How to understand the artistic conception of the poem fireworks are worthy of all tastes, and there

The whole sentence means:The worldCome to a trip, joy, anger and sorrow have to go through, the distant rivers and mountains will naturally have bright moon phases and harmony, for their own but to be worthy of their hearts.

This sentence comes from Guo Degang.

In the memories of Yu Qian and Guo Qilin.

Words spoken in the exchange of letters.

I am worthy of myself, and the turmoil in this world is just a passing cloud, we can only see the side of things forever, who knows the truth, who remembers it in three years and five years, only the bright moon is still there, and the mountains and rivers have not changed.

Verses about the bright moon.

1. The bright moonlight in front of the bed is suspected to be frost on the ground.

2. Chang'an is a month, and thousands of households pound clothes.

3. The bright moon rises out of the Tianshan Mountains, and the vast sea of clouds.

4, Guangze gives birth to the bright moon, Cangshan.

Clamp turbulence. 5. Look up at the bright moon and look down at your hometown.

The source is what Guo Degang said when recalling the correspondence between Yu Qian and Guo Qilin.

The "point" of the poem that can express thoughts is "worthy of fireworks, and there is a bright moon shining on the mountains and rivers", which is "worthy of" and "owned".

If you insist on translating this sentence into the primary vernacular, it can be "The world has come once, joys, sorrows, and sorrows have to go through, and there will naturally be bright moon phases and harmony in the distant rivers and mountains, but for oneself, I want to be worthy of my heart".

Combined with the relationship between Guo Degang and Guo Qilin and their occupations, the "mountains and rivers" involved here may refer to the achievements of life, and the "bright moon" may be commented on by the world or by future generations, or it may be an objective reality.

Guo Degang also mentioned in the letter he wrote to Guo Qilin before, "But do good things, don't ask about the future" I personally feel that the central idea is the same as this poem, "Don't live in vain in this world, just work hard to rush forward, you don't have to think much about where you can go, whether you can go well or not."

"The fireworks are worthy of all tastes, and there is a bright moon shining on the mountains and rivers".

In the same year that Cao Yunjin retired from the company, the reporter of "Daily Entertainment" broke into Guo Degang's house, and after being discovered by Li Hebiao, the two fought.

Afterwards, Guo Degang apologized for the fight, but at the same time, he argued with reason, believing that it was the reporter who trespassed first, and should not blame his apprentice for all the fault.

This protection has made the peers who have been bitter and have no handle grasp in their hands.

After a burst of fanning the flames, Guo Degang was named by major official media, and the official website of Deyun Club was closed for a time.

This is not the first time, Guo Degang has been given up for his apprentice.

When Yue Yunpeng first joined the company, he was just a dishwasher in a restaurant, and he couldn't speak Mandarin.

Everyone else persuaded Guo Degang to open Yue Yunpeng, but he couldn't bear it:

Even if he can't become a horn in his life, he can only sweep the floor in Deyun Club, I have to keep him. ”

Guo Degang patiently taught Yue Yunpeng sentence by sentence, and finally taught him to become the pillar of Deyun Club.

The grievances of Deyun Club have been 26 years in the blink of an eye.

Most of the people who left and criticized it back then are now no longer talked about, and Guo Degang is still a well-deserved flag-bearer in the cross talk industry.

In the past, you didn't want me to be a dog, but now I'm a dragon. ”

Life is changing, and choosing to stick to principles is destined to mean such and such blows.

But in the end, those who can stand tall in this ups and downs may be those who have not changed their original intentions.

It's like that sentence in his letter at home:

"The fireworks are worthy of all tastes, and there is a bright moon shining on the mountains and rivers".”

If you insist on translating this sentence into the primary vernacular, it can be "a trip to the world, joy, anger, sorrow and joy have to go through, and the rivers and mountains in the distance will naturally have bright moon phases and harmony, but for oneself, I want to be worthy of my heart".

Hello, this poem gives people a feeling of being upright with two sleeves, and it is worthy of the fireworks people, and they will prove the high wind and bright festival.

Hope it helps.

It is according to the second solution of the poem "The fireworks taste without shame, and there is a bright moon shining on the mountains and rivers", which can express the "point" of the poem, is "nothing."

In the cross talk "Exploring the Qingshui River", I have heard that there is a bright moon shining on the mountains and rivers, and its own mountains and rivers reflecting the bright moon.

In terms of plainness and connotation, what this poem lacks is the previous sentence.

1."The fireworks are worthy of all tastes, and there is a bright moon shining on the mountains and rivers".

2.Now it lives up to people's tears, and has its own bright moon shining on the mountains and rivers.

"The Bright Moon Shines on the Mountains and Rivers" comes from Wang Mian's ancient poem "Manxing (15)", and the original poem is as follows:

The autumn breeze is clear and miasma, and the bright moon shines on the mountains and rivers.

There are few fights in the country, and there are many empty cities.

Take off the towel and pity the short hair, drunk and feel peaceful.

Sitting on the yellow flowers, no labor white ramie song.

Wang Wei has a restrained temperament and is not unassuming, but he is very affectionate. His deep affection is half hidden in the bitterness of parting, and half is hidden in the countryside.

Wang Wei is one of the representatives of the landscape idyll.

But what many people don't know is that in addition to depicting the natural scenery in the fields, Wang Wei's most written poetry theme is parting. According to scholars' statistics, in "Wang Weiji's Proofreading", there are as many as 67 of his farewell poems, accounting for nearly 1 5 of the total 376 poems. It can be said that these two themes constitute the two forms that Wang Wei has created the most in his life.

Throughout his life, parting was the fate he had to face, and it was the biggest hidden wound in his heart, and returning to the countryside soothed his hasty heart, gave him spiritual comfort, and was his peace of mind.

Wang Wei - "Farewell".

Get off the horse and drink the wine, and ask the gentleman what to do.

The gentleman was unexpected, and returned to the South Mountain.

But don't ask again, when the white clouds are endless.

This is a poem that sends a friend into seclusion. On the surface, the sentence seems to be plain, but it is delicate and tasteless, but the words are shallow and deep, and the meaning is profound. The first two lines of the poem are narrated and written to drink and say goodbye, and the question is used to provoke the following.

The third and fourth sentences are to explain the reason for the friend's retreat - "no will". The fifth and sixth sentences are written about the comfort of friends and their envy of seclusion, and the negation of fame, fortune, glory and wealth.

The last two sentences of the poem have a sudden increase in charm, the poetry is strong, the envy is heartfelt, and the emotion is infinite.

I think this sentence should be related to Wang Wei's life experience and poetic style.

He entered the world in the first half of his life and retired in the second half of his life.

The poems in the early stage are famous, such as "Acacia", "Sending Yuan Er Envoy Anxi", "September 9th Memories of Shandong Brothers", "Farewell" and many other classic farewell words.

The poems of the later period basically belong to the landscape idyllic poetry school, such as "Farewell to the South" and "Autumn Evening in the Mountain House".

That's why there is this sentence, half to part, half to the countryside.

Although Wang Wei is a landscape idyllic poet, but he wrote parting poems are not a few, parting is actually a fate that each of us has to face, Wang Wei returned to the countryside, when he felt the pain of parting, the pastoral life is his peace of mind. Therefore, Wang Wei's deep affection is half parting and half in the countryside.

Meaning: The place where they live is the peach blossom source of Wuling, and they have also built a self-satisfied pastoral in the fairyland. From:

Wang Wei's "Peach Spring" Original text: The fishing boat chases the water and loves the mountain and spring, and the peach blossoms on both sides of the strait are sandwiched by Gujin. Sit and watch the mangroves not know the distance, and there is no one in the green stream.

The mountain pass sneaks into the first kuma, and the mountain opens to look at the flat land. Looking at a cloud tree from afar, close to thousands of scattered flowers and bamboos. .

Strike: "pass, later" means, there is a kind of loneliness in it. "Farewell in the Mountains". Tang Dynasty. Wang Wei sent each other off in the mountains, and covered the firewood at dusk. The spring grass will be green next year, and the king and grandson will not return.

The scene of not being able to bear to leave, and Wang Wei's poems show the scene of the first wisps of cooking smoke slowly rising into the air at dusk, each with its own style. Returning to the Pastoral Dwelling One"). But Tao is a manifestation of anthropomorphism.

1.Poetic: This is a poem that sends a friend to retreat, using a question and answer method to tell the reason for the retreat from the friend's mouth, and also shows the poet's complex thoughts and feelings. The poet cares and cares for his friends, both comforting them and retiring them to their lives.

The meaning of this sentence is that first of all, I am very sad about parting, but in the end I still have to go into hiding.

Half to parting and half to the countryside means that the theme of Wang Wei's poems is divided into two kinds, one is a parting poem and the other is an idyllic poem.

It means that Wang Wei's poems are mainly divided into two categories, one is written about parting, and the other is pastoral poetry.

It means that half of life has passed, and it is time to be buried in the ground if you want to live half of your life on earth.

His deep affection is half hidden in the bitterness of parting, and half is hidden in the countryside.

, the magnificence of the eagle striking the sky makes us envious; The towering majesty of the building makes us sigh; The aura of a successful person makes us envious...When we sigh at these, do we think of the eagle's hard training again and again, whether we think of the strong pillars of the building, and whether we think of the down-to-earth struggle behind the successful people? Friends, you need to keep your feet on the ground to fly.

Sad people in the world, willing to eat this fishy food.

Translated poems: Li Bai can write a hundred poems after drinking ten buckets. He was also happy to live the life of ordinary people, and after drinking, he was drunk and lay in a wine shop in Chang'an City.

He had an unruly personality and indulged in indulgence, and when the Son of Heaven summoned him, he refused to get on the boat because he was drunk, saying that he was a fairy in wine, and no one would go to summon him.

Note: "Don't get on board": Li Baihao indulges in alcohol and despises the powerful.

Fan Chuanzheng's "Li Baixin's Tombstone" contains: Xuanzong boated in the White Lotus Pond and wanted to summon Li Bai to write a preface. This refers to Li Baijiu's wild rear, ignoring the dignity of ten thousand times.