How to appreciate Plug and Listen to the Flute .

Plug it up and listen to the flute" is a work by the Tang Dynasty poet Gao Shi.

The full text is: Xuejing Hu Tian herded the horses back, and the moon was bright and Qiang was between the buildings.

By asking where the plum blossoms fall, the wind blows all night over the mountain.

Appreciation] The first two sentences are written in the real scene: Hu Tianbeidi, the ice and snow melt, it is the season of horse herding. In the evening, the warriors returned with their horses, and the sky shone the ...... of the bright moonAt the beginning, it creates a peaceful and tranquil atmosphere that is rarely seen in Biansai's poems, which has a lot to do with the words "snow clean" and "horse herding", which sets a cheerful and magnificent tone for the whole poem.

In such a vast and clear night, I don't know that the garrison played the Qiang flute, which was the familiar tune of "Plum Blossom Falling". The three or four sentences of the poem are close to "whose jade flute flies darkly, scattered into the spring breeze and fills Los Angeles", which means that the wind spreads the flute music, and the sound is all over Guanshan overnight, and the realm is moving. And this virtual scene contains synaesthesia, that is, the component of "thinking about shapes" by listening to music.

Soldiers listen to the music and think of the plum blossoms in their hometown, and think of the fall of plum blossoms. The sentence also contains a feeling of homesickness. However, this homesickness is not low, which is not only determined by the optimistic and cheerful tone set by the first sentence, but also about the prosperous Tang Dynasty.

Plug it up and listen to the flute" is a work by the Tang Dynasty poet Gao Shi. This poem uses a bright and beautiful tone and rich and wonderful imagination to depict a beautiful and moving picture of spring outside the Saiwai, reflecting the serene and tranquil side of Biansai's life. The poet adopts the technique of combining the virtual and the real, and between the staggered of the virtual and the real, and the time and space shuttle, the soldier's ambition to fight on the border and the feeling of homesickness are organically linked and unified, forming a beautiful and euphemistic and moving picture.

The whole poem contains a homesick mood but is not gloomy, expressing the pride of the Tang Dynasty, and is a masterpiece in the Biansai poems.

Plug in and listen to the flute: It expresses the poet's feelings of longing for his parents and longing for peace.

The poet of this poem depicts a beautiful and moving picture of spring outside the Cypriot Palace, reflecting the quiet and peaceful side of Biansai's life.

Original: Plug up and listen to the flute.

Gao Shi Tang Dynasty

The snow is clean and the sky is herding the horses, and the moon is bright and the Qiang flute is between the buildings.

By asking where the plum blossoms fall, the wind blows all night over the mountain.

Translation: The snow and ice have melted, and the invading Hu soldiers have quietly returned. The moonlight was bright, and the melodious sound of the flute echoed among the towers. Where does the "Plum Blossom Song" full of love drift to? It seems to fall like a plum blossom all over Guanshan with the wind.

"Plugging and Listening to the Flute" is also known as "Listening to the Flute at the Gate of Wang Qiyumen", this poem expresses the poet's homesickness and the emotion of the ambition of the border.

and Wang Qiyumen closed to listen to the flute

Tang Dynasty Gao Shi.

Original text: Xuejing Hu Tian herded the horses back, and the moon was bright and Qiang was between the buildings.

By asking where the plum blossoms fall, the wind blows all night over the mountain.

Translation: The Hu people played the Qiang flute and sounded between the towers, and the scene above the towers was depressed and the moonlight was leisurely. How many pieces of music are there? The long wind blows for thousands of miles, and it is sprinkled all over Guanshan overnight.

It expresses the poet's longing for his family and his desire for peace.

Plugging and listening to the flute expresses the poet's longing for peace in his family.

It expresses the poet's longing for his mother and his desire for peace.

It expresses the poet's longing for his hometown.