What does Yongliu mean? What does Yongliu mean?

Singing willow trees, poems, etc. to describe willow trees and express feelings.

"Yongxue" concisely outlines the snowy days with sudden winds and snowfalls, and the scene of the children of the Xie family improvising poems and singing snow, showing the relaxed and harmonious picture of ancient family cultural life. The article praises Xie Daoyun's literary talent through the description of his demeanor and the supplementary description of his identity.

The main idea is one of the two basic elements that make up the content of the article, the main theme is the "soul" of the article and the "commander of the paragraph". The so-called "theme" of the article, also known as the theme of the article, refers to the purpose expressed in the article through organized words, which can reflect certain thoughts, opinions and tendencies of the author.

1. Title prompt method is to peek into the central theme of the article from the title of the article.

2. The beginning and end induction method is to summarize the central theme of the article from the first paragraph of the article.

3. Paragraph concatenation method: that is, summarize the central sentence of each paragraph to summarize the central theme of the article.

4. Repetition is the central method: that is, the Zen group discovers the central theme of the article from the repeated words and sentences in the text.

Through the vivid description of willow trees, the praise of spring and the praise of nature can be described as wonderful and admirable.

"Yongling Na Liu Cong Wang Dress" is a work by the Tang Dynasty poet He Zhizhang.

The literal meaning of the whole poem:The tall willow trees are covered with tender green new leaves, and the lightly drooping willows are like thousands of gently fluttering green ribbons. I wonder who cut out these thin willow leaves?

It's the spring breeze of February, and it's like a magic pair of scissors.

The full poem is as follows:The jasper is made into a tree high, and ten thousand green silk ribbons hang down. I don't know who cut out the thin leaves, and the spring breeze in February is like scissors.

Appreciation of the whole poem:

The first sentence writes about the tree, personifying the tree, so that when people read it, they can feel that the willow tree is like a slim beauty who has been dressed up. "Jasper is made up to be a tree high" naturally associates the willow tree in front of her with the ancient young girl, and thinks that she is wearing a tender green, which is touching and full of youthful vitality.

The second sentence is associated with the hanging willow leaves, which are the green silk skirts that hang from the girl's body. China is a big country producing silk, silk is the queen of natural fibers, and it is known for being dignified, luxurious and elegant, so the charm of this willow tree can be imagined.

The third sentence continues to be associated with "green silk", who cut out these thin willow leaves like silky wicker? First of all, I used a question to praise the willow leaves that can convey affection, and the last answer was that the spring breeze girl in February used her dexterous slender jade hand to cut out these tender green leaves, to put on a new dress for the earth, and to give people a message of spring. These two sentences combine metaphor and questioning, and use anthropomorphic techniques to depict the beauty of spring and the ingenuity of nature, which is novel and unique, and vividly expresses the spring breeze giving birth to all things, highlighting the infinite beauty.

The meaning of "Yongliu" is: the tender green willow leaves are like jasper, and they dress up the tall willow tree. Thousands of drooping willow threads are like fluttering green ribbons. I wonder who cut out these thin willow leaves? It's the spring breeze of February, and it's like a magic pair of scissors.

Yongliu" He Zhizhang Tang Dynasty

The jasper is made into a tree high, and ten thousand green silk ribbons hang down.

I don't know who cut out the thin leaves, and the spring breeze in February is like scissors.

Appreciation. The first sentence of the poem is changed to "jasper is made into a tree high", personifying the tree, connecting the willow tree with the ancient young girl, and making the image of the willow tree look moving and full of youthful vitality. The second sentence, "10,000 hanging green silk ribbons", compares the willow leaves to the green silk skirt that hangs from the girl's body.

The third and fourth sentences "I don't know who cut out the thin leaves, and the spring breeze in February is like scissors" grabbed the characteristics of the weeping willow and compared the spring breeze to scissors, showing the magic and dexterity of the spring breeze. The poem is filled with the joy of Sunzhou like an early spring. The novelty of analogy and metaphor is the success of this poem.

Chanting means praise, praise, and praise. In the poem, the willow tree sings the praises of the spring breeze, compares the spring breeze to scissors, says that it is the creator of beauty, and praises her for cutting out the spring.

Yongliu means;

Like a tall willow tree dressed in jasper, the long willow is soft and light, like thousands of green ribbons hanging low, dancing in the spring breeze. I don't know who carefully cut out these delicate and soft willow leaves? It is the wind of early spring and February, warm and warm, just like magical and dexterous scissors, cutting out a trace of willow leaves, decorating the splendid earth.

Yongliu jasper is made into a tree high, and ten thousand green silk ribbons hang down. I don't know who cut out the thin leaves, and the spring breeze in February is like scissors.

Note willow: willow, deciduous tree or shrub with long and narrow leaves, and many species. This poem is about weeping willows.

Jasper: Jade of turquoise. It is used here as a metaphor for the tender green willow leaves in spring, and the color is like turquoise jade.

Makeup: Decorate, dress up. Kazuki:

Full of trees. One, full, full. In classical Chinese poetry and writings, quantifiers do not necessarily indicate the exact number in use.

Silk silk: Describes a trace of wicker like a ribbon. Cut:

Cutting, using a knife or scissors to divide an object into several parts. February: The second month of the lunar calendar is the beginning of spring.

Like: Like, like, seemingly.

The translation is like a tall willow tree made of jasper, and the willow branches of thousands of strands have drooped green silk. I don't know who cut out this thin willow leaf, but the warm and cold February spring breeze is just like scissors.

It should be a praise of the willow tree, a poem about the willow tree. In fact, this poem is in praise of spring.

Some mean praise, and some praise feelings.

The jasper is made into a tree high, and ten thousand green silk ribbons hang down.

Very good, oops mom, this poem is very good.

It's a pity that I don't make up for it.

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