早年曾遊歷於江淮等地，隱居西湖孤山，終生不仕不娶，惟喜植梅養鶴，自謂 「以梅為妻，以鶴為子」，人稱「梅妻鶴子」。
* Ink painting of Lin Bu(林逋) by Kanō Sansetsu (狩野 山雪 1589–1651 Japanese), Edo period, 17th century.
* Ink painting by 清代著名嶺南書畫家和詩人 (Chinese 1747-1799) Li Jian (黎簡).
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[image description: photo is a screenshot of a tweet by Oklahoma Department of Wildlife with an image of a mountain lion, laying on its back looking at the camera in thick snow with a dusting of snow on the animal. The tweet reads: YOU are cold. They have fur. Do not let inside.]
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this isnt a video but if your either of you are okays with it, please rate this lil homies snowball
10/10 very round and gorgeous. Japanese macaques will frequently roll snowballs for fun, and this one is a pro ❤️
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[image description: image is a flow chart entitled " You can put an end to this: never pay to pet a cub" the chart starts with a drawing of a tiger cub head with a hand touching it. There are 6 arrows that flow from the start, in order from left to right:
1. Drawing of 3 small tigers, "constant breeding to supply cubs" arrow leads to image of a hand holding a sack with and a hand taking it, "injection of assets into the illegal wildlife trade"
2. Drawing of tiger skin rug and bottles, "older tigers sold for parts" arrow splits to two first leading back to "injection of assets into the illegal wildlife trade", and an drawn image of a bottle above 3 outstretched hands, "increases size of tiger product market" arrow to drawn image of a bear trap, "more poaching: wild tiger products preferred over captive"
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5. Drawn image of hands counting a large stack of money, "masquerading as non-profits takes away from legit organizations"
6. Drawing of the globe and a tiger head on it, "irresponsible breeding hurts gene pool"
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My #1 post of 2022
My absolute FAVORITE piece of art right now,
Monkey Seated on Rocks Above the Sea
Kano Sansetsu (1589 - 1651)
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I just love his little face
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Kanō Sansetsu (Japanese, 1589-1651)
Owl on the Pine
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“Song of Lasting Sorrow (Chōgonka gakan) 長恨歌圖” 下 Scroll 2, Late 1640s by Japanese artist Kanō Sansetsu 狩野山雪 (1589–1651)
Collection of Chester Beatty Library
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From The Met's public domain archive. Kano Sansetsu (Japanese, 1589–1651) "Old Plum" The massive black trunk of an ancient plum tree with bending, twisting branches spans nearly sixteen feet across four sliding panels. The reptilian old tree sprouts blossoms, which convey the atmosphere of a cold early spring morning and symbolize birth and renewal. These panels originally formed one wall of a room in the Tenshōin, a subtemple of Myōshinji, a Zen temple in Kyoto. During the 1880s, they were sold to a private collector and trimmed at the top to conform to the smaller dimensions of his home. I have united the panels in a single image. #zazzle #zazzlemade #happyPuppy #design #Japan #oldplum #plum #art #kanosanstesu (at The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York) https://www.instagram.com/p/CDYI3QuHbej/?igshid=10mfe76hybsos
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Kanō Sansetsu (Japanese, 1589-1651)
Tiger Drinking from a Raging River
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Kanō Sansetsu (Japanese, 1589-1651)
Monkey on a Branch
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“Song of Lasting Sorrow (Chōgonka gakan) 長恨歌圖” 上 Scroll 1, Late 1640s by Japanese artist Kanō Sansetsu 狩野山雪 (1589–1651)
Collection of Chester Beatty Library
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