The original text and appreciation of Xi Murong s poem The Wish of the Laurel Tree .

Updated on culture 2024-05-15
5 answers
  1. Anonymous users2024-02-10

    Why should I love you?

    The sea has come up.

    The sand that has overflowed my life.

    And retreated so quickly.

    Roll away the youth.

    Roll away the youth.

    Sprinkle the sky full of stars.

    The mountains are still the same, the trees are still the same.

    Under my feet is not the water of yesterday.

    The wind is clear and the clouds are light.

    Wild lilies. Scattered on the top of the mountain at dusk.

    Who turned into a laurel tree in the moonlight.

    You can escape the thoughts of the night.

    This poem gives people a faint melancholy, ostensibly referring to the helplessness of love, but also to express the deviation of the pursuit of ideals.

    The exchange between the sand and the sea, and then with the stars, constitutes the process of love in the poem. In the moonlight, the scenery of mountains and trees, wind and clouds, coupled with the flow of water, the blooming of wild lilies, turns the author's thoughts into a laurel tree. This is the perfect blend of poetry and painting, love and scenery, and perhaps the charm of poetry lies in this.

    Xi Murong. October 15, 1943—), Mongolian, full name Muren Silianbo, is a contemporary painter, poet, and essayist. Originally from the Chahar Department of Inner Mongolia.

    In 1963, Xi Murong graduated from the Fine Arts Department of Taiwan Normal University and was born in Brussels, Belgium in 1966.

    The Royal Academy of Arts completed his studies and won many awards such as the Belgian Royal Gold Medal and the Brussels ** Gold Medal. He is the author of more than 50 kinds of poetry collections, prose collections, picture albums and anthologies, such as "Qili Xiang", "Youth Without Complaints", and "A Flowering Tree".

    and other psalms became popular and became classics.

    Xi Murong. The works mostly write about love, life, and nostalgia, which are extremely beautiful, elegant and clear, lyrical and smart, full of love for life, and have influenced the growth process of a whole generation. In December 2017, Xi Murong wrote the lyrics, Lu Xuedong composed the music, and Jiang Lina sang "Hometown Song".

    He won the Best Original Single Award in the National Category at the 10th China Golden Record Awards.

  2. Anonymous users2024-02-09

    Laurel's wishes, why should I love you?

  3. Anonymous users2024-02-08

    Laurel wishes.

    Why should I love you?

    The sea has come up.

    The sand that has overflowed my life.

    And retreated so quickly.

    Roll away the youth.

    Roll away the youth.

    Sprinkle the sky full of stars.

    The mountains are still the same, the trees are still the same.

    Under my feet is not the water of yesterday.

    The wind is clear and the clouds are light.

    Wild lilies spread out on the mountain tops at dusk.

    Who turned into a laurel tree in the moonlight.

    You can escape the thoughts of the night.

    Xi Murong's faint melancholy refers to the helplessness of love on the surface, but it can also be understood as a deviation from the pursuit of ideals.

    The exchange between the beach and the sea, the intersection of youth and the stars, the mountains and trees under the moonlight, the wind and the clouds, the flow of the water, and the blooming of the wild lily turn the author's thoughts into a laurel tree, and also realize the perfect blend of poetry and painting, love and scenery.

    My understanding is shallow, and I hope it will have a role in throwing bricks and attracting jade!

  4. Anonymous users2024-02-07

    Laurel wishes.

    Why should I love you?

    The sea has come up.

    The sand that has overflowed my life.

    And retreated so quickly.

    Roll away the youth.

    Roll away the youth.

    Sprinkle the sky full of stars.

    The mountains are still there. The tree is still the same.

    Under my feet is not the water of yesterday.

    The wind is clear. The clouds are light.

    Wild lilies spread out on the mountain tops at dusk.

    Who turned into a laurel tree in the moonlight.

    You can escape the thoughts of the night.

    Xi Murong's faint melancholy refers to the helplessness of love code Jane on the surface, but it can also be understood as a deviation from the pursuit of ideals.

    The exchange between the sand and the sea.

    The intersection of youth and stars.

    Under the moonlight. Mountains and trees.

    Wind and clouds. The flow of water.

    The bloom of wild lilies.

    Turns the author's thoughts into a laurel tree.

    The poem is also realized.

    Poetry and painting. The perfect blend of love and scenery.

    My understanding is simple, and I hope that the finch model sale will have the effect of throwing bricks and attracting jade to you!

  5. Anonymous users2024-02-06

    Go to hell; I'm only in seventh grade.

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