What kind of thoughts and feelings does the poet express in the poem Xijiang Moonlight Night Walk i

Xijiang Moon, Night Walk in Huangsha Road".

The whole word describes the scenery of the mountain village on a summer night from three aspects: visual, auditory and olfactory, expressing the poet's joy in the harvest year and his love for the life of Nongrong Village.

Xijiang Moon Night Walking in Huangsha Road is a Song Dynasty lyricist Xin Qiji.

A song composed by a degraded official when he lived in Jiangxi.

of words. This word is intended to describe the night scene of Huangshaling: bright moon and clear breeze.

The stars are sparse and the magpies are frightened and the cicadas are singing.

The rice flowers are fragrant, and the frogs are sounding. The whole word describes the scenery of the mountain village on a summer night from the three aspects of sight, hearing and smell, the scene is blended, beautiful and picturesque, quiet and natural, vivid and real, expressing the poet's joy of the harvest year and his love for rural life. It is a masterpiece with the theme of rural life in the Song Dynasty.

Original. Southern Song Dynasty Xin Qiji, "Xijiang Moon, Night Walk in Huangsha Road":

The bright moon is not frightening, and the breeze chirps cicadas in the middle of the night. The fragrance of rice flowers says that there is a good year, and the sound of frogs is heard.

Seven or eight stars in the sky, two or three points of rain in front of the mountain. In the old days, on the edge of the forest of the Maodian Society, the road turned to the river bridge and suddenly saw it.

Translation: The bright moon rose above the treetops, startled the magpies perched on the branches, the slight breeze blew the cicadas in the distance, people in the fragrance of rice flowers, talking about the good harvest of the year, there was a frog cry by the river, the few stars in the sky appeared from time to time in front of the mountain two or three drops of raindrops, the small guest house next to the temple in the past went to **? I crossed the bridge to escape the rain, turned a corner, and suddenly saw the small guest house.

Xijiang Moon Night Walk in Huangsha Road is a song written by the Southern Song Dynasty lyricist Xin Qiji, a poem about the pastoral scenery, written when he was demoted to live in Jiangxi, and is a masterpiece with the theme of rural life in the Song Dynasty.

This phrase deliberately describes the night scene of Huangshaling: the bright moon and clear breeze, the sparse stars and rain, the magpie and the cicadas, the fragrance of rice flowers, and the sound of frogs. The whole word describes the scenery of the mountain village on a summer night from three aspects: visual, auditory and olfactory, the scene is blended, quiet and natural, vivid and realistic, and the plain scenery shows the author's indifferent realm outside the object.

This poem describes the night scene of Huangsha Ridge. The bright moon and breeze, the chirping of magpies and cicadas, the sound of rice fragrant frogs, and the small bridge of the stream constitute a beautiful and moving picture of the summer night in the mountain township in the south of the Yangtze River. But what runs through the whole story is the love of nature and the joy of harvest.

The author is good at grasping the characteristics of the mountain village on a summer night, and understands the peasants' enthusiasm for a bumper harvest, coupled with the light tone, beautiful language, and harmonious syllables, so that people read this poem as if they were on the scene, and the aftertaste is endless. From the three aspects of sight, hearing and smell, the scenery of the mountain village on a summer night is written, expressing the poet's joy of the harvest year and his love for rural life.

The central idea of "Xijiang Moon: Night Walk in Huangsha Road": By describing the beautiful scene seen on the Huangsha Ridge on a summer night, it expresses the poet's thoughts and feelings of loving nature, caring about people's lives, and looking forward to a good year.

Xijiang Moon, Night Walk in Huangsha Road".

Song · Xin abandoned the disease.

The bright moon is not frightening, and the breeze chirps cicadas in the middle of the night. The fragrance of rice flowers says that there is a good year, and the sound of frogs is heard. Seven or eight stars in the sky, two or three points of rain in front of the mountain. In the old days, on the edge of the forest of the Maodian Society, the road turned to the river bridge and suddenly saw it.

The lyrics revolve around walking at night, showing the beautiful scenery of the countryside on a summer night and the author's heartfelt joy at the harvest year.

Xijiang Moon Night Walk in Huangsha Road" describes the night scene of Huangsha Ridge, and expresses the poet's love for nature and the joy of harvest.

Xijiang Moon, Night Walk in Huangsha Road" is a song composed by the Song Dynasty lyricist Xin Qijian when he lived in Jiangxi. This word deliberately describes the night scene of Huangshaling: the bright moon and the breeze, the sparse stars and the rain, the magpie and the cicadas, the fragrance of rice flowers, and the sound of frogs.

The author expresses his joy and love for rural life through the scenes he saw in the countryside at night in the summer.

The "road turns" in the previous text and the "sudden seeing" in the latter text not only sets off the joy of the lyricist suddenly seeing the proximity of the old house, but also expresses his degree of fascination because he is immersed in the fragrance of rice flowers and forgets the distance of the road.

On the surface, the subject matter of this poem is nothing more than some seemingly extremely ordinary scenes, the language is not ornamented, there is no allusion, and the hierarchical arrangement is completely bland. However, it is precisely in the seemingly plain that there is the lyricist's painstaking ideas and pure feelings. Here, readers can also appreciate another realm beyond the majestic and heroic words of Jiaxuan.

The whole poem exudes a strong breath of life, showing the joy of the poet's harvest year and his love for rural life.

It is a poem written by Xin Qiji in the Southern Song Dynasty, expressing the poet's joy in the harvest year and his yearning for a quiet life in the countryside.

Xijiang Moon: Night Walk in Huangsha Road" expresses the poet's joy for the harvest year and his yearning for the tranquility of rural life.

In fact, the author's thoughts and feelings are written into the words, but the artistic conception of the words often varies from person to person and because of the different moods at the time. When we recite ancient poems, we should pay attention to our own feelings and feel the pleasure it brings us. It seems to be an indispensable procedure for modern people to appreciate the poets of their predecessors and summarize the central ideas.

However, "the child is not a fish, but the joy of the fish." "There was once a modern writer whose essays were selected as Chinese texts and used as test questions in the college entrance examination. When the reporter asked such questions, he was also confused and could not say the so-called standard answers.

With the thinking of today's people and the feelings of the ancients, I think it is somewhat like nonsense.

The pictures in the author's pen reveal the poet's joy for the harvest year and his love for rural life, which is exactly the joy that the author forgets and gets from nature.

This poem expresses the poet's love and enjoyment of the tranquil and beautiful rural life during the night journey.

Xijiang Moon, Night Walk in Huangsha Road".

It expresses the poet's joy for the harvest year and Minyun's love for rural life.

Southern Song Dynasty Xin abandoned the disease.

Xijiang Moon: Night Walk in Huangsha Road": The Caveer.

The bright moon is not frightening, and the breeze chirps cicadas in the middle of the night. The fragrance of rice flowers says that there is a good year, and the sound of frogs is heard.

Seven or eight stars in the sky, two or three points of rain in front of the mountain. In the old days, on the edge of the forest of the Maodian Society, the road turned to the river bridge and suddenly saw it.

Appreciation] "Xijiang Moon, Night Walking in the Yellow Sand Road" is a poem composed by Xin Qiji, a native of the Southern Song Dynasty, to sing about the pastoral scenery. This poem was written by Xin Qiji when he was demoted to an official and lived in Jiangxi. The bridge trembling beam depicts the bright moon and breeze at night, the sparse stars and rain, and the magpie and the cicada chirping.

The scene of the fragrance of rice flowers and the sound of frogs. From the three aspects of sight, hearing and smell, he writes about the scenery of the mountain village on a summer night, expressing the poet's joy of the harvest year and his love for rural life.

It expresses the poet's joyful thoughts and feelings when he sees the harvest year.

It expresses the poet's joy for the harvest year and his love for rural life.

Xijiang Moon, Night Walk in Huangsha Road".

Xin Qiji, Song Dynasty

The bright moon is not frightening, and the breeze chirps cicadas in the middle of the night. The fragrance of rice flowers says that there is a good year, and the sound of frogs is heard.

Seven or eight stars in the sky, two or three points of rain in front of the mountain. In the old days, on the edge of the forest of the Maodian Society, the road turned to the river bridge and suddenly saw it. (Creek Bridge I: Creek Head).

Translation: The bright moonlight swept through the branches, startling the magpies on the branches, and the cool evening breeze blew as if hearing the cicadas in the distance. The fragrance of rice flowers and the sound of frogs in the fields seem to tell people that this year is a good harvest year.

A few stars flickered in the sky, and a light rain fell in front of the mountain. The small thatched hut of the past was still beside the woods of the Land Temple, and when the road turned around the source of the stream, it suddenly appeared in front of me.

By describing the beautiful scene seen on the Huangsha Ridge on a summer night, it expresses the poet's thoughts and feelings of loving nature, caring about people's lives, and looking forward to a good year.

This is a song composed by the Song Dynasty lyricist Xin Qijian when he was living in Jiangxi.

The poet describes the bright moon and breeze, the comfort and rain, the singing of golden cicadas, and the fragrance of rice flowers. There are also frogs that express their joy for the harvest year and their love for rural life.

This poem is printed and distributed the poet's thoughts and feelings of loving nature and caring for the lives of the people.

It expresses the poet's joy of harvest and love for rural life

Xijiang month. Night Walk in the Yellow Sand Road".

Song · Xin abandoned the disease.

The bright moon is not frightening, and the breeze chirps cicadas in the middle of the night. The fragrance of rice flowers says that there is a good year, and the sound of frogs is heard.

Seven or eight stars in the sky, two or three points of rain in front of the mountain. In the old days, on the edge of the forest of the Maodian Society, the road turned to the river bridge and suddenly saw it.

The Xijiang Moon Night Walk on the Huangsha Road expresses the poet's thoughts and feelings (through the scenes he saw in the countryside at night in the summer, he revealed his joy for the harvest year and his love for rural life).

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Through the scenes he saw in the countryside at night in the summer, he expressed his joy for the harvest year and his love for rural life.

The moon on the poetic horizon casts a bright moonlight and startles the sparrows perched on the branches. The cool evening breeze seemed to blow the sound of cicadas in the distance, the aroma of rice, and the croaking of frogs in the distance.

Central. Through the scenes he saw in the countryside at night in the summer, the author revealed his joy of the harvest year and his love for rural life.

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