What does it mean to see deer when the forest is deep, and see whales when the sea is blue ?

When the forest is deep, I see the deer, and when the sea is blue, I see the whale" is from the Tang Dynasty poet Li Bai's "Visiting Dai Tianshan Taoist Priest is Not Encountered".

The original poem is: In the sound of dogs barking in the water, the peach blossoms are dewy.

When the tree is deep, I see deer, and I don't hear the bell at noon.

The wild bamboo is divided into green mist, and the flying spring hangs on the blue peak.

No one knows where to go, and they are sad to rely on two or three pines.

The meaning of these two lines is that deer can be seen at any time in the depths of the woods, and whales can be seen at any time in the depths of the ocean. It is a metaphor for the fact that you can meet wonderful things at any time in a deep place, and it can also be a metaphor for the discovery of precious things in difficult times.

This poem is also often used to describe chance encounters and surprises on the road of life, as well as discoveries and explorations in the process of exploring the unknown.

The meaning of seeing deer when the forest is deep and seeing the whale when the sea is blue is: if you want to see a deer, you must go into the depths of the forest, and if you want to see a whale, you must be in the ocean.

Cryptic confession. A man said to you, when Lin Shen sees a deer, and when he sees a whale in the sea, this sentence does not mean anything, but the last sentence of this sentence is to see you when he wakes up from a dream, probably because the other party wants to see you.

Lin Shen saw the deer" from Li Bai's "Visiting Dai Tianshan Taoist Priest Encountered". "Visiting Dai Tianshan Taoist Priest is not met" is the five rules made by Li Bai when he was studying in Dai Tianshan in his early years.

In the sound of the dog barking in the water, the peach blossoms are dewy.

When the tree is deep, I see deer, and I don't hear the bell at noon.

The wild bamboo is divided into green mist, and the flying spring hangs on the blue peak.

No one knows where to go, and they are sad to rely on two or three pines.

Translation: The faint barking of dogs is mixed with the sound of flowing water, and the peach blossoms carry a few dewdrops.

Deep in the woods, elk are often seen.

At noon, I came to the stream, but I couldn't hear the bell of the temple.

Green wild bamboos cut through the blue clouds, and white waterfalls hung high on the turquoise peaks.

No one knew where the Taoist priest was going, and I couldn't help but worry about leaning on a few ancient pines.

Different versions of the network.

1. When the forest is deep, you can see deer, and when the sea is blue, you can see whales. However, when the forest is deep, the fog does not know where to go, and when the sea is blue, the waves surge, and they forget to stop. When I woke up from my dream, I woke up at night and panicked.

The deer is not on the side, the whale does not swim, and you are not seen. When the wind blows through the forest fog and the sea reflects the clear blue sky, you wake me up from a dream, and I can see deer, whales, and you.

2. People say: When the forest is deep, you see the deer, when the sea is blue, you see the whale, and when you wake up;

But: When the forest is deep, the fog rises, when the sea is blue, the night continues when you wake up, you don't see deer, you don't see whales, and you don't see you;

But: The deer comes in the fog, the whale rises with the waves, you have never looked back, how do you know that I have come;

Look: The wind blows the deep forest fog, the sea reflects the clear sky and blue, you call me to wake up from a dream, see the deer, see the whale, and see you.

1. "When you see a deer in the deep forest, you see a whale when the sea is blue" means that if you want to see a deer, you must go into the depths of the forest, and if you want to see a whale, you must be in the ocean. Among them, "Seeing the Deer in the Time of Lin Shen" comes from Li Bai's "Visiting the Taoist Priest of Dai Tianshan and Not Encountering Them", and "Seeing the Whale in the Blue Sea" is a modern creation of online literature.

2. Original text: "Visiting Dai Tianshan Taoist Priest is Not Encountered".

Don Lee Bai. In the sound of the dog barking in the water, the peach blossoms are dewy. When the tree is deep, I see deer, and I don't hear the bell at noon. The wild bamboo is divided into green mist, and the flying spring hangs on the blue peak. No one knows where to go, and they are sad to rely on two or three pines.

3. Translation: The faint barking of dogs is mixed with the sound of cool running water, and the peach blossoms are in full bloom with a little dew. In the depths of the woods, wild deer appear and disappear, and at noon they come to the stream, but they cannot hear the bell of the mountain temple.

Green wild bamboos cut through the blue clouds, and waterfalls hung high on the turquoise peaks. No one knew where the Taoist priest was going, so he had to rely on a few ancient pines to send Wan Duan Chousi.

The full poem is as follows:Visiting the Taoist priest of Dai Tianshan did not meet Li Bai.

In the sound of the dog barking in the water, the peach blossoms are dewy.

When the tree is deep, I see deer, and I don't hear the bell at noon.

The wild bamboo is divided into green mist, and the flying spring hangs on the blue peak.

No one knows where to go, and they are sad to rely on two or three pines.

I see a deer when the forest is deep, a whale when the sea is blue, and I see you when I wake up from a dream. Of these three sentences, the last two sentences are original by netizens, but the first sentence is from a poem by the great poet Li Bai "Visiting Dai Tianshan Taoist Priest is Not Encountered".

This poem was written by Li Bai in his early years when he was studying in Dai Tianshan, mainly describing what Li Bai heard and saw when he climbed Dai Tianshan, depicting a brightly colored picture of visiting Taoist priests, and focusing on writing scenes throughout the text, which is true and natural, and vividly reproduces the beautiful life realm of Taoist paradise.

Appreciation:

In Li Bai's poem, the first six sentences are written in the scene, and the last two sentences are lyrical.

In the sound of the dog barking in the water, the peach blossoms are dewy.

The sound of gurgling water is interspersed with the sound of dogs barking, gorgeous peach blossoms, and thick dew. The first couplet of dog barking, flowing water, and peach blossoms show a beautiful scenery, quiet and detailed scene of the world.