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Think for yourself! Don't rely on others.
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Su Shi's "Huanxi Sha" expresses the author's thoughts and feelings of being positive and self-improving even if he is old, in this poem, the author describes for us the beautiful scenery that the poet saw in Qingquan Temple in the twilight of spring, and expressed his open-minded feelings of being old and strong, not admitting defeat and not accepting old age.
The original text of the full word is as follows:
Huanxi Shakai Qiao.
The file is instructed to visit the Qingquan Temple of Qishui, the temple is near the Lanxi, and the stream flows westward.
The blue buds under the mountain are short dipping streams, and the sand road between the pines is clean and mud-free. Xiao Xiao twilight rain Zizi cried.
Who knows that there is nothing less in life? The flowing water in front of the door is still in the west! Hugh will sing the yellow chicken with white hair.
Translation: The bluegrass that has just sprouted at the foot of the mountain is soaked in the stream, and the path paved with sand and gravel between the pine trees is very clean, and there is not a trace of dirt on it. At the end of the day, in the drizzle, the sound of the cuckoo crying was heard.
Who said that after life is old, there will be no more teenagers, and the flowing water in front of the door can still flow to the west, don't sigh that you are old and time is gone.
Appreciation: The three sentences in the above film mainly depict the elegant and beautiful scenery around Qingquan Temple, expressing the poet's love for natural beauty. The next film is the poet's straightforward expression of his heart, expressing the author's optimism about aging.
The whole poem shows the author's open-minded and optimistic attitude towards the world, highlighting the inspiration for life principles.
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The lower part erupted into an exhilarating discussion. This kind of discussion is not abstract and conceptual, but a metaphor for the scene, expressing the philosophy of life in a language full of emotion. The two sentences of "who is the way" are evoked by rhetoric and answered by metaphor.
The last two sentences use the individual phenomenon of the stream flowing westward, that is, the feeling of the scene, to express the nostalgia and self-encouragement, expressing the spirit of the lyricist who is old and strong and self-improvement despite the predicament.
In this poem, the scene is written in sparse pen and ink, and the scenery is natural and bright, elegant and poignant; The next film is not only lyrical in figurative language, but also integrates philosophy into the scene lyricism, which enlightens people's minds and is exciting. The lyricist's heroic feelings of going along with the odds, and the positive and optimistic attitude towards life after political disappointment, are inspiring and exciting.
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1. Original text: Huanxi Sha.
The blue buds under Su Shi Mountain are short dipping streams, the sand road between the pines is clean and mud-free, and the rain is crying in the twilight.
Who knows that there is nothing less in life? The flowing water in front of the door is still in the west! Hugh will sing the yellow chicken with white hair.
2. Content: Shang Yun wrote about the scene of prosperity in the countryside after the rain by describing what the author saw and heard on the way to Xie Yu.
The author's yearning and pursuit of life and the future is a call for youthful vitality. It reflects Su Shi's love of life and optimistic character.
Huanxi Sha Su Shi.
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Original text: Huanxi Sha.
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