Interpretation of the poem The Shepherd Boy 5, Explanation of the poem The Shepherd Boy .

The green grass is like a tree, spreading all over the vast field, as far as the eye can see, and the shepherd flute teases the evening breeze, melodious and pleasant; Intermittently coming from afar. When the shepherd boy came back and had eaten his heart's content, it was already after dusk, and he did not even take off his robe, but lay down in the meadow on a moonlit night to rest.

The grass seemed to be spread out on the ground by someone, and the whole area was grass. A few whistles were heard in the evening breeze. When the shepherd boy returned from grazing, it was already dusk after he had eaten his fill. He didn't even take off his clothes, he just lay on the ground and looked at the bright moon in the sky.

1、?What is the meaning of the ancient poem "The Shepherd Boy"?

2. What is the meaning of the ancient poem of the shepherd boy?

3. The meaning of the poem Shepherd Boy.

4. What is the meaning of the ancient poem of the shepherd boy?

2.When the shepherd boy returned from grazing, he lay down on the grass and watched the full moon in the sky at sunset after a full dinner.

4.After returning to eat and dusk, he did not take off his clothes and lay down in the moonlight.

5.Appreciation: The whole poem shows a vivid picture of the shepherd boy returning to rest at night: the field, the green grass, the sound of the flute, the shepherd boy, the cloth and the bright moon.

6.There are scenes, feelings, characters, and voices in the poem, and this vivid scene appears in the poet's field of vision from far and near.

7.It is a short song that praises labor and depicts the tranquility of the pastoral life of the farmer, as well as the hard work of the shepherd boy's herding life.

8.It not only makes the reader feel the peace and tranquility of the life of "working at sunrise and resting at sunset", but also makes the reader feel the unfettered and natural relaxation of the shepherd boy's soul.

9.This poem euphemistically persuades Zhong Fu to leave the officialdom of deceit and fame as soon as possible, return to the countryside, and live a life without desires like a shepherd boy.

The original text of Lu Zhao's "Shepherd Boy" in the Tang Dynasty:

Who has the heart of a shepherd child, and the cow sleeps in the autumn and listens deeply. Blowing a song back and forth, why worry about the north and south not knowing the sound.

Emotional expression: It expresses the poet's inner world's yearning for a peaceful and happy life away from the hustle and bustle. It reflects the fierce pursuit of the poet's spiritual world, and a yearning for a peaceful and happy life away from the hustle and bustle.

Poetic analysis: The shepherd boy's flute sound spreads all over the north and south, and there is an inexplicable feeling of envy at the beginning of the seven-character quatrain: who can have such a clever mind as a shepherd boy?

Lying on the back of the cow and sleeping soundly, it was late autumn in the blink of an eye, and from time to time a song was blown back and forth, and there was no need to worry that the guests who came and went from the south to the north could not understand the flute. The shepherd boy's dedication seems to be very simple, just playing the flute and everyone knows it, but what about me, how hard does the poor boy have to work to be recognized and famous? Perhaps we can learn from the shepherd boy to show himself well.

Poet introduction: Lu Zhao is the champion of Tang Huichangsan, the number one champion of Yichun, Jiangxi, since he was a child, his family was poor and not welcomed, and he went to Beijing to take the exam and his fellow villagers as companions, and suffered from the cold eyes of snobbery, too stubborn, and slow, and made up his mind to actively work hard to finally achieve the goal of the poor boy counterattacking and becoming the champion.

All the cynicism in the past turned into a flattering villain overnight, Lu Zhao'an Ruosu, successively served as the assassin of the four states, with excellent official reputation and reputation.

1. Translation:

The vast grassland is like being laid on the ground, and there are meadows everywhere.

In the evening breeze, the intermittent and melodious flute of the shepherd boy could be heard.

The shepherd boy returns from grazing, at sunset after a full dinner.

He didn't even take off his clothes, he lay on the grass and looked at the full moon in the sky.

2. Original text: "Shepherd Boy" Tang, Lu Yan.

The grass is spread across the field for six or seven miles, and the flute makes three or four sounds of the evening breeze.

After returning to eat and dusk, he did not take off his clothes and lay down in the moonlight.

"Tang" Lu Yan words: [Dongbin].

The grass is spread across the field for six or seven miles, and the flute makes three or four sounds of the evening breeze.

After returning to eat and dusk, he did not take off his clothes and lay down in the moonlight.

Notes Yokono: A wide field.

Teasing. Cloth: A brown or straw coat that is used to protect from the wind and rain.

The translation is green grass, vast fields, and boundless. The sound of the flute came intermittently in the evening breeze, melodious and pleasant. The shepherd boy returns from grazing, and after a full meal at dusk. He didn't even take off his clothes, just happily lying on the grass and looking at the bright moon in the sky.

The original text "Tang" perched on the toad.

The cow has to ride freely, and the spring breeze and drizzle fly. In the green mountains and green grass, a flute and a coat.

The sunrise sings, and the moon shines and returns. Whoever is like you, nothing is nothing.

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Poetry bathed in the spring breeze, bathed in the spring rain, cattle ride freely, the mountains let me go, and the flute blows at will; How natural, natural, so pleasant, how detached!

Tang Dynasty poet Qi Toad "Shepherd Boy".

The cow has to ride freely, and the spring breeze and drizzle fly.

In the green mountains and green grass, a flute and a coat.

The sunrise sings, and the moon shines and returns.

Whoever is like you, nothing is nothing.

Tang Dynasty poet Lü Yan "Shepherd Boy".

The grass is spread across the field for six or seven miles, and the flute makes three or four sounds of the evening breeze.

After returning to eat and dusk, he did not take off his clothes and lay on the moon.

The grass is spread across the field for six or seven miles, and the flute makes three or four sounds of the evening breeze.

After returning to eat and dusk, he did not take off his clothes and lay on the moon.