Waiting silently for a person's poem

Waiting silently for someone's poem is as follows:

1, the thin cloud is smart, the flying star is complaining, and the silver and the Chinese are all dark. -Qin Guan's Jojo xian county and Qiao Yun.

Appreciate:

Through the story of the Cowherd and the Weaver Girl, the joys and sorrows of human beings have been expressed in a superhuman way since ancient times. In Song Dynasty, Ouyang Xiu, Zhang Xian, Liu Yong, Su Shi and others also sang this theme. Although the words and sentences are different, they all follow the traditional theme of "happiness is short", and the style is sad and sad. In contrast, the word Qin Guan is unique and verve.

The discussion of this word is free and smooth, easy to understand, but graceful and meaningful, with endless aftertaste. The author combines the finishing touch with the prose syntax with beautiful images and deep emotions, eulogizing the love that the cowherd and the weaver girl waited for each other in ups and downs, and achieved excellent artistic results.

2. I want to know why my Jinse has fifty strings, and each string has a youthful interval. -"Jinse" Li Shangyin.

Appreciate:

Jinse is Li Shangyin's masterpiece. Everyone who loves poetry is happy and happy, and it is the most famous. However, this is the most difficult poem to explain. Some people say that it is a love poem for a maid named "Jinse" in Linghu Chu's family; Some people say that this is a poem in memory of the late wife Wang.

Others think that the four poems in the middle can meet the four feelings of appropriateness, resentment, clarity and harmony, and can be inferred as poems describing music; There are also many sayings, such as alluding to politics and writing autobiographical poems. For thousands of years, there have been many different opinions. Generally speaking, undertaker, waiters and self-injured people are in the majority.

3, once the sea was difficult for water, amber forever. -"Five Thoughts" Yuan Zhen.

Appreciate:

The water in the sea and the clouds in Wushan are metaphors of the depth and depth of love. When I have seen the sea and Wushan Mountain, the water and clouds in other places are ugly. No woman can make me emotional, except the woman that poets read and love. Later generations quoted these two poems, which are more metaphors of loyalty to love, indicating that there is only Iraq, and love is not him.

These two poems can also be simplified to the idiom "I have been to the sea", or they can be used to mean that I have experienced a big scene, my eyes are wide and I am well informed, and I don't pay attention to more ordinary things.