诗如猪肉苏轼性好猪肉,其烹制的猪肉当时就有“东坡肉”的美称,所以也曾以猪肉喻诗。当时的诗坛,论诗往往好高骛远,不合实际;评论到诗史,也以为宋不如唐,唐不如汉魏六朝,汉魏六朝不如诗三百篇。针对这种实际,苏轼很风趣地说:“终日说龙肉,不如食猪肉。”直把他喜好的佳肴比为诗了。苏轼的比喻看似很俗,其实不然。因为: Poems such as pork, pork, pork, and pork cooked at the time had the reputation of “Dongpo meat”. At the time of the poetry, poetry was often far-reaching and unrealistic. When commenting on the history of poetry, he thought that Song was not as good as Tang. Tang was not as good as the Han and Wei Six Dynasties, and the Han, Wei, and Six Dynasties were inferior to 300 poems. In view of this reality, Su Shi said very humorously: “To say that dragon meat is better than eating pork all the time.” He straightened his favorite food to poetry. Su Shi’s metaphor seems to be very common, but it is not. because: