What does the willow wind in the third sentence of the quatrain of the monk Zhinan mean? 5

Updated on culture 2024-04-06
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  1. Anonymous users2024-02-07

    The willow wind is the wind of early spring.

    Quatrain The ancient wood is tied with a short canopy in the shade, and the cane helps me cross the east of the bridge.

    The clothes want to wet the apricot blossom rain, and the wind blows the willow wind.

    This little poem writes about the joy of the poet's spring outing with a cane in the breeze and drizzle.

    The poet walked with a cane, but said that "the cane helps me", which is to personify the cane, as if it is a companion who can be relied on, silently helping people forward, giving people a sense of intimacy and security, so that the old monk is very happy, and happily passes through the small bridge, all the way to the east. The scenery of the east of the bridge and the west of the bridge may not be very different, but for the poets of the spring outing, the artistic conception and taste are quite different from east to west. "East" is sometimes synonymous with "spring", for example, the god of spring is called Dongjun, and Dongfeng refers to the spring breeze.

    The poet crossed the bridge and traveled eastward, just as the east wind was blowing, no matter west, north, or south, there was no such poetry.

    The last two lines of the poem are particularly wonderful: "Apricot blossom rain", early spring rain "willow wind", early spring wind. This is more beautiful and picturesque than "drizzle" and "Japanese wind".

    The willow branches ripple in the wind, giving people the impression that the spring breeze is born from the willows, and the rain in early spring is called "apricot blossom rain", which is exactly the same as calling the rain in early summer "yellow plum rain". "Xiaolou listened to the spring rain overnight, and sold apricot blossoms in the Ming Dynasty in the deep alleys", in the early years of the Southern Song Dynasty, the great poet Lu You had linked apricot blossoms and spring rain. "Wet clothes", using clothes to describe the drizzle in early spring as if there is no wet, but also to see the subtlety of the perception and the delicacy of the model.

    Imagine the poet walking eastward with a cane, all the way red apricots are scorching, the green willows are fluttering, the drizzle is stained with clothes, it seems to be wet but not wet, and the wind is blowing in the face, and there is no sense of chill, what kind of impatient and comfortable spring hiking is this!

    Some people can't help but think that the old monk walked down with such enthusiasm and enjoyed it, and when he remembered that he should return, he was afraid that he would lose his physical strength, and even the quinoa staff would not move him, right? Don't worry about it. The first line of the poem says:

    The ancient wood is a short canopy in the shade. "Isn't a canopy just a boat? The old monk originally came along the stream in a small boat, and the boat was under the old tree by the stream, waiting for him to untie the cable and return to the temple.

  2. Anonymous users2024-02-06

    Willow wind means "spring breeze".

  3. Anonymous users2024-02-05

    "The wind blows the willow and the willow wind".

    Translation: The breeze of early spring blows in your face, and you don't feel a hint of chill.

    "Apricot blossom rain", rain in early spring.

    willow wind", the wind of early spring.

    Song Shi Zhinan.

    The ancient wood is tied with a short canopy in the shade, and the cane helps me across the east of the bridge.

    The clothes want to wet the apricot blossom rain, and the wind blows the willow wind.

  4. Anonymous users2024-02-04

    The wind that blows through the willows, that is, the spring breeze.

  5. Anonymous users2024-02-03

    Verses from the "Quatrain" written by the monk Zhinan of the Song Dynasty.

    The ancient wood is tied with a short canopy in the shade, and the cane helps me across the east of the bridge.

    The clothes want to wet the apricot blossom rain, and the wind blows the willow wind.

  6. Anonymous users2024-02-02

    The "Quatrain" written by the monk Zhinan of the Southern Song Dynasty

  7. Anonymous users2024-02-01

    Southern Song Dynasty, "Quatrain" monk Zhinan, Southern Song Dynasty poet monk, Zhinan is his legal name, and his life is unknown.

    Title of the poem: Holding the quatrain.

    The ancient wood is in the middle of the short canopy, dry potatoes.

    The cane helped me across the bridge.

    The clothes want to wet the apricot blossom rain, and the wind blows the willow wind.

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