The moon in the blue sky sheds tears, and the sun in the blue field is warm and jade produces smoke. mean?

This sentence means that the shadow of the bright moon in the sea is like a pearl turned into tears. Only in the Lantian at that time and place can good jade be produced like smoke.

This sentence comes from "Jin Se" by Li Shangyin of the Tang Dynasty. "The moon is bright in the sea" and "the sun is warm in the Lantian" are very ethereal and unreal images. Use it to write about the sadness of "beads with tears" Confusion with "Yu Sheng Yan"

The title of the poem "Jin Se" uses the first two characters of the sentence. In the old theory, it was originally thought that it was a poem about things, but annotators Everyone seems to maintain that this poem has nothing to do with the poem, but is actually an "untitled" work that uses the poem to conceal the title.

In the poem, the author recalls his youth and laments his misfortune. The encounter embodies feelings of sadness and resentment. It borrows a lot of allusions such as Zhuang Sheng's Dream of Butterflies, Cuckoo's Cry of Blood, Tears in the Sea, and Smoke from Good Jade. It uses Bixing techniques and uses association and imagination to transform auditory feelings into visual images. The combination of fragments of images creates a hazy realm, thereby conveying its sincere, intense and profound thoughts with the help of visible and perceptible poetic images.

The whole poem is gorgeous, subtle, profound and emotional. The true meaning is long and touching. The title of the poem "Jin Se" uses the first two characters of the sentence. According to the old theory, it was originally thought to be a poem about things, but commentators seem to agree that this poem has something to do with it. It has nothing to do with the poem, it is actually an "untitled" work that uses the poem to hide the title.

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It is famous; however. It is also the most difficult poem to explain. Some people say it is a love poem written to a maid named "Jin Se" of the Linghu Chu family; some people say it is a poem written to commemorate the death of his late wife Wang. Poetry;

Some people think that the four lines in the middle of the poem can be consistent with the four moods of Sui, resentment, purity, and harmony, and thus infer that it is a poem describing music; in addition, there are allusions to politics and self-narration. There are many different opinions about the creation of poetry, and there is no consensus. Generally speaking, most people say "mourning death" and "self-injury".

The title of the poem "Jin Se" is used. The first two words of the sentence. In the old theory, it was originally thought that this was a poem about things, but commentators seem to maintain that this poem has nothing to do with the poem, but is actually an "untitled" poem that uses the poem to conceal the title.

The first couplet is composed of fifty strings without any reason, each string and one column reflects the past. "Unprovoked, without reason, it is just like this from birth. Musical instruments, the piano has three strings and five strings; the zither has 13 strings; and the "harp" has fifty strings.

Use so many strings to express complex music Emotions must be so sad. The ancient allusion between the Thai emperor and the plain girl is extremely sad. The poet uses this allusion as a metaphor to imply that the poet is different. Others only have three or five strings, but the poet's zither. But there are as many as fifty strings. What a gifted talent.

It hints that he is extremely talented, sentimental, and subtle. The next sentence, one string and one column, recalls youthful love. Years. The first couplet leads to the following. The following are memories of beautiful youth, but the beauty does not last long, which makes people feel disappointed.

The first sentence of the couplet uses a fable from "Zhuangzi". The allusion is that Zhuang Zhou dreamed that he was transformed into a butterfly and flew vividly, forgetting that he was "Zhuang Zhou". Later, when he woke up from the dream, he was still Zhuang Zhou, and he didn't know where the butterfly had gone. Zhou Zhi dreamed of being a butterfly. ? Or is the dream of butterflies for Zhuang Zhou? The Emperor Wang in the next sentence is the legendary monarch of Shu in the late Zhou Dynasty, named Du Yu.

Later, he retired from the Zen throne and died. After death, the soul turns into a bird, crying bitterly in late spring, and bleeding from the mouth. Its sound is sad and sad, touching the heart, and is called cuckoo. This couplet is about a beautiful lady, and a complicated string song awakens the poet's consciousness. Dreams are no longer sleepy.

Mystery has the meaning of being lost, leaving, and not arriving. It vaguely contains beautiful scenes, but it is also an ethereal dream. , arousing the poet's infinite sadness and unspeakable resentment, just like hearing the sad sound of the cuckoo and sending spring back. In Jinse, the poet's wonderful feelings have reached a climax while waving and watching.