What is the poetry of Seeking Flowers by the Riverside and the central idea of Bamboo and Stone ?

"River" expresses the poet's leisurely and comfortable spring trip to the riverside and enjoying the flowers alone.

"Bamboo and Stone" shows the tenacious and persistent quality of bamboo, overcoming difficulties and facing reality in a tortuous and harsh environment, giving people great inspiration.

[Original poem].

In front of the Yellow Master Pagoda, the river is east, and the spring is lazy and leaning on the breeze.

The peach blossoms bloom in clusters, and the lovely crimson loves light red.

Huang Siniang's house is full of flowers, and thousands of flowers are low on the branches.

The butterflies dance from time to time, and the warbler is just crying.

Meaning of words] 1 Alone looking for flowers: walking alone while enjoying flowers.

2 蹊 (xī): a path.

3 Jiao: Cute.

4 Cha Cha: Describe the sound as harmonious and beautiful.

5 Liulian: that is, nostalgia, reluctant to leave. This verse is used to describe the appearance of butterflies flying around among the flowers, reluctant to give up.

"Liulian" is a "conjunctive word". The two words that make up a conjunctive word are only a record of the pronunciation of the word, and have nothing to do with the meaning of the word, so a conjunctive word may have several different written forms, such as "liulian" or "lingering", and the meaning of the word is still the same.

6.Riverside: Riverside.

Poetry Translation] Just as the poet was about to rest in the spring breeze, he felt a light in front of him, and a cluster of peach blossoms of different shades bloomed by the river.

The path around Huang Siniang's house was full of colorful flowers, and the thousands of flowers pressed the branches and bent them low.

The frolicking butterflies are reluctant to hover and fly, and the free little yellow warbler is tactful and moving.

The path of Huang Siniang's house was full of flowers, and thousands of flowers drooped the branches.

The frolicking and lingering butterflies keep flying, and the free and charming yellow warbler cries just right.

"Searching for Flowers by the Riverside" (Tang Du Fu).

Huang Siniang's house is full of flowers, : The path around Huang Siniang's house is full of flowers.

Thousands of flowers are pressed low. : Thousands of flowers have crushed the branches of the tree.

Lingering butterflies dance from time to time: the butterflies are reluctant to hover and fly in the flowers.

The warbler is just crying. : The free and easy warbler sings constantly in the flowers.

What does it mean to stay in the butterfly and dance from time to time?

"Looking for Flowers by the Riverside" is a group of quatrain poems written by the great poet Du Fu of the Tang Dynasty, with a total of seven poems.

This poem highlights the poet's inner joy and excitement, praises and praises spring, and also expresses the poet's thoughts and feelings of yearning for a quiet life. The poem successfully uses the technique of empathy with objects, so that things and self are blended, and the scenes are born together, and this little poem is more intimate and catchy to read. At the same time, this poem also uses the combination of movement and static, visual and auditory techniques, through the selection of flowers, pink butterflies, yellow warblers and other images, describing the beautiful scenery of spring flowers, flowers and birds, expressing the poet's joy and hope that the war will be put down as soon as possible, so that people can live a happy and stable life.

It expresses the poet's love for a peaceful and quiet life, as well as the joy of living in peace after a long period of separation.

"Searching for Flowers by the Riverside" expresses the poet's love for a peaceful and quiet life, as well as the joy of living in peace after a long period of chaos. The whole poem describes the movement and stillness correspondingly, silent and colorless, but it is vivid and free, and has a unique flavor.

This group of poems was written in the spring of the second year of the reign of Emperor Suzong of the Tang Dynasty (761) or the first year of Zong Baoying of the Tang Dynasty (762) after Du Fu settled in the thatched cottage in Chengdu. In the first year of the Shangyuan Dynasty (760), Du Fu lived in Chengdu, Sichuan, and built a thatched cottage on the bank of Huanhua River in the western suburbs, temporarily having a place to live. When the spring flowers are blooming, there are more enjoyable things, Du Fu loves life.

This is the basis of his life and feelings in writing this set of poems. In the spring of the second year, when the flowers were blooming, he walked alone on the bank of the Jinjiang River to enjoy the flowers, and wrote a group of poems called "Seven Quatrains of Searching for Flowers by the Riverside".

Alone on the riverside, looking for flowers.

It is written about enjoying the scenery, this kind of theme, the Tang Dynasty.

It is not uncommon in quatrains. However, it is rare to find such a poem as this poem with very subtle depictions and unusually beautiful colors. For example, "the old family is on the peach blossom bank, until the stream in front of the door flows" (Chang Jian three days to find Li Jiuzhuang), "last night the wind opened the dew well peach, Weiyang."

The front hall is high in the moon wheel" (Wang Changling.

Spring Palace Song), these scenes are "beautiful"; And Du Fu.

After the "full of flowers", add "thousands of flowers", add butterflies and warbler songs, and the scenery will be beautiful. This kind of writing can be described as unprecedented. Secondly, the people of the Tang Dynasty paid great attention to the harmony of the tone of the poems.

Their quatrains are often orchestrated, and are therefore very harmonious. Du Fu's quatrains are not composed for singing, but purely for poetry, so there are often awkward sentences. In such a poem, the sentence "thousands of flowers pressing the branches low" should be used evenly according to the second word of the law.

However, this kind of "reluctance" is by no means an arbitrary destruction of the rhythm, and the overlapping of "thousands of flowers" has a kind of colloquial beauty. The "Duo" of "Qianduo" and the "four" characters in the same position as the previous sentence belong to the same voice, but they are different from each other, and the tone still changes. The poet does not ignore the beauty of the poem with the Feng jujube song.

This is manifested in the use of four or two diphthongs, onomatopoeia and overlapping words. "Liulian" and "Comfortable" are both two-tone words, such as the connection of beads, and the tone is like a turn. "Shishi" and "Cha Cha" are overlapping words, even if the upper and lower sentences form a battle, making the meaning stronger, more vivid, and more able to express the poet's fascination with flowers and butterflies, and suddenly being awakened by the sound of the warbler.

In addition to the words "dance" and "warbler", these two sentences are tongue and tooth sounds, and the use of this series of tongue and teeth sounds creates a sense of self-talking, which is subtle and vivid, and the flower watchers are intoxicated and surprised by the beautiful scenery. The utility of sound is extremely helpful for the expression of mood. In terms of syntax, the poems of the Tang Dynasty are mostly natural.

Du Fu is very interesting. For example, "couplet" (post-couplet) is the style of the early Tang Dynasty quatrain, and the Tang Dynasty quatrain is rare, because this kind of ending is difficult to achieve. Du Fu is difficult to see the coincidence, so the poem is not only stable for the work, but also has a lingering rhyme, and it is used just right:

On the occasion of pleasing to the eye, hearing the song of the warbler "Cha Cha" adds a lot of infectiousness. In addition, these two sentences should be written according to the customary grammar: the butterfly stays and dances from time to time, and the warbler is free and just crying.

The mention of "lingering" and "free" at the beginning of the sentence is not only out of phonological needs, but also emphasizes them semanticly, making the meaning easier to understand, and the syntax is also novel and changeable.

The solo flower hunt by the riverside expresses the poet's love for a peaceful and quiet life, as well as the joy of living in peace after a long period of chaos. The whole poem describes the movement and stillness correspondingly, silent and colorless, but it is vivid and disturbing, and it has a unique flavor.

praised the author's thoughts and feelings of loving spring, I am a fourth-grade child, don't spray if you don't like it.

Praise spring and yearn for a quiet life. I hope that the Anshi Rebellion will be put down as soon as possible and people will live a happy life.

You're talking about the most famous song No. 6.

The central idea is: "Looking for Flowers by the Riverside: Part 6" describes the scene and feelings when enjoying flowers at Huang Siniang's house, and shows Du Fu's love for flowers, his stay in a better life and his hope for beautiful things.

Original:

Huang Siniang's house is full of flowers, and thousands of flowers are low on the branches.

The butterflies dance from time to time, and the warbler is just crying.

Translation:

The path around Huang Siniang's house is full of flowers, and thousands of flowers bend their branches low and low from the ground.

The frolicking butterflies hovered and fluttered among the flowers and were reluctant to leave, and the free little yellow warbler called a pleasant and touching voice.

Appreciation:

This is a little poem with a unique taste. The path is full of flowers, the branches full of flowers are pressed down, and the petals are covered by colorful butterflies that dance around the branches. From here, we smell a rich floral scent.

On the path next to the flowers, there are crisp yellow warblers, their lively and free demeanor, giving people a relaxed and pleasant feeling. The poet's use of these rhyming words makes the whole picture full of dynamism, and also makes the poem have a brighter and more fluent rhythm. The language of the poem is full of colloquial colors.

It is very intimate to read, and the heartfelt joy that the poet feels in the spring leaps on the page.

"Seven Quatrains of Seeking Flowers by the Riverside" is a group of poems by the great poet Du Fu of the Tang Dynasty, with a total of seven poems. What we usually learn is the sixth of these.

Huang Siniang's house is full of flowers, and thousands of flowers are low on the branches.

The butterflies dance from time to time, and the warbler is just crying.

The whole poem has a clear context and orderly layers, which is a unique picture of looking for flowers, showing Du Fu's love for flowers, staying in a better life and always hoping for beautiful things.

The main content of this poem is to describe the scene and feelings when enjoying the flowers at Huang Siniang's house, and describe the splendid spring light around the thatched cottage.

The central idea is to express the love for beautiful things and the right feelings. The beauty of spring flowers and the cordial harmony between man and nature are all vividly displayed on the paper.

In the first year of Tang Suzong (760 AD), the poet Du Fu lived in Chengdu, Sichuan, after suffering from chaos, and built a thatched cottage on the bank of Huanhua River in the western suburbs, and temporarily had a place to live, and his mood was relatively comfortable. In the spring season, he walked alone on the riverside to enjoy the flowers, and wrote a group of seven quatrains of "Looking for Flowers by the Riverside", which is the sixth of them. The first sentence "Huang Siniang's house is full of flowers" points out the location of the flowers.

"蹊" is a path. "Full of flowers" means that the flowers have covered the path and connected it into a piece. The second sentence "thousands of flowers press low branches".

Thousands of flowers" describes the sheer number of flowers. The words "pressure" and "low" in "low pressed branches" are used very appropriately and vividly, vividly depicting the dense layers of spring flowers, which are large and numerous, and the branches are bent heavily. This sentence is the embodiment of the word "full" in the previous sentence.

The third sentence is "Stay and dance with butterflies from time to time". "Liulian" is to describe the appearance of butterflies flying around and reluctant to leave. This sentence writes the bright fragrance of spring flowers from the side.

In fact, the poet was also attracted by the spring flowers and forgot to return. The fourth sentence is "the warbler is just crying". "Jiao" is to describe the soft and mellow song of the warbler.

"Cha Cha Chi" means that when the poet came to enjoy the flowers, the yellow warbler was also chirping. It is only because the poet is happy in his heart that he takes it for granted that Huang Ying deliberately sings for himself. This is the same as the previous sentence that the colorful butterflies stay in the spring flowers, which are all empathetic to things.

Because the poet has successfully used this technique, so that the object and the self are blended together, and the scene is born, this little poem is more intimate and flavorful to read.

"Looking for Flowers by the Riverside" describes the scene of the poet walking alone in Jinjiang, Chengdu, Sichuan, with lush flowers and butterflies dancing and singing in spring. The whole poem describes the combination of movement and stillness, with sound and color, and beautiful artistic conception, expressing the poet's praise for spring and yearning for a quiet life.

This is a little poem with a unique taste. The poem expresses the author's central thoughts and feelings of praising and praising spring and yearning for a quiet life.

It shows Du Fu's love for flowers, his lingering connection in a better life and his hope for beautiful things.

It expresses the poet's praise for spring and yearning for a quiet life.

Are these you sending on the riverside looking for flowers alone? Written by Tang Dufu.

Expressing the author's love for life and yearning for a free and happy life, the poem presents us with a picture of a spring scene full of purple and flowers.

It expresses the author's love for nature and his incomparable love and yearning for a free and easy life.

It fully expresses the surprise of the flower watchers who are intoxicated by the beautiful scenery.

expresses the author's sad feelings.

If you can ha, you will be a cluck.