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1. Ambiguous and distant village, smoke in the ruins. The village looms in the distance, and the smoke of the village rises.
2, [from] Eastern Jin Dynasty Tao Yuanming "Returning to the Garden without Hongtianju".
One. 3. "Ambiguous and distant village, smoke in the ruins." These two sentences write about the villages in the distance of the villages.
Because the village is in the distance, it looks faint, so it is described as "Nuan Nuan", which means dim and unclear. "Yiyi" is a gentle appearance of shouting, and the smoke in the village curls up in the breeze and looks very soft, so it is described as "Yiyi". The rural scenery described here is very ordinary, and the language is very simple, but the reader can experience a natural taste in it.
Su Shi of the Song Dynasty. To say that these poems are "like a master craftsman carrying catties, without axe chisel marks" means that it is naturally formed in art and has no traces of carving.
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Hello, warm and distant people's sip village, the smoke in the ruins means that the houses of the neighboring villages in the distance are faintly visible, and the smoke wafts above the village. In 405 A.D. (the first year of Emperor Yixi of the Eastern Jin Dynasty), Tao Yuanming made a county order in Pengze, Jiangxi, but for more than 80 days, he claimed that he was unwilling to "bend his waist to the children in the township for five buckets of rice", and went home with his friend's handprint. Since then, he has ended his life of being hidden and involuntarily, and he has ended up in the countryside.
Ambiguous and distant village, smoke in the ruins. "Ambiguous, it is a blurred appearance, the villages are far apart, so it seems blurry, just like when a Chinese painter paints a distant scene, he often likes to hook a few strokes of ink. Yiyi, describing the smoke rising gently and slowly.
The scenery described in these two sentences gives people a sense of calm and serenity, as if the world is not disturbed by any force.
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1. Ambiguous and distant village, smoke in the ruins. The village looms in the distance, and the smoke of the village rises.
2, [from] Eastern Jin Dynasty Tao Yuanming "Returning to the Garden and Pastoral Home" one.
3. "Ambiguous and distant village, smoke in the ruins." These two sentences write about the villages in the far side of the countryside. Because the village is far away from the dry and infiltrated place, it looks faint, so it is described as "Nuan Nuan", which means dim and unclear.
"Yiyi" is a gentle appearance, and the smoke in the village curls up in the breeze and looks very soft, so it is described as "Yiyi". The rural scenery described here is very ordinary, and the language is very simple, but the reader can experience the natural taste of shouting and selling seeds. Su Shi of the Song Dynasty said that these poems "are like a master craftsman's catty, without axe chisel marks", which means that it is not grand and natural in art, and there is no trace of carving.