Who wrote the ancient poem Lotus with no rain cover ?

Year]: Song [Author]: Su Shi [Works]:

Gift to Liu Jingwen [content]: There is no rain cover for the lotus, and there are still proud frost branches in the chrysanthemum. A good year must be remembered, the most orange, yellow, orange and green.

The lotus leaves are gone, and the leaves and rhizomes like an umbrella to protect them from the rain are no longer as slim as in summer; The chrysanthemums have also withered, but the tall chrysanthemum branches still look vigorous in the cold wind. Don't think that the good times of the year are over, you have to remember that the most beautiful scenery is in the early winter orange and orange green season! This poem was written by the poet as a gift to a friend.

The first two lines of the poem describe the scene, grasping the "lotus end" and "chrysanthemum remnant" to depict the bleak scene of late autumn and early winter. "Nothing" and "still have" form a strong contrast, highlighting the image of chrysanthemums proud of frost and cold. The last two sentences reveal the purpose of the poem.

It shows that although the winter scenery is bleak and cold, it also has a fruitful, ripe and bumper harvest, which is precisely incomparable with other seasons. The poet writes like this, it is used as a metaphor for people in the prime of life, although youth has passed, but it is also a mature life, the best stage of great achievements, encourage friends to cherish this good time, optimistic, unremitting efforts, do not be depressed, self-indulgence. Su Shi's "Gift to Liu Jingwen" was made in the fifth year of Yuanyou (1090) when Su Shi was serving as Zhizhou in Hangzhou.

Tiaoxi Yuyin Cong Words" said that this poem sings about the early winter scenery, "the song is wonderful". Although the poem was written for Liu Jingwen, it was an early winter scene, and there was not a single word about Liu's own moral articles. This does not seem to be the proper meaning of the title, but in fact, the author's genius lies in the praise of Liu's character and discipline that is imperceptibly blended into the description of the early winter scene.

Because in the author's opinion, the most beautiful scenery of the year is the orange, yellow, orange and green early winter scenery. The orange tree, like the pine and cypress, is the most representative of man's noble character and steadfastness.

Gift Liu Jingwen Song Su Shi The lotus has no rain cover, and the chrysanthemum still has proud frost branches. A good year must be remembered, the most orange, yellow, orange and green.

The lotus is gone, and the rain cover is the meaning of the lotus flower withering and the lotus leaf withering.

Source: From the Northern Song Dynasty writer Su Shi's "Gift to Liu Jingwen".

"Gift to Liu Jingwen" is a seven-character quatrain composed by the Northern Song Dynasty writer Su Shi. This poem was written in the fifth year of Yuan You (1090 AD) and is an encouragement poem for his friend Liu Jingwen. The first half of this poem says that "the lotus is full of chrysanthemums" still needs to maintain the temperament of proud snow and frost, and the second half of the poem encourages friends through "orange, yellow, orange and green" that difficulties are only temporary, optimistic, and do not be depressed.

Appreciation:

The poem is about the scenery of early winter. In order to highlight "orange, yellow, orange and green, the best scenery of the year, the poet first used highly generalized pen and ink to depict a picture of the end of autumn: the lotus pond lotus that used to be green leaves and red flowers reflecting the sun has long since faded red, and the withered stems and leaves can no longer hold up the green umbrella to shield from the wind and rain.

The remnant chrysanthemum of the independent sparse hedge, although there is a residual fragrance, but there is no full leaf on the branches, only the tall branches fight the wind and frost, and they are still strong. The natural world is diverse, and throughout the year, flowers bloom and fall, which can be said to be different from season to season, month to month. Here, the poet only chooses lotus and chrysanthemum, two flowers that dominate in summer and autumn respectively, and writes about their decay to set off the cold heart of orange and orange.

The poet's genius also lies in the fact that he does not simply write about the withering of lotus and chrysanthemum flowers, but extends his description to lotus leaves and chrysanthemum branches. This is because, among the hundred flowers, "only the green lotus and the red lotus" are "this flower and this leaf look like each other" (Li Shangyin's "Gift Lotus").

There is no rain cover for the lotus.

The lotus flowers withered, and even the lotus leaves that rained withered.

There is no rain cover for the lotus, and there are still proud frost branches in the chrysanthemum.

From Su Shi's "Gift to Liu Jingwen" in the Song Dynasty

There is no rain cover for the lotus, and there are still proud frost branches in the chrysanthemum.

A good year must be remembered, the most orange, yellow, orange and green.

The lotus flowers withered, and even the lotus leaves of the rain withered, and only the branches of the chrysanthemums that had broken were still proud of the frost.

The best time of the year to remember is the end of autumn and the beginning of winter, when oranges are golden and oranges are green.

The rain cover is from Liu Jingwen.

The translation is as follows: The lotus flower withered, and even the lotus leaves of the rain withered, and only the branches of the chrysanthemums that had broken were still proud of the frost. The best time of the year to remember is in late autumn and early winter, when oranges are golden and oranges are green.

This poem was written by the poet as a gift to his friend Liu Jingwen. The first two lines of the poem describe the scene, grasping the "lotus end" and "chrysanthemum remnant" to depict the bleak scene of late autumn and early winter. "Nothing" and "still have" form a strong contrast, highlighting the image of chrysanthemums proud of frost and cold.

The last two sentences reveal the purpose of the poem.

1. The poetry of "Gift to Liu Jingwen":

It expresses the broad mind of the attacker and the exhortation and support of friends in the same predicament, and supports the words and aspirations of the people, and the artistic conception is lofty.

2, the full poem of "Gift to Liu Jingwen".

There is no rain cover for the lotus, and there are still proud frost branches in the chrysanthemum.

A good year must be remembered, it is the time of orange, yellow, orange and green.

3. Annotations. The lotus leaves are gone, and the leaves and rhizomes like an umbrella to protect them from the rain are no longer as slim as in summer;

The chrysanthemums have also withered, but the tall chrysanthemum branches still look vigorous in the cold wind.

Don't think that the good times of the year are over, you have to remember that the most beautiful scenery is in the early winter orange, yellow, orange and green season!

Lotus: The lotus flower withers, decays and withers. Qing: Lift, lift up. Rain cover: formerly known as the umbrella, the poem is a metaphor for the stretching of lotus leaves.

Chrysanthemum remnant: Chrysanthemum withering. Jude: Still. Aoshuang: Not afraid of frost and cold, strong and unyielding.

Jun: Originally referred to ancient kings, and later generally referred to the honorific title for men, you. Remember: Always remember.

Exactly: a work "the most". Orange, yellow, orange and green: refers to the time when the orange turns yellow and the orange will be yellow and green, referring to the end of autumn and the beginning of winter in the lunar calendar.