Ancient poems, Leyouyuan, bees, children s fishing, river fishermen 5

Leyouyuan. Tang) Li Shangyin.

Xiang was unwell at night and drove to the ancient plains.

The sunset is infinitely better, just near dusk.

Bee. Tang] Luo Yin.

Regardless of the flat land or the top of the mountain, the infinite scenery is occupied.

After picking a hundred flowers into honey, for whom is it hard and for whom is it sweet?

Kid fishing. The unkempt child learns to hang Lun, and sits on the side of the berry moss.

Passers-by beckoned by asking Yao, and they were so frightened that they were shocked.

Fishermen on the river. Song) Fan Zhongyan.

People come and go on the river, but love the beauty of sea bass.

Jun looks at a leaf boat, haunted by the turmoil.

Leyou was originally Li Shangyin.

Xiang was unwell at night and drove to the ancient plains.

The sunset is infinitely better, just near dusk.

Kid fishing. Excerpt from "All Tang Poems".

Children's Fishing Ancient Poems:

The unkempt child learns to hang Lun, and sits on the side of the berry moss.

Passers-by beckoned by asking Yao, and they were so frightened that they were shocked.

This paragraph] is in Braille.

1. Child: a young child;

2. Diplen: fishing;

Lun: silk thread for fishing;

3. Berry: a kind of grass;

4. Moss: bryophytes;

5. Ask questions: ask people;

6. Should: Ignore it;

7. Remote: far away;

8 Fear: Fear.

9 Fish Surprise: The fish is frightened and flees.

This paragraph] explains the poem.

An unkempt kid learns to fish with an adult. Sitting sideways on the grass and moss, his figure hidden in the weeds. Hearing the passerby asking for directions, he hurriedly beckoned from afar. Afraid of alarming the fish, he did not dare to answer.

This paragraph] is an appreciation of the whole poem.

Tang Hu Lingneng's "Children's Fishing" is like a beautiful hibiscus out of the water, without gorgeous colors or deliberate carvings, revealing a bit of innocence and infinite childlike fun in the plain and easy narrative.

This paragraph] author's profile.

Hu Lingneng is a hermit in Putian, and the Tang poet is less of a negative nail. The dreamer dissected his abdomen, and in a book, he could chant, and the far and near numbers were Hu nail hinges. The four poems are all written very vividly and vividly, exquisite and extraordinary, and they are worthy of being poems given by the immortals.

Children's Fishing" (selected from "Quantang Poems") writes an "unkempt child" to learn fishing, "sitting on the side of the berry moss grass reflects", passers-by beckoning to him, want to ask about some things, but the child is "afraid of the fish frightened" (afraid of startling the fish and not a word), it is really vivid, vivid, its artistic achievements are no less than Du Mu's famous "Qingming" poem.

Hu Lingneng is unkempt and childish, and sits on the side of the berry moss.

Passers-by beckoned by asking Yao, and they were so frightened that they were shocked.

This is a poem about children's lives. In Tang poetry, there are very few subjects written about children, so they are valuable. One or two sentences focus on writing shapes, and three or four sentences focus on expressiveness.

"Lun" is fishing wire, and "Lun" is the "fishing" in the title, that is, fishing. The poet does not whitewash the appearance of this fishing child, and writes directly about the unkempt hair of the mountain child, which makes people feel natural and lovely, real and credible. "Sitting sideways" means to sit down at will.

This can also be imagined as a child concentrating on fishing without any formality. "Berry moss" refers to the lower plants that grow in the shade and damp places close to the ground, from the "berry moss" can not only know that the place where children choose to fish is in the place where the sun is rare and people are rarely reached, but also an ideal fishing place where the fish are not frightened and people are not exposed to the sun, which paves the way for the later "afraid of the fish". "Grass Reflection" is not just a portrait of children, it is structural, and it has a direct relationship with the "passer-by borrowing and asking" in the next sentence - passers-by ask him because they can see him.

The subject of "remote beckoning" in the last two sentences is still a child. The reason why he wanted to use action instead of answering was because he was afraid of startling the fish away. His gesture is "waving from afar", indicating that he is not indifferent to the questioning of passers-by.

After he "beckoned", how he whispered to the "passerby" was something in the reader's imagination, and the poet had no need to explain, so after explaining the reason for "waving from afar", the poem came to an abrupt end.

Kid fishing. "Tang" Hu Lingneng.

The unkempt child learns to hang Lun, and sits on the side of the berry moss.

Passers-by beckoned by asking Yao, and they were so frightened that they were shocked.

Main works: "Children's Fishing" and other works.

Children's Fishing Tang Hu Lingneng.

Poems by Tang Dynasty poet Hu Lingneng.

Seven steps of poetry look at Lushan Waterfall.

Gift Wang Lun Bee Jiangnan Spring.

Leyouyuan (Tang) Li Shangyin.

Xiang was unwell at night and drove to the ancient plains.

The sunset is infinitely better, just near dusk.

Leyouyuan. Li Shangyin.

Xiang was unwell at night and drove to the ancient plains.

The sunset is infinitely better, just near dusk.

Notes] 1.Leyouyuan: in the south of Chang'an City. Emperor Xuan of the Han Dynasty established the Leyou Temple, also known as the Leyou Garden, the Leyou Yuan. Climb it to see Chang'an City.

2.Discomfort: unpleasant, unpleasant.

This is a masterpiece that has been famous for a long time.

Li Shangyin lived in the era of the late Tang Dynasty, when the country's fortunes were about to end, although he had ambitions, but he could not display them, and he was very unambitious. This poem reflects his sentimentality.

The first two sentences of "I feel uncomfortable at night and drive to the ancient plain" means that I was in a depressed mood in the evening and drove up the ancient suburbs. "Evening" means that it is getting dark, and "unpleasant" means unpleasant.

The poet was in a melancholy mood, and in order to relieve his boredom, he drove out to look at the scenery. "Ancient Plains" is the Leyou Plain, in the south of Chang'an City, the terrain is higher, and it is a tourist attraction in the Tang Dynasty. These two sentences point out the time and reason for Dengguyuan.

The last two sentences "the sunset is infinitely good, but it is just near dusk" is to say: the scenery under the sunset is infinitely beautiful, but it is a pity that it is close to dusk. "Infinitely good" is a warm praise for the scene at sunset.

However, the word "just", the pen turned, and turned into deep sorrow. This is the poet's deep lament for the inability to hold on to the good. The meaning of these two exclamations is very deep, not only for the natural scene at sunset, but also for oneself and the times.

It is also full of positive significance of cherishing time.

There are always different opinions on this poem. Some people think that "just" does not mean a turning point, but "is" and "exactly", then there is no sadness and regret.

Leyou was originally Li Shangyin.

xiàng wǎn yì bù shì

向 夜 意 不 suitability ,qū chē dēng gǔ yuán

Drive to the ancient plains.

xī yáng wú xiàn hǎo

夕 阳 无 限 好 ,zhǐ shì jìn huāng hūn

It's just nearly dusk !

Author's Background Li Shangyin (812-858) was a poet of the Tang Dynasty. The word Yishan, No. Yu (Xi + Gu) was born, and he was born in Hanoi, Huaizhou (now Qinyang, Henan). I have been sending people under the fence all my life, and I have never met them.

He is good at writing prose and poetry, and his poems are best known for the Seven Rules. With Du Mu, he was called "Xiao Li Du" in later generations, and was called "Wen Li" with Wen Tingyun.

Note Interpretation Leyouyuan: A tourist attraction in the south of Chang'an. The terrain is high and magnificent, and the Western Han Dynasty once built a palace here.

Towards the evening: It is almost evening.

Discomfort: Unpleasant.

Ancient poems are translated at dusk and are distracted and depressed, and they drive up to the ancient plains in the suburbs. The sunset is brilliant and infinitely beautiful, but it is a pity that it is close to dusk.

Appreciation of famous sentences - "The sunset is infinitely good, but it is just near dusk." ”

Since ancient times, poets and lyricists have been good and thoughtful, and whenever they climb high and look far away, they are more likely to trigger infinite thoughts: the sorrow of the family and country, the sense of life experience, the feelings of ancient and modern, and the thoughts of people and heaven, are often intricately intertwined, and they are thousands of sorrows. However, this time he drove to the ancient plains, not to seek emotion, but to dispel his feelings of "discomfort towards the evening" at this time.

The vast momentum of the ancient plains and the broad vision made him feel brighter. Under the reflection of the setting sun, the brilliant sunset in the western sky shines with dazzling brilliance, and this magnificent scenery touches him unusually much, so that he can't help but exclaim that "the sunset is infinitely good". However, this admiration caused more regret and regret, because he thought of his age and life experience, and thought of the fate of the Tang Empire that was in decline, and he felt that although life and times were so beautiful, they were limited after all, and they were irretrievably fading.

This helpless fate made him full of nostalgia for the beautiful scenery in front of him, and very sad. The last two lines of the poem express a universal emotion of human beings, which has aroused widespread resonance among later generations and has become an epigram for the reciting population.

Leyouyuan (Tang) Li Shangyin.

Xiang was unwell at night and drove to the ancient plains.

The sunset is infinitely better, just near dusk.

Children's Fishing Hu Lingneng.

The unkempt child learns to hang Lun, and sits on the side of the berry moss.

Passers-by beckoned by asking Yao, and they were so frightened that they were shocked.

Explanation of the poem] An unkempt child learns to fish with an adult, sitting sideways on the berry moss, and his figure is hidden in the weeds. Hearing the passer-by asking for directions, he hurriedly waved from afar, and was afraid of alarming the fish, so he didn't dare to answer loudly.

The unkempt child learns to hang Lun, and sits on the side of the berry moss. Passers-by beckoned by asking Yao, and they were so frightened that they were shocked.