Snow Falling Jiangnan expresses what kind of emotions the author has

Gangnam Rainy Gangnam is a description of the rainy season in the Gangnam region. This quote may come from a poem or essay in which the author expresses his emotions by describing the rainy season in the south of the Yangtze River.

The rainy season in Gangnam can be overwhelmingly hot and humid. The author may have expressed his disgust and dissatisfaction with the sweltering heat by describing such a rainy season.

In addition, the rain and rain in Jiangnan may also make people feel warm and longing. For example, during the rainy season, the fields of Wang Zao in Jiangnan will become greener, which may make people feel comfortable and enjoyable. The author may describe such a scene to express his longing and yearning for the beautiful scenery of the south of the Yangtze River.

In short, the rainy Jiangnan of Jiangnan may make people have different emotions, and the author may want to express his dissatisfaction or yearning for the rainy season in Jiangnan through such a description of the stupid Lingma.

The poem "Jiang Xue" expresses the author's unyielding and deep loneliness after being hit.

Background: Jiang Xue was written during Liu Zongyuan's stay in Yongzhou (805-815). In the first year of Yongzhen of Tang Shunzong (805), Liu Zongyuan participated in the Yongzhen Reform Movement launched by Wang Shuwen's group, and implemented political measures to suppress eunuchs internally, control feudal towns externally, and maintain national unity.

However, due to the joint opposition of the reactionary forces, the reform soon failed, and Liu Zongyuan was demoted to the rank of Sima of Yongzhou, exiled for ten years, and actually lived a life of "detention" under control and house arrest. The sinister environmental oppression did not crush him. Politically disadvantaged, he showed the value and ideal aspirations of life through poetry.

This poem is one of the masterpieces.

Original poem: "Jiang Xue" Tang Dynasty: Liu Zongyuan.

Thousands of mountains and birds fly away, and thousands of people disappear.

Lonely boat, fishing alone in the cold river and snow.

Interpretation: All the mountains and birds are cut off; All the roads, there is no trace of people.

The lonely boat on the river, the fisherman wears a hat; Fishing alone, not afraid of snow and ice.

Notes: 1. Absolutely: None, none.

2. Ten thousand paths: imaginary fingers, referring to thousands of roads.

3. Human traces: human footprints.

4. Lonely: Lonely.

5. 蓑笠 (suō lì): 蓑衣 and bucket hat 笠: A hat made of bamboo strips.

6. Alone: Alone.

About the Author; Liu Zongyuan (773-819), a native of Hedong Xie (now Yuncheng, Shanxi), was known as "Liuhedong". In the ninth year of Zhenyuan (793), he was awarded the orthography of the Xiandian Palace, transferred to Lantian Wei, and worshiped the imperial history. Because of his participation in Wang Shuwen Group, after the failure of "Yongzhen Innovation", he was demoted to Yongzhou Sima.

Ten years later, it was moved to Liuzhou Thorn History, so it is also called "Liuliuzhou". Sick and died in office. Liu Zongyuan and Han Yu jointly advocated the ancient literature movement, and called "Han Liu".

His poems and Wei Yingwu are called "Wei Liu". There is "Liuhe East Collection".

The image of this fisherman is a portrayal of the poet himself, and it twists and turns to express the poet's unyielding, fearless, and proud spiritual outlook despite his lonely situation after the failure of political reform.

Don Yanagi Zongyuan.

Thousands of mountains and birds fly away, and thousands of people disappear.

Lonely boat, fishing alone in the cold river and snow.

This is a poem written by Liu Zongyuan after he was demoted to Yongzhou, using the fisherman who fishes alone in the cold river to express his lonely and depressed mood.

The artistic conception of this poem is very exquisite, and the poet uses the technique of contrast and foiling: the breadth of thousands of mountains and paths sets off the insignificance of the lonely boat old man; The silence of the bird is compared with the fun of the old man fishing; The tranquility and coldness of the picture sets off the surging emotions of the characters. The lonely and independent old man is actually a portrayal of the poet's mood.

I personally like this song "Jiang Xue" by Liu Zongyuan in the Tang Dynasty very much. This poem describes a very beautiful artistic conception: at a glance, the mountains stand proudly, on the ground, with no people and no birds; There is only one old man who "fishes alone in the cold river and snow".

Using symbolic techniques, he unreservedly expressed his heart of returning to the countryside and being alone.

There is no snow in every quatrain, and there is snow in every sentence; Write the scene every sentence, and lyrical every sentence. The scene blends together, and the author's unique character is vividly displayed in the short text. The poet uses a covert writing technique here, entitled "Jiang Xue", but the first three sentences never contain the word "snow", and only at the end of the sentence does he point out "snow", making a small echo of the poem's title.

The artistic conception is beautiful and ethereal, and the meaning is profound and far-reaching, which can be called the eternal "fishing".

Although the opening sentence "thousands of mountains and birds fly away, and thousands of paths and people disappear", although there is no "snow", but there is "snow" everywhere between the lines, because the heavy snow blocks all the mountains and rivers, so that the birds do not fly, and the people do not, not only write "snow", but also highlight the "snow" of the big. Look at the sky, even the birds don't go out to feed; Looking at the road, you can't even see the footprints of people, highlighting the size of the "snow" and the cold of the sky. Why does the poet start by rendering such a cold background of ice and snow?

Its purpose is nothing more than to highlight the old man who is fishing on the lonely boat in the cold river in the snow, highlight the loneliness of the old fisherman, highlight the solitude of the old man, and highlight the valuable character of the old man who does not want to go with the world. We can't be sure that the old man in the poet's work is Liu Hedong himself, but we can be sure that his complex emotions after being degraded are incorporated into his works. What is the old man fishing in the ice and snow?

Is it just for fishing? Is it fishing season in the snow and ice, and can you catch fish? We might as well go back, Liu Zongyuan was in Yongzhou at that time because he was degraded, whether in the interpersonal relationship or in the official career, he was in an extremely lonely and lonely situation, and the country's government was also in an extremely gloomy time, so we said that the old man in the poem should be fishing for a kind of loneliness, fishing for a kind of loneliness, fishing for a kind of arrogant state of mind, fishing for an ideal and wish, fishing for the coming whole spring.

Moreover, from the old man's lonely fishing, what we see "is a beautiful landscape painting, a profound philosophical taste, a revelation of the poet's own heart, a flash of personality." In particular, the poet's stubborn attitude in the face of adversity, his quiet and detached state of mind, and his arrogant personality* almost became the spiritual home pursued by the ancient literati. "Poetry is like its person, and its environment is like its heart.

I don't know if you're talking about Liu Zongyuan's "Jiang Xue": Thousands of mountains and birds fly away, and thousands of people disappear. Lonely boat, fishing alone in the cold river and snow.

In the first year of Yongzhen of Tang Shunzong (805), Liu Zongyuan, Liu Yuxi and others participated in the rectification and reform movement led by Wang Shuwen, but after the failure, Wang Shuwen was killed, and Liu, Liu and others were also exiled. This poem is probably written against the backdrop of the unrealizability of personal political ideals and the domination of the country by eunuchs and feudal towns, reflecting the author's noble feelings of loneliness and unwillingness to go along with it.

This is the easy answer (if you don't want to write too many words, you can take my answer): the snow in the south of the Yangtze River is moist and beautiful, colorful, contains life, and reveals vitality. The snow in the south of the Yangtze River pours the author's nostalgia for his hometown and his yearning and pursuit of beautiful ideals.

"Jiang Xue" is Liu Zongyuan's work after being demoted to Yongzhou, and it has always been praised by people. This little poem is based on Jingyanzhi. The author uses extremely refined writing to outline the scene of a fisherman fishing alone on the snowy cold river, artistically summarizing the sinister political environment in which he lived at that time, and showing his strong will to not be afraid and not to succumb to the dark forces, and the noble quality of different currents.