But Bai Juyi doesn't think so. There are advantages to having less. It is precisely because of being few that it is the "early warbler" and the "new swallow", and only then can there be a joy of sensi

But Bai Juyi doesn't think so. There are advantages to having less. It is precisely because of being few that it is the "early warbler" and the "new swallow", and only then can there be a joy of sensing the arrival of spring. If the poet does not have a young mentality and love The mind of life and spring may not be moved and intoxicated by these few heralds of spring, and happily write this moving poem. It is precisely because of this that he can smell the fragrance of flowers, see the beauty of grass, be fascinated by the various wild flowers dotted everywhere, and sigh at the grass that is not covered by horse hooves. If you think about it carefully, grass that is not covered by horseshoes is actually the most common. To see such a lawn, you don’t have to rush to the West Lake in spring. It can be found in the green space on our streets. However, there is a green space between us and the lawn. There is probably an eye-catching sign: "Please do not trample on the grass." Therefore, everything is closer to nature, and in an instant, it becomes a serious warning. However, people in today's cities pay more attention to natural landscapes than man-made ones. The landscape's indifference or indifference can be forgiven. However, Bai Juyi is lucky. Because he has a pair of eyes that discover beauty and spring, he can't help himself in the beautiful scenery of the West Lake, and even lingers: "My favorite lake is the east side of the lake, the white sand embankment in the shade of green poplars." The white sand embankment, also known as Bai Di, is also Known as Sand Causeway or Broken Bridge Causeway, West Lake is surrounded by mountains on three sides, with White Causeway running through it. It is located in the east area of ??the lake and takes in the entire lake. When Bai Juyi was the governor of Hangzhou, he did build a dike to store water and irrigate people's fields. However, the dike was located to the north of Qiantang Gate. However, later generations mistakenly thought that the Bai dike was built by the Bai family. This poem is like a short and concise travel note. It starts from Gushan and Jiating and ends at Hudong and Baidi. Along the way, in the beautiful paradise-like scenery of green lakes and green mountains, you can enjoy the singing and dancing of orioles and be intoxicated by the singing of birds and the fragrance of flowers. , finally, with unfinished thoughts, I walked along the white sand embankment, under the green shade of the willows, turned back three times at a step, and left reluctantly. The hymn of spring played by all things in the world is still echoing in my ears, and a beautiful poem "Spring Journey to Qiantang Lake" full of the interest of natural integration flows out of my heart involuntarily. In fact, the keen observation and experience of spring or beautiful things expressed by Bai Juyi in this poem is very common among many ancient poets. Only in this way can they, like Bai Juyi, express their feelings when spring has just arrived. When they arrived in the human world, they were delighted to discover and moved by it, which aroused their desire to create, wrote touching poems, and left rich aesthetic enjoyment to future generations. Like Bai Juyi, he will not feel sorry because there are only a few orioles singing in the trees and swallows building nests under the eaves of a few houses. Instead, he will feel that spring is getting closer and closer, and will feel extremely happy. There are many examples of such touching poems as "Where are the early orioles vying for warmth in the trees, and where are the new swallows pecking at the new mud?" The predecessors said that "the poems of Lotte are full of emotions, enter the human liver and spleen, follow the shape of things, and fill the place." (Wang Ruoxu's "Hunan Poetry") also said, "Lotte's poems are very simple and lovely, and they often focus on the things in front of them. "Words that have not been spoken by others" (Tian Wen's "Gu Huantang Collection") The language of this poem is simple and easy to understand, fresh and natural, and the carefully selected shots are written into the poem using autodescriptive techniques. The images are vivid and the scene embodies emotions. The light from the bustling lake in early spring reflects the author's joyful mood when visiting the lake, which is worthy of the above comments. The name of Bai Juyi's poem is very meaningful. At that time, Bai Juyi lived in Chang'an. "It's not easy to live in a capital city with pearls of gold, rice and gui," and Bai Juyi's name means that he is so talented that he can live in Chang'an for free, which also shows his talent. pride.