Poems of sunrise by the sea, ancient poems

The poem of sunrise by the sea goes like this:

1, ... Night gives way to the ocean of the sun, and the old year melts in freshness. -From Wang Wan's "A Stop at the foot of Beibao Mountain" in the Tang Dynasty.

Appreciation: ... this poem vividly expresses the scene of the sun rising from the sea level and the contrast between the light on the sea surface and the waning moon. While the old year melted into the clear spring, it was written that the spring scenery in the south of the Yangtze River came early, and the old year had already ushered in the breath of the New Year before it passed.

2. Halfway through the sunny ocean, the sacred rooster crows in space. -Tianmu Mountain in Li Bai's dream in the Tang Dynasty.

Appreciation: The sunny ocean in this poem vividly expresses the scene of the sun rising from the sea level and the contrast between the light on the sea surface and the waning moon. On the other hand, the sacred cock crow wrote the image that chicken is a god chicken in space. According to legend, he lives in a big tree at the top of Du Tao Mountain in the East China Sea. When a chicken crows, all the chickens in the world will crow.

Penglai Island was born in the clouds, and the mulberry branches rose at sunrise. -Wu Yun's Gu Bei Looking at the Sea in the Tang Dynasty

Appreciation: In this poem, Penglai Island was born in the clouds, and borrowed the image of Penglai Fairy Island in myths and legends to describe the islands in the sea surrounded by clouds, giving people a sense of fairyland. Sunrise hibiscus branches, using the allusions of oriental hibiscus trees, show the magnificent scene of the sun shining on mulberry branches at sunrise.

4. The sunrise in the east seems to come from the ground. -From Liu Yuxi's Accidental Book in the Tang Dynasty

Appreciation: The sunrise in this poem vividly shows the scene of the sun rising from the sea level and the contrast between the light on the sea surface and the waning moon. It seems to come from underground, and it describes the strangeness and amazement of the sunrise at sea, as well as the poet's feelings and thoughts on all things in nature.

5, rock trees burn incense and send shadows, Dongli Rihai chicken first crows. -Excerpted from Qin Si Gao written by Bao Rong in Tang Dynasty.

Appreciation: The fragrance in this poem is reflected on the rock tree, which vividly expresses the poet's projection of his own shadow on the rock tree to express his admiration and nostalgia for Qin. At the beginning of The Raven in Dongli Sea, the poet salutes the rising sun in the east, showing the sacredness and solemnity at sunrise.