Four poems were written by the author

In the spring of 1126 (the first year of Emperor Jingkang of Song Qinzong), the Jin soldiers broke through Kaifeng, and the Northern Song Dynasty perished. Like most poets at the turn of the Northern Song Dynasty and the Southern Song Dynasty (such as Li Qingzhao), Chen Youyi's life experience and literary creation are also divided into two periods, with the difficulty of Jingkang as the boundary. Before that, he took the usual road of official career fame, and at the age of 24, that is, in 1113 (the third year of Song Hui Zongzhenghe), he ascended to the rank of Jinshi and was awarded Wenlin Lang.

He was proficient in painting, calligraphy, and poetry in the world, and was deeply appreciated by the emperor, and his official position was repeatedly transferred, but he was also unwittingly involved in the whirlpool of political struggle. When the Jingkang Disaster occurred, Chen Youyi was demoted to Chenliu (in the southeast of present-day Kaifeng, Henan) as a petty official in charge of liquor tax, and naturally joined the ranks of fleeing refugees. He went into exile in Dongting Lake, climbed Yueyang Tower several times, grieved state affairs with friends, borrowed wine to drown his sorrows, and wrote several poems to remember his events, and the poem was selected as one of them.

Farewell to Jingmen] This poem was written by the poet in 725 A.D. (the thirteenth year of Kaiyuan) to leave his relatives and travel far away, and to bid farewell to his hometown when he went out of Shu to Jingmen. The poet from the "five-year-old recitation of Liujia", until the age of twenty-five to Jingmen, has always lived in Sichuan, read on Daitian Mountain, visit Emei, live in seclusion in Qingcheng, have deep feelings for the mountains and rivers in Shu, this is the first time the poet left his hometown to roam the country, ready to realize his ideal ambitions.

In the twenty-fifth year of Kaiyuan (737), Cui Xiyi, the deputy ambassador of Hexi Jiedu, defeated Tubo, and Tang Xuanzong ordered Wang Wei to go out of the fortress to proclaim comfort and inspect the military situation as a superintendent of the imperial history. This is actually to exclude Wang Wei from the imperial court. This poem was written on the way to the border.

"To the Stopper" depicts the strange and magnificent scenery outside the Saiwai, and expresses the poet's praise for the patriotic spirit of the border guards who are not afraid of hardships and promise the country with their bodies; The narrative of this poem is concise and concise, and the picture is beautiful and magnificent.

In the second year of Jin Yixi, that is, the year after Yuanming resigned from Peng Zeling, the poet wrote five famous poems "Returning to the Garden and Pastoral Home". This is the poet's farewell to the old self and the ode to the new me. The profound ideological changes it reflects and the exquisite and skillful artistic skills it shows are not only valued by scholars who have always studied Tao Yuanming, but also fascinated by the majority of Tao poetry lovers.

This poem was written when the poet was roaming Wu Yue because of his failed quest. Previously, Meng Haoran had been living in seclusion in the Lumen area, hoping to take the road of seeking seclusion, but unsuccessfully. In 730, the poet bid farewell to his reclusive life and came to Chang'an to participate in the imperial examination with great ambition, wanting to realize his political ambition to serve the country.

In the face of the misty Jiangcha chaotic small continent, the poet will inevitably have the pain of disillusionment and the worry of a bleak future. The author docked the boat on the smoky riverside and remembered the past, so he took the boat as his destination to express his feelings, and wrote the author's thoughts of travel.

"Water Tune Song Head Swimming" expresses the author's heroic spirit for the Chinese people to build the motherland and change the mountains and rivers, and also expresses the happiness and well-being of the people.

Thousands of miles of the Yangtze River crossed, and the eyes of Chu Tianshu were extremely eye-catching. "Write about the momentum of the Yangtze River rushing to the sea, and write about the feat of swimming across the Yangtze River. "Polar eye", looking with all your eyes, means looking far.

Chutian", the area around Wuchang is the place of Chu in the past Warring States Period. The next word "Shu" is written that the world is vast, endless, and comfortable; It also writes about the comfort of swimming in the river, and here it also shows the excellence of the author's swimming skills.

The lower part of the poem describes the great transformation of the Yangtze River under socialist conditions. "The wind moves, the turtle and the snake are quiet, and the grand plan rises", starting with the word "wind", followed by the Shangque Yimai, focusing on the scenery on both sides of the strait, a "moving" and a "quiet", contrasting with each other. The first "rise" is towering and standing tall and initiating new ideas, fully expressing the heroic spirit of the Chinese people today in building the motherland and changing mountains and rivers.

The prospect of the future has been raised. In the first two sentences, first write about the most prominent bridge construction in front of us, and write about the part of the grand plan that is being put into practice, which not only writes the rapid construction of the bridge and the majestic image of the bridge volley that is about to be seen, but also writes the historical significance of a bridge connecting the north and south of the river.

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This poem was written in honor of Lu Xun. In order to strengthen and highlight the significance of the theme and enrich the content of this short poem, the method of contrasting forms of expression is used throughout the whole poem, and the title is not written to commemorate Mr. Lu Xun but is called "Some People".

Each stanza of this poem uses a contrasting technique of positive and negative. the comparison of the value of life and death between the two types of people in subsection 1; the contrast between the attitudes of the two people towards the masses in verses 2 4; 5 The contrast between the attitudes of the masses towards the two kinds of people in verse 7. Written in this way, the positive and negative models of Zen characters are more distinctly opposed, so as to achieve the role of highlighting the theme.

Analysis: Contrast is an obvious writing method for this poem, and its role is understood from the aspects of highlighting the characters, expressing the theme of the poem, and expressing the author's emotions.

This poem is not only a nostalgia for Lu Xun, but also a criticism of the Nabi Tsai faction of some rulers and oppressors who ride on the head of the people through the contrast of 'some people' who are diametrically opposed to Lu Xun. Praise Mr. Lu Xun's selfless dedication, and call on people to be a valuable person. Tega.

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Praise the high wind and bright festival of Momei. It is painted in light ink, although the appearance is not delicate, but it has the inner temperament of clear bones, noble and dignified, and secluded and super-elegant; It doesn't want to use bright colors to attract people, please people, and seek people's praise, but only wants to exude a fragrance and let it stay between heaven and earth. These two lines are the poet's self-portrayal.

The dust and destruction of the crown since childhood, the family is poor, herding cattle during the day, and studying hard under the lamp of the Buddhist temple at night, and finally learns to be full of economy, and can be good at poetry and painting, and versatile. But he tried repeatedly, and he didn't want to tie up with the powerful, so he was desperate for fame and fortune, and returned to Jiuli Mountain in eastern Zhejiang, painting Yi Mi Yu Yin for a living. The two sentences "Don't let people praise the good color, Pai's only leaves a clean air and is full of goodness" shows the poet's character of despising and vulgarity, being good at himself, and not seeking meritorious service.

The title of this poem is "Momei", which is intended to be a chronicle. The poet organically integrates the painting, poetry, and personality. Literally praising plum blossoms, in fact, appreciating their own virtues.