Returning to the Garden and Pastoral Residence The third expresses Tao Yuanming s thoughts and feeli

Return to the garden and live in the countryside. The three kinds of beans are under the south mountain, and the grass is sparse with bean seedlings.

The place of labor was explained: Nanshan; The fruits of labor: the grass is full of beans and seedlings; The contrast between "sheng" and "rare" shows the characteristics of the author's poor work, and also writes about the hardships of labor.

Morningside is desolate, and returns with the moon and lotus.

The time of the labor was explained: a whole day; Writes about the hardships of labor,""Returning with the Moon and Lotus Hoe" writes that although the poet who returns from labor is alone, he is accompanied by a bright moon. Under the moon, the poet carries a hoe.

Walking through waist-deep grass, a beautiful "picture of returning to the plough under the moon" suggests that this hardship is happy in the author's eyes.

The road is narrow and the grass and trees are long, and the evening dew stains my clothes.

wrote about the hardships of labor, and paved the way for the later writing of "clothes are not a pity".

It is not a pity to stain the clothes, but the wish is not violated.

Point out the main idea: wrote about the hardships of labor, but this hardship is happy in the author's opinion, because the yearning for the pastoral life, not bending over for five buckets of rice, and not wanting to go with the world have not been violated, implying the author's love for pastoral life and criticism of the dark social filth of officialdom, reflecting the author's spiritual qualities of noble and proud, happy and happy, and indifferent to fame and fortune.

The language of this poem is very plain and natural. "Planting beans under the south mountain" and "sunset dew staining my clothes", simple as casually speaking, without the slightest decoration. This natural and plain poem is integrated into the mellow artistic conception of the whole poem, which makes the spoken language rise to a verse, so that the plain and poetic mellow of the spoken language are harmoniously unified, forming the plain and mellow artistic characteristics of Tao Shi.

Tao poems are plain and full of fun. The taste of Tao poetry comes from freehand. "Returning with the moon and hoe", although the poet who returned from labor was alone, he was accompanied by a bright moon.

The poet under the moon, carrying a hoe on his shoulder, walked through the waist-deep grass, what a beautiful picture of returning to the plough on a moonlit night! It is filled with the joy of the poet's mood and the pride of retreat. "Planting beans under the south mountain" is a bland sentence, and "returning with the moon and lotus hoeing" is a beautiful sentence; The first sentence is real, and the second sentence is virtual.

The whole poem is complemented by the plain and the beautiful, the real scene and the virtual scene, and the soft and perfect.

It expresses the author's retreat to the mountains and forests and his desire not to lose himself in the dirty real world.

Return to the garden and live in the countryside. There are five songs in total, and the thoughts and feelings expressed are as follows:

The first song expresses the love of nature and freedom.

From the intense weariness of officialdom life, to the idyllic scenery.

The beauty and touching of rural life, the comfort and pleasure of rural life, exudes a sense of relief, and expresses a love for nature and freedom.

The second poem: expresses the tranquility of the countryside and the tranquility of the author's state of mind.

Deliberately writing about the tranquility of rural life, he depicts a quiet and pure world in unpretentious language without ornamentation, showing the tranquility of the countryside and the tranquility of the author's state of mind.

The third song: expresses the happy mood of pastoral life.

It tells the author's activities after returning from farming, expressing his happy and self-satisfied, mellow and sincere feelings.

The fourth song: expresses the love of labor.

The writer's personal participation in labor and his love for labor show that he not only did not reduce his interest in labor because of the hard work of leaving early and returning to the field late, but deepened his feelings for labor and strengthened his determination to return to the field for the rest of his life.

Song 5: Expresses the happy mood after retreating.

It delicately and vividly describes the author's experience of working life in the farmland, and the style is light and elegant, full of the poet's happiness and pride in retreat.

The distinctive characteristics of Tao poems are simplicity and lightness, and the language is condensed and concise.

"Returning to the Garden" depicts the infinite joy of pastoral life after the poet returns to the countryside from officialdom. The joy of returning to the bosom of nature and the disgust of officialdom. The distinctive characteristics of Cao's poems are impassioned and majestic.

"Returning to the Garden" is written by the famous poet Tao Yuanming, a total of 5 poems describe the poet's fresh feelings and heartfelt joy when he returns to the countryside. In the poet's pen, the countryside is an ideal cave against the turbidity of the officialdom, and the ordinary scenes of the peasant houses are all charming and poetic. While the poet depicts the pastoral scenery with white drawing, he also skillfully integrates his own life ideals and personality sentiments.

Everyone is familiar with "Returning to the Garden and Pastoral Home (Part 1)", which is a well-known poem. Tao Yuanming deeply felt that the society around him was full of materialism and fame and fortune, and he had the mentality of not going with the world, and chose to retreat to the mountains and forests.