The most beautiful poem: Luzhai

On the empty mountain, no one can be seen, and occasionally someone can be heard talking.

The afterglow of the sunset shines into the dense forest and reflects on the green moss.

Explain the meaning

(1) Chai Lu-a scenic spot in Wangchuan. Wangchuan is located in Lantian County, Shaanxi Province, where Wang Wei lived in seclusion in his later years. He runs a big villa with beautiful scenery here.

(2) but-just.

(3) Return to the scenery-the glory of the sunset.

(4) reply-again, then.

Key value-added

The first sentence "There seems to be no one on an empty mountain" directly describes the loneliness and tranquility of an empty mountain. The mountain is "empty" because it is barren. The word "not seeing people" embodies "emptiness"

The second sentence "however, I think I heard a voice" contrasts the overall silence with the local voice. Although there is no one in the mountains at ordinary times, it will not be silent. The word "but smell" excludes all rustling wind, gurgling water, chirping insects and chirping birds, and only hears a few occasional "voices". On the surface, these "buzzing voices" seem to have broken the silence. In fact, after a while, the empty mountain returned to the realm of silence.

Three or four sentences, "There, the sunshine entered a small forest and reflected light from the green moss", set off the darkness and cold in the depths of the forest with the setting sun. It stands to reason that to describe the realm of darkness, we should avoid the light, but the poet just wrote "where the sun shines, enter a small forest." At first glance, this weak oblique light seems to bring a glimmer of light to the dark forest belt, but in fact it is just the opposite. When the afterglow of "returning to the scenery" shines on the moss through mottled tree shadows, the sharp contrast between that small piece of light and a large piece of darkness makes the darkness of the deep forest more prominent. Moreover, "returning to the scene" is not only weak, but also short-lived. A touch of afterglow disappears in an instant, followed by a longer darkness.

Wang Wei's "Time goes by, only give me peace, and everything will not be disturbed" (reply to Zhang's deputy envoy). The works in Wangchuan Collection mainly describe the beautiful state of natural scenery. The predecessors thought that these poems won the Zen theory without talking about Zen machine, forgot the life experience and lost all thoughts. This reflects Wang Wei's negative thought of ignoring reality in his later years, but the expression of "painting in poetry" in these poems has immortal aesthetic value.