Let the wind and rain blow outside the door, I'm better than walking around. Sit in front of the court and watch the flowers bloom and fall, and laugh at the clouds rolling in the sky. Is it Su Dongpo

Let the wind and rain blow outside the door, I'm better than walking around. Sit in front of the court and watch the flowers bloom and fall, and laugh at the clouds rolling in the sky. Is it Su Dongpo's poem? This sentence was pieced together by others, of course it was well spelled. "No matter how big the storm is, it is better to walk around." This was written by Mao Zedong when he crossed the Yangtze River.

Original words: only drink Changsha water and eat Wuchang fish. Across the Yangtze River, you can see the endless sky. No matter how stormy it is, it's better to walk around leisurely. You should have a rest today. Zi Zaichuan said: The deceased is like a husband! As soon as the wind blows, the tortoise and snake calm down, and the grand plan has been set. A bridge flies north and south, and the natural barrier becomes a thoroughfare. Set up the stone wall of Xijiang River, cut off the Yu Yun of Wushan, and let Gaoxia go out of Pinghu. The goddess should be safe and sound, and will surprise the world.

"Sit and watch the flowers bloom and fall in front of the court, and laugh at the clouds in the sky." The original text is "Don't be ashamed, watch the flowers bloom and fall in front of the court." This sentence was first recorded in Caigen Tan. "The years are long and busy; The world is broad and humble; Wind, flowers, snow and the moon are idle, and worry is redundant; Tian Xingjian, a gentleman strives for self-improvement; The terrain is Kun, and the gentleman carries things with morality; Don't lose face, just look at the flowers in front of the court; If you have no intention of staying or staying, it is easy to follow the clouds outside. Don't take, don't give, don't dream, don't take, be convenient and happy with others.

But these sentences can be found in Su Shi's original words. Of course, Su Shi's ci also has a prototype, and sporadic words can also be found in Tang poetry. For reference.