Partridge Tian Yan A Few Background, Partridge Tian Yan A Few Original Yan Several Introduction

The reunion of the lyricist and a woman after a long absence.

Partridge Day Song Dynasty: Yan Jidao.

1. Original text: Dawn welcomes the same age. The Taiping flute and drum singing bell. The clouds are high and there is no snow in the front village, and Mei Xiaochu opened last night's wind.

Luo Mu Cui, brocade red. The hairpin Luo Sheng wrote Yidong. From now on, spring is near, don't make Jin Zun to the moon sky.

2. Yan Jidao (May 29, 1038 - 1110), a famous lyricist in the Northern Song Dynasty. The word Shuyuan, the number Xiaoshan, Fuzhou Linchuan Wengang Shahe (now belongs to Jinxian County, Nanchang City, Jiangxi Province) people. Yan Shu's seventh son.

He successively served as the supervisor of Xutian Town of Yingchang Prefecture, the general judge of the Qianning Army, and the judge of Kaifeng Prefecture. Lonely and arrogant, middle-aged family background. Together with his father Yanshu, he is called "Eryan".

The style of words is like that of Heji's father. Working in romance, its small language is beautiful, and the feelings are deep, especially prestigious. Express emotions bluntly.

Write more about love life, and is an important writer of the graceful school. There is "Little Mountain Words" left behind.

Xiao Yan's [Partridge Heaven] has many poems, and the question is written = =|||You can't blame others for the wrong answer.

Write down what you want to ask first, so that it is convenient for future generations:

The ten-mile building leans on the cuiwei, and the rhododendrons cry in the depths of the flowers. Attentive to the pedestrian language, not like a warbler to take the second flight.

Shocking dreams, when it is sunny. It's better to go home. The end of the world is not a return, and the return date is not expected.

The cuckoo is here, mainly to set off the pain of parting, and also paves the way for the later "not as good as home". One way of saying the cuckoo's call is "it's better to go back" (some say "cuckoo"). The main thing is to use its cry, and there is no explicit allusion to its crying blood.

The last two sentences are to say, (I am far away) at the end of the world, not that I have no intention of returning, but I have no way to know when I can return.

Omission and inversion are common situations in ancient poems.

Contend, today's "how", the Song Dynasty has not been transcribed as "how", Li Qingzhao "fight, fight,......The same goes for "gulls".

Tianya, a metaphor for a distant place, is also commonly used in poetry.

It seems to borrow the artistic conception of Li Shangyin's "the gentleman asks for the return date is not due".

The cuckoo's cry of blood is an allusion to extreme sadness, and it is not necessarily life and death, it is Emperor Shu Wang's view of the collapse of the country, his wife is separated, and he cries night and night, turning into a cuckoo.

The ancients often used the phrase "cuckoo crying blood" as a metaphor for the pain of life and death.

The whole word of "Partridge Heaven" describes the longing of a woman after the separation from her sweetheart, so it is appropriate to quote the chirping of the cuckoo.

The last two sentences, I think, should be a summary of the woman's thoughts. "Tonight's silver light is left" is the loneliness of the last memory after waking up from the dream, "I'm afraid that the meeting is in a dream" and I'm more afraid of seeing you in a dream. . .

Young people, you have to do your own homework during the summer vacation.