May I ask an ancient poem, what kind of ancient poem is this?

Far up the cold mountain stone path slope, Baiyunsheng has a home. Parking sits in love with the maple forest in the evening, and the frost leaves are red in February. Diagonal reading"xia "Baiyunsheng has a home", writes about clouds, writes about people.

The poet's gaze followed the mountain road all the way up, and where the white clouds floated, there were several stone houses and stone walls made of mountain stones. The "people" here correspond to the "stone path" in the previous sentence, and this mountain path is the passage for those families to go up and down, right? This organically links the two scenes.

There are white clouds around, indicating that the mountain is very high. The poet uses the technique of crossing the clouds and breaking the ridge to let this piece of white clouds cover the reader's sight, but it leaves people room for imagination: above the white clouds, there are mountains outside the clouds, there must be another scenery, right?

The Tang Dynasty is thousands of years away from today, and there is a homophone that is difficult to be precise - the depth and the place of life are equally meaningful, I think it's good.

1.Read: "xia" rhymes with the following "home", which must not be wrong in ancient times.

2.The white clouds are "born". The ancients believed that the clouds came out of caves in high mountains, such as Tao Yuanming's"The clouds have no intention of going out, and the birds are tired of flying and know how to return." "There are people everywhere in Bai Yunsheng"This is the meaning of "people" who are far away from the world.

xie, our teacher also encountered it when he was teaching "Jihai Miscellaneous Poems", he asked us to use modern pronunciation, ancient pronunciation just for rhyme.

There are people everywhere in Bai Yunsheng

Read "xie".

It should be "raw".

"Deep" may be a mistake.

It should be xia and"There are people everywhere in Bai Yunsheng"

It's xie, our teacher said that life is what it means to be in.

Here read xia, "oblique" even in the ancient language also read xie, just in the reading xia is to cooperate with the rhyme, just like the yellow nest "stay until the autumn of September 8, I will kill a hundred flowers after the flowers bloom" should be September 9, saying "September 8" is purely for the rhyme; and Liu Fangping's "Darker Moonlight Half Family, Beidou Lang Gan Nandou Oblique" is the same, the oblique word is also pronounced xia, for no other reason, it is purely to suppress the rhyme.

There are people in the depths of the white clouds.

We went to high school where we went to high school, and the teacher said xie

It should be pronounced "xia", and "xia" is an ancient sound. Nowadays, the textbooks may have been changed to "xie", because the reading of ancient pronunciation is not recommended now. But you still have to read the ancient sound to know that it rhymes, which is more aesthetically pleasing.

As for "there are people in Baiyunsheng" and "there are people in the depths of Baiyun", there are two different versions. See references below.

Birdsong stream

Wang Wei disturbed Tang

People are idle and osmanthus falls, and the night is quiet and the spring mountain is empty.

The moonrise frightens the mountain birds, and the blind source sings in the spring stream. Sanshendan

The moonrise startles the mountain birds.

From Wang Wei's "Birdsong Stream".

Birdsong streamPeople are idle and osmanthus falls, and the night is quiet and the spring mountain is empty. The moonrise frightens the mountain birds, and the spring stream sings.