Sending Yuan Er makes Anzai s whole poem express a kind of emotion

Send the second envoy of the Yuan Dynasty to Anxi -- Wang Wei Weicheng is light and dusty, and the guest house is green and willow-colored. Persuade the gentleman to have a glass of wine, and there is no reason to go out of Yangguan in the west This poem is about how to set up a banquet to say goodbye, how to raise a glass frequently at the banquet, say goodbye attentively, and how to be reluctant to give up when you set off, how to look at it from a distance after boarding, etc., and only cut the host's persuasion at the end of the banquet: Do this cup again, out of Yangguan, but you will never see your old friends again.

The poet is like a clever photographer who captures the most expressive shots. The feast has been going on for a long time, the wine full of farewell has been drunk many times, the words of farewell have been repeated many times, the moment when friends are on the road is finally indispensable, and the feelings of farewell for both the host and the guest have reached their peak at this moment. The host's exhortation, which seems to have blurted out, is a concentrated expression of the strong and deep feelings of farewell at this moment.

Three or four sentences are a whole. To deeply understand the deep affection contained in this exhortation to drink, it is impossible not to involve "West Out of Yangguan". Yangguan, which is located at the west end of the Hexi Corridor, and the Yumen Pass to the north of it, has been the passage from the interior to the Western Regions since the Han Dynasty.

The Tang Dynasty was a powerful country, and there were frequent exchanges between the mainland and the Western Regions, and it was a desirable feat in the minds of the people of the Tang Dynasty to serve in the army or send envoys to Yangguan. However, at that time, the west of Yangguan was still a poor and desolate area, and the scenery was very different from that of the mainland. Friends "go west out of Yangguan", although it is a feat, but it is inevitable to experience a long journey of thousands of miles, and taste the hardships and loneliness of walking alone in poverty.

Therefore, on the occasion of leaving, "persuading the gentleman to drink a glass of wine" is like a cup of rich emotional elixir soaked in all the rich and deep friendship of the poet. In this, there is not only the friendship of relying on others, but also the deep affection and consideration for the situation and mood of the travelers, and the cherished and sincere wishes for the road ahead. For the send-off, persuading the other party to "have a glass of wine" is not only to let the friend take away a little more of his friendship, but also intentionally or unintentionally delay the breakup time, so that the other party can stay for another moment.

The feeling of "no one in the west", how can it only belong to the traveler? There are a lot of things to say, but there are so many things that I don't know where to start for a while. On this occasion, there is often a wordless relative silence, and "persuading the gentleman to have a glass of wine" is a way to unconsciously break this silence, and it is also a way to express the rich and complex feelings at the moment.

What the poet has not said is much richer than what has been said. In short, although the three or four sentences cut are only a momentary scene, they are extremely rich in a moment. This poem describes the most universal kind of parting.

It has no special background, but has its own deep feelings of farewell, which makes it suitable for the vast majority of farewell singing, and later compiled into Yuefu, becoming the most popular and longest-sung song. Agree with 12|Comment (2).

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Sending Yuan Er Envoy Anxi" expresses the reluctance of the poet of the lead section. This poem was written by Wang Wei when he sent his friends to the Northwest Frontier, and later a musician composed a music, called "Yangguan Three Stacks". Yuan Er was ordered to send an envoy to Anxi to protect the palace, and Wang Wei went to Weicheng to write this poem.

Original text: Weicheng is light and dusty in the rain, and the guest house is green and willow-colored.

Persuade you to have a glass of wine, and there is no reason to go out of Yangguan in the west.

Translation: The early morning drizzle in Weicheng wet the dust on the roadside, and the willows by the guest house became more and more green and fresh.

Persuade the gentleman to drink this glass of parting wine again, and it will be difficult to meet the old man when he goes west out of Yangguan.

Creative background: This poem was written by Wang Wei when he sent a friend to the Northwest Frontier, and later a musician composed a music, called "Yang Nai Guan Sandie", also known as "Weicheng Song", which was composed before the Anshi Rebellion. The place of send-off is Weicheng.

The poet sent his friend Yuan Er to Anxi Duhufu, from Chang'an to Weicheng Guest House, to the final parting place, to make this poem seven absolute farewell.

This is a poem written by Wang Wei when he sent a friend to the Northwest Frontier. This friend surnamed Yuan went to Anxi on the mission of the imperial court, and the Tang Dynasty went west from Chang'an, and mostly bid farewell in Weicheng, which is the ancient city of Xianyang, the capital of Qin, in the northwest of Chang'an, on the north bank of Weishui.

Send Yuan Er envoy Anxi.

Weicheng is light and dusty towards the rain, and the guest house is green and willow-colored.

Persuade you to have a glass of wine, and there is no reason to go out of Yangguan in the west.

"Sending Yuan Er Envoy Anxi" is a poem written by the Tang Dynasty poet Wang Wei when he sent his friend to the northwest frontier. The first two lines of this poem describe the time, place, and atmosphere of the farewell. Three or four sentences are a whole, and the master's sentence that seems to blurt out the exhortation is a concentrated expression of the strong and deep feelings of farewell at this moment.

This poem describes the most universal kind of parting. It has no special background, but has its own deep feelings of farewell, which makes it suitable for the vast majority of farewell singing, and later compiled into Yuefu, becoming the most popular and longest-sung song.

It expresses the poet's deep friendship with his friends, vaguely contains his thoughtfulness for those who have traveled far away, and also contains his good wishes and wishes for the country and peace.

It expresses the author's thoughts and feelings of reluctance and nostalgia for his old friends.