What does it mean to be on the clouds with a crane on a clear sky?

1. The last sentence on the clear sky and a crane row on the clouds: It will lead the poetry to the blue sky.

2. "When a crane rows the clouds in the clear sky, it will lead poetry to the blue sky." From Liu Yuxi's "Autumn Words", the full text is as follows:

Since ancient times, autumn has been sad and lonely, and I say that autumn is better than spring.

As soon as the cranes line the clouds in the clear sky, it will lead poetry to the blue sky.

3. Translation of Liu Yuxi's "Autumn Words":

Since ancient times, autumn has always felt sad and lonely, but I think autumn is better than spring.

The sky was clear, and a crane flew up above the clouds, which aroused my interest in the blue sky.

4. Brief analysis of Liu Yuxi's "Autumn Words":

"Autumn Words" was written by Liu Yuxi after he was demoted to Langzhou. The poet changed the bleak mood of traditional autumn lyrics and praised the openness and brightness of autumn, reflecting the poet's optimism and unyielding fighting spirit.

The first sentence, from the ancient poet and lyricist who wrote sadly in autumn, expressed the poet's sad mood in autumn and poured out the feeling of sadness and loneliness. The word "sad" is written in the mood of the poets of the past generations, and does its best for the following poets to write a different pen.

In the second sentence, the poet bluntly and frankly said that "autumn is like spring", and the word "spring" points out the vigorous, full of vitality and loose-leaf power, which is in stark contrast to the "loneliness" of the previous sentence, and suddenly radiates the poet's optimistic and upward attitude, not exhausted by the decline of the autumn scene, nor discouraged by the unsmooth career.

The third sentence, borrowing the scenery lyrically, with the autumn clear sky as the background, uses "a crane" to break through the clouds with its wings, soaring into the sky to support the words and aspirations, and borrowing the crane to write that the joy of leaving the "fan cage" and returning to nature, getting rid of the fetters jumps on the paper. The scene is open and bright, refreshing, refreshing, and refreshing, what a free and easy, energetic crane!

At the end of the sentence, the word "citation" not only has a unique and new effect, but also has an unswerving arrogance, and has the lofty ambition of "Kunpeng spreads its wings for 90,000 miles".

The whole poem is magnificent, from the distant time and space, a "clear autumn sky" not only to the sad autumn to affirm, but also unconventional point of view to create a different point of view, writing the scene for the words and aspirations, in an open and beautiful scenery to reveal their intentions, this kind of open and closed works are not often seen in Tang poetry.

The explanation of "a crane on the clouds in a clear sky" is that on a clear autumn day, a crane rises through the clouds, which triggers my poetry to fly into the sky. It shows that the author will never bow his head in the face of bad luck and work hard for a positive spirit, showing the heroic spirit of an optimistic and angry man and an open, majestic, clear and hearty artistic conception, from Liu Yuxi's "Autumn Words".

"Autumn Words" is a group of poems by the Tang Dynasty poet Liu Yuxi: since ancient times, autumn is sad and lonely, and autumn is better than spring. As soon as the cranes line the clouds in the clear sky, it will lead poetry to the blue sky.

A clear sky with cranes lined up on the clouds.

1. On the clouds: push away the white clouds and fly into the sky.

2. Platoon: Push away, there is the meaning of breaking through.

3. The meaning of the whole sentence: The autumn sky is high and refreshing, the sky is clear, and a crane soars into the sky to push away the stratus clouds.

4. The poet grasps the autumn "a crane in the clouds", the depiction of this unique landscape, showing the open scene of high autumn air, clear sky, and white clouds floating. The crane in the clouds, also carrying the poet's poetry, traveled to the clouds together. Although this crane is lonely, the momentum it presents is extraordinary.

The deep meaning of the word "row" is self-evident. Perhaps, the poet is using the "crane" as a metaphor, or perhaps the poet regards the "crane" as the embodiment of indomitability. Here, there is a philosophical implication and artistic charm, which is thought-provoking and intriguing.

Interpretation of a crane on the clouds in the clear sky: push away, there is the meaning of breaking through.

Clear Sky and Crane Row on the Clouds Translation: Thousands of miles of clear sky, a crane soars above the clouds. From Liu Yuxi's "Autumn Words" in the Tang Dynasty.

1. Pinyin of row: pái pǎi

Second, the radical of the platoon: 扌.

3. Row of stroke order: horizontal, vertical hook, lift, vertical, horizontal, horizontal, horizontal, vertical, horizontal, horizontal, horizontal.

Fourth, the interpretation of the row.

pái]1, one by one, in order: team. Word. Put the chairs in a row.

2. Lined up: He sits in the back.

3. The establishment unit of the army is subordinate to the company and has several classes under its jurisdiction.

4. Refers to volleyball: altar. Chinese Female.

5. Something used in a row: a bullet. A chair. Upper and lower teeth.

6. A water vehicle, made of bamboo or wood connected in rows.

7. Finger piercing (zā) rows of bamboo or wood to facilitate the removal of bamboo or wood in water.

8. A Western-style food, fried with large and thick slices of meat: beef. Pig.

9. Rehearsal: color. This is a new Peking opera.

10. pushing; Push away: 闼 (tà) straight into. Door out.

pǎi] Use a last to fill or prop up the hollow part of the new shoe to fit into a certain shape: put the shoe one.

1. The evolution of the glyphs of the row.

1. 排车 [pǎichē].

A kind of cart in ancient times.

2. Pai Zi Che [pǎizichē].

It is a kind of car pulled by manpower, without a carriage, and is mostly used to transport goods or carry utensils. It is also called a large board car.

3. Typesetting [páiyìn].

Typesetting and Printing: Book Manuscripts. The manuscript has been delivered.

4. 付排 [fùpái].

5. Platoon cannon [páipào].

A group of cannon fire fired at the same direction and target at the same time.

6, 排揎 [páixuan].

Count and blame; Reprimand: He has admitted his mistake, you stop him.

7. Row stall [páidǎng].

Devices used to change traction such as automobiles, tractors, etc., are used to change the driving speed or reverse. Abbreviated as block.

8, 排遣 [páiqiǎn].

Eliminate (loneliness and boredom) by something: the depression in the heart is difficult.

This is the work of the Tang Dynasty poet Liu Yuxi, entitled "Autumn Ci". The full text is as follows:

Since ancient times, autumn has been sad and lonely, and I say that autumn is better than spring. As soon as the cranes line the clouds in the clear sky, it will lead poetry to the blue sky. The meaning of this poem is very plain, almost the same as speaking.

The competition in the first two sentences is:People feel sad and lonely every time autumn comes, but I think autumn is better than spring! The meaning of the last two sentences is:

Suddenly, I saw a crane flying high into the clouds in the clear blue sky, and it actually caused my poetry to soar into the sky.

The sun is blazing and the white clouds are floating in the blue sky.

A clear sky with cranes lined up on the clouds.

2, from Liu Yuxi's "Two Autumn Songs: One of the Songs" in the Tang Dynasty

Since ancient times, autumn has been sad and lonely, and I say that autumn is better than spring.

As soon as the cranes line the clouds in the clear sky, it will lead poetry to the blue sky.

3. Translation. Since ancient times, people have lamented the depression of autumn, but I say that autumn is far better than spring.

On a clear autumn day, a crane lifts through the clouds, triggering my poetry to fly into the sky.