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Tang-Bai Juyi

Jiangnan is good,

The scenery used to be familiar.

At sunrise, the red flowers in the river win the fire.

This river is as green as blue in spring.

Can you not remember Jiangnan?

Bai Juyi (772-846), whose name is Lotte, is the most famous poet in the Tang Dynasty except Li Bai and Du Fu. He dared to complain for the people and criticize the emperor's bureaucrats. His content is rich and colorful, and his language is easy to understand. At that time, both women and women could appreciate it. His works not only spread widely in China, but also spread to Korea, Japan and other countries soon. Bai Juyi was one of the earliest poets who wrote ci, and Memory of Jiangnan was one of them.

(1) recite Jiangnan-both a title and a epigraph name.

I used to know it, and I used to know it very well.

(3) River flowers-flowers on the river.

(4) blue grass, green leaves, can make dyes.

Bai Juyi was an official in Hangzhou and Suzhou in the south of the Yangtze River and was very popular with local people. This word is his work recalling the scenery in the south of the Yangtze River, which is very artistic. Let's talk about material selection first. This word is about Jiangnan scenery at sunrise in spring. The beauty of Jiangnan scenery lies in its beauty. The most beautiful is the green river, and the most beautiful is the bright red river flower. It can be said that it is the most beautiful place, the most beautiful moment and the most beautiful scenery to write about the "Sunrise Flowers" and "Spring River Flowing Water" in the south of the Yangtze River.

Besides, the two poems describing bonus and water green in rhetoric are metaphors: the rivers and green waters blown by spring breeze are as green as green grass; The red flowers on the shore reflected by the morning light are redder than the raging flames. Such a vivid metaphor makes the spring in Jiangnan so colorful and full of vitality! The charming and intoxicating spring scenery was once seen in Suzhou and Hangzhou, but now there is no such opportunity. The poem can't help sighing: How can one not miss Jiangnan? The question at the end shows the poet's deep affection for Jiangnan and inspires readers' deep yearning for the beautiful scenery.

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