Appreciate any good poem. Appreciate a poem.

Overnight at the mountain temple.

Don Li Bai. The dangerous building is 100 feet high, and you can pick the stars by hand.

I dare not raise my voice, for fear of frightening the people in heaven.

Remarks Dangerous Building: A high-rise building, which refers to a temple built on the top of a mountain.

100 feet: imaginary finger, not a real number, here describes the building is very high.

Stars: A collective term for the stars in the sky. Fear: I'm afraid.

Translation How tall is the temple on the mountain, and a person can reach out and pick up the stars in the sky as soon as he reaches out on the upper floor. I didn't dare to speak out loud for fear of alarming the gods in the sky.

Appreciation: Staying in the Mountain Temple at Night" is a short poem written by Li Bai about his travels.

The first sentence depicts the steepness and towering of the temple tower. At the beginning of a "danger" word, it is very conspicuous and eye-catching, and the clever combination of the word "high" in the same sentence is accurately, vividly and vividly depicted the extraordinary momentum of the mountain temple standing on the top of the mountain and looking at the world.

The second sentence uses extremely exaggerated techniques to highlight the towering clouds of the mountain temple. The words lead the reader's aesthetic gaze to the brilliant night sky of Xinghan, not only does it give people a sense of spaciousness, but it arouses people's yearning for the towering "dangerous building" with the beauty of the starry night.

From the poet's "dare not" and deep "fear" psychology, we can fully imagine the proximity between the "mountain temple" and the "heavenly man", so that the height of the mountain temple is self-evident.

Here, the poet uses his imagination to exaggerate the strange height of the mountain temple, so as to present a magnificent building that is almost unimaginable in front of us.

Thinking about Li Bai in the quiet night.

The bright moonlight in front of the bed is suspected to be frost on the ground.

Raise your head to look at the bright moon and bow your head to think of your hometown.

Notes]:1Silent Night Thoughts: Thoughts caused by the quiet night.

2.Suspicion: Suspicion, thought.

3.Raise your head: Look up.

Rhyme]: The bright moonlight sprinkled in front of the bed, and it was suspected that it was autumn frost.

Look up ** bright moon and bright moon, bow your head and think about it.

Appreciation 1]: This poem is written about the feeling of missing hometown on a silent moonlit night.

The first two lines of the poem, "The bright moonlight in front of the bed, suspected to be frost on the ground", are the illusions that the poet generated in a moment in the specific environment of being a guest in a foreign country. A person who is alone in a foreign country, busy during the day, can still dilute the sorrow, but in the dead of night, it is inevitable that the heart will be flooded with waves of homesickness. Not to mention that it is a moonlit night, let alone a moonlit autumn night.

The word "doubt" in "Suspicion is frost on the ground" vividly expresses the poet's first awakening from sleep, and in a trance, he mistook the cold moonlight shining in front of the bed for the thick frost spread on the ground. The word "frost" is used even better, which not only describes the brightness of the moonlight, but also expresses the coldness of the season, and also highlights the poet's loneliness and desolation in a foreign land.

The last two sentences of the poem, "Raise your head to look at the bright moon and bow your head to think of your hometown", deepen your homesickness through the portrayal of your actions and demeanor. The word "hope" corresponds to the word "doubt" in the previous sentence, indicating that the poet has turned from haze to sobriety, and he stares at the moon with his head long, and can't help but think that his hometown is also under the light of this bright moon at this moment. So naturally led to the conclusion of "bow your head and miss your hometown".

The action of "bowing the head" depicts the poet in complete contemplation. And the word "Si" leaves readers with a rich imagination: the fathers and brothers, relatives and friends in that hometown, the mountains and rivers, grass and trees in that hometown, and the ...... of the passing years and the pastIt's all in my thoughts.

The content of the word "thought" is too rich.

Let's use "Silent Night Thoughts", it's relatively simple.

The author writes from the perspective of hearing and visual, respectively, that the autumn nights are long and difficult to sleep. Through the scene, it expresses the loneliness of the lonely woman in the boudoir and the feeling of missing her husband.

Personal recommendation: Luo Dayou's "Love Song 1990", listen to it.