Yi Jiangnan expresses what kind of thoughts and feelings the author has

Praise and nostalgia for Jiangnan.

Praise and yearning for Jiangnan.

The work depicts the beauty of Hangzhou, verifies the goodness of the south of the Yangtze River through the pictures of the mountain temple looking for gui and the tide watching the tide in Qiantang, and expresses the author's memory of Hangzhou.

Three Songs of Jiangnan Words" Bai Juyi Tang Dynasty

The south of the Yangtze River is good, and the scenery is old. The sunrise river flowers are red, and the spring river is as green as blue. Can you not remember Jiangnan?

Jiangnan recalls, the most memorable is Hangzhou. Looking for Guizi in the middle of the month in the mountain temple, the county pavilion pillow looks at the tide. When will you visit again?

Jiangnan recalls, followed by Wu Palace. Wu wine a glass of spring bamboo leaves, Wu Wa double dance drunk hibiscus. Sooner or later?

Translation: The scenery of Jiangnan is so beautiful, the picturesque scenery has been familiar for a long time. At sunrise in the morning, the flowers bloom along the river, the color is brighter red than the flames, and the turquoise water is greener than the blue grass. How can people not miss Jiangnan?

The memories of Jiangnan can evoke the most remembrance in Hangzhou. When the moon is full, in the mountain temple, look for Guizi, climb the county pavilion and lie in it, and enjoy the tide of the Qiantang River. When will I be able to play again?

The memories of Jiangnan, and then the memories of Wu Palace, drink a glass of Wu Palace's fine wine spring bamboo leaves, and watch the singers of Wu Palace dance like charming hibiscus. When will we meet again?

"Three Songs of Remembering the South of the Yangtze River" is a composition work by the Tang Dynasty poet Bai Juyi.

The first poem always writes about the memories of the south of the Yangtze River, and the author chooses the river flowers and spring water, lined with the background of sunrise and spring, and uses metaphors and contrasting techniques to vividly depict the beautiful scene of spring in the south of the Yangtze River.

The second poem depicts the beauty of Hangzhou, verifying the goodness of the south of the Yangtze River through the pictures of the mountain temple looking for laurel and the tide watching the tide in Qiantang, expressing the author's memory of Hangzhou.

The third poem sings about Suzhou, selecting bamboo leaf spring wine and Wu Wa's drunken dance, outlining the charming customs of Suzhou and expressing the author's memory and yearning for Suzhou.

These three poems have the same theme but have their own beginning and end, respectively depicting the beauty of the scenery, scenery and women in the south of the Yangtze River, which are relatively independent and complementary to each other, with strong artistic generalization and wonderful artistic conception.

"Remembering Jiangnan" is a famous work by the Tang Dynasty poet Bai Juyi.

Bai Juyi roamed Jiangnan when he was young, and later became an official in the Jiangnan area, and was deeply impressed by the beautiful scenery of Jiangnan.

He wrote the poems "Remembering Jiangnan" to express his inner love and nostalgia for Jiangnan.

Remembering Jiangnan, it expresses the author's feelings of love and nostalgia for Jiangnan.

It expresses the author's nostalgia and love for Jiangnan.

It expresses Bai Juyi's love for Jiangnan.

It expresses the lyricist's love, praise and attachment to the spring in the south of the Yangtze River.

It can be seen from the words "memory" and "good" in the text.

Yi Jiangnan expresses what kind of thoughts and feelings the poet has.