A comparison of the artistic techniques of Wang Wei s Sending Yuan Er Envoy Anxi and Xu Hun s Xie

Wang Wei's second envoy Anxi expressed the deep affection between the author and his friends, including the reluctance to meet his friends, the melancholy of not knowing the time of seeing each other, and the worry about the future of his friends.

Original text: Send Yuan Er envoy Anxi.

Wang Wei Tang Dynasty

Weicheng is light and dusty towards the rain, and the guest house is green and willow-colored.

Persuade you to have a glass of wine, and there is no reason to go out of Yangguan in the west.

This poem was written by Wang Wei when he sent his friends to the Northwest Frontier, and later a musician composed a music, called "Yangguan Three Stacks". Yuan Er was ordered to send an envoy to Anxi to protect the palace, and Wang Wei went to Weicheng to write this poem.

Short answer: The scenery in "Sending Yuan Er to Anxi" is fresh, natural and even bright as a whole. First, the light rain in the early morning moistened the light dust, and secondly, the green willow trees beside the guest house took on a new color.

Expansion: Send Yuan II to Anxi.

Don Wangwei. Weicheng is light and dusty towards the rain, and the guest house is green and willow-colored.

Persuade you to have a glass of wine, and there is no reason to go out of Yangguan in the west.

The reason is that the scenes depicted in these two poems are relatively similar, and they are also a blessing to their friends and an expectation of their friends.

The unbearable feelings of the people who write in the west out of Yangguan, the unbearable feelings of the people who are drunk and sober and send the dust to be closed far away, these two poems are all through the hand without telling the farewell feelings, and the feelings after the farewell in the last sentence are overflowing with words and boring expressions, with the love complex scene, which is very moving.

I think the main thing is that the opinions expressed by the two of them are relatively the same, and the things described are all farewells, and the writing is very good.

Sending Yuan Er Envoy Anxi" is a poem written by Wang Wei, a poet in the Tang Dynasty of China, when he sent a friend to the Northwest Frontier. It was in the Tang Dynasty, and once, Wang Wei's friend Yuan Er was ordered to send an envoy to Anxi, so Wang Wei made a trip for him in Weicheng.

On that day, there was a light rain in the sky, the usual flying dust was covered by the drizzle, the air was fresh and moist, and the rows of inns were also washed away by the rain. Next to the inn, the new leaves of the willow tree look even more verdant in the drizzle. In front of him, the willow is in front of him, and the feeling of farewell arises spontaneously.

Yuan Er went to Anxi, starting from the west of Chang'an City, crossing Longshan, then crossing the Hexi Corridor, and then entering Anxi. The road is far away, thousands of rivers and mountains.

At the farewell feast, the poet naturally thought that as soon as they parted, they would be separated from each other, and it would be difficult to meet, and they had already drunk countless glasses of farewell wine. In the end, Wang Wei poured another full cup and raised it to Yuan Er: "Please have another drink!" ”

Yuan Er was already a little overwhelmed, so he wanted to excuse himself, but then Wang Wei burst out of his heartfelt words: "Friend, you must know that after walking out of Yangguan, Cong Yan will no longer have old friends!" If you want to get together like this again, it's impossible to have a good drink, how can you not do it all?

Yuan Er was very moved after hearing this, and drank the wine in the cup with a tilt of his neck.

At this time, Wang Wei wrote "Sending Yuan Er Envoy Anxi": infiltrating the coarse sedan.

Weicheng is light and dusty towards the rain, and the guest house is green and willow-colored.

Persuade you to have a glass of wine, and there is no reason to go out of Yangguan in the west.

The first two lines of the poem describe the time, place, and atmosphere of the farewell. Three or four sentences are a whole, and the master's sentence that seems to blurt out the exhortation is a concentrated expression of the strong and deep feelings of farewell at this moment.

This poem describes the most universal kind of parting. It has no special background, but has its own deep feelings of farewell, which makes it suitable for the vast majority of farewell banquet singing, and later compiled into Yuefu, becoming the most popular and longest-sung song.

Wang Wei's "Sending Yuan Er Envoy Anxi" is a farewell poem, which is lyrical through the description of the scenery, Weicheng is light and dusty in the rain, and the green willow color of the guest house is new, which is a description of the scenery, highlighting the time of farewell, the morning rain and the willow color are commonly used to set off the scenery of farewell, persuade the gentleman to have a glass of wine, and there is no reason to go out of Yangguan in the west, These two sentences are lyrical expressions of the author's nostalgia and attachment to his friends.