Poems and explanations about Chizhou

1. Poems describing the scenery of Chizhou

Chizhou Cuiwei Pavilion (Southern Song Dynasty) Yue Fei's clothes are covered with dust for many years, and he especially looks for fragrance in Cuiwei. Good water and good mountains are not enough, and the horse's hooves are urging them to return by the bright moon. -------------------------------------------------- -------------------------------------------------- -------------------------- Traveling to Qingxi in Chizhou (Tang Dynasty. Li Bai)

The Qingxi clears my heart and the color of the water is different All waters.

I would like to ask the Xin'an River, what is the bottom like this?

People walk in the mirror, and birds fly in the screen. 2. The meaning of the translated poem: Chizhou Cuiwei Pavilion

< p> ① Selected from "Song Song Selection". Yue Fei (1103-1142), courtesy name Pengju, was a patriotic general in the Song Dynasty. This poem expresses the author's deep love for the beautiful rivers and mountains of the motherland, and embodies the characteristics of poetry written on horseback. Chizhou, now Guichi, Anhui. Cuiwei Pavilion is located on the top of Nanqi Mountain in Guichi.

②Jingnian: all year round.

③Zhengyi: military uniform.

④Tete: Specially.

⑤Xunfang: Take a spring outing to see flowers.

⑥Cuiwei: refers to Cuiwei Pavilion.

⑦Not enough: not enough.

⑧This poem means that, urged by the sound of horse hooves, I returned under the moonlight.

Translation:

Years of dust covered the military uniform, and he rode a horse to Cuiwei Pavilion in search of beautiful scenery.

Before I could appreciate the beautiful mountains and rivers enough, the sound of horse hooves already urged me to return quickly. 3. Looking at the Dongting, meaning of the poem

"Looking at the Dongting" by Liu Yuxi

The light of the lake and the moon are harmonious, and there is no windshield on the surface of the pool that has not been polished.

Looking at the green mountains and rivers of Dongting in the distance, there is a green snail in the silver plate.

Is it this poem?

[Note]

1. Dongting: the name of the lake, in Hunan Province.

2. Harmony: Harmony, here refers to the integration of water color and moonlight.

3. Tanmian: refers to the lake surface. The mirror is not polished: The mirrors of the ancients were made of copper and polished. Here, it is said that there is no wind on the water surface, and the waves are as flat as a mirror; it is said that the scenery in the lake is blurry when looking at it from a distance, just like the illumination of the mirror is not clear when it is not polished. Both are acceptable.

4. Silver plate: describes Dongting Lake. Green snail: a blue-black spiral-shaped ink used by ancient women to draw their eyebrows. This is used to describe Junshan Mountain in Dongting Lake.

[Today's translation]

The water light of Dongting Lake blends with the autumn moon.

The water surface is calm and calm, just like a bronze mirror that has not been polished.

Looking from a distance, the Dongting Lake is green,

It looks like a silver plate holding green snails.

[About the author]

Liu Yuxi (772-842), also known as Mengde, was a native of Luoyang (now part of Henan). Famous poet of the Tang Dynasty

[Appreciation]

This is a landscape poem written by the poet looking at Dongting Lake in the distance. It is as clear as words and has a meaningful meaning. The first sentence starts with the blending of water, light and moonlight, showing the vastness of the lake. This should be the scene at sunset. It is not dark yet but the moon has come out. If it is dark, you will not be able to see the colors of the two. Fusion. The second sentence uses the metaphor of a mirror to express the calmness of the lake at night. Because the sun has set, the lake does not reflect light, just like the dull luster of a mirror when it is not polished. The third sentence writes about looking at the green color of Junshan in the lake from a distance. The "landscape" here actually just refers to the mountains, that is, Junshan in the lake. The use of "山水" belongs to the usage of "partial meaning compound words" in ancient Chinese. The fourth sentence uses another metaphor, comparing Junshan floating in the water to a green snail on a silver plate. The whole poem is purely about scenery, with both detailed description and vivid metaphor, making it very interesting to read. 4. What are the poems about Qingyang and Guichi?

Qingyang’s: Farewell to Guests in Nanyang Li Bai Do not be too generous with your wine, and never forget the preciousness of your heart.

Sitting back and cherishing old friends, it hurts the wanderer. I leave my face and resent the fragrant grass, and think about the weeping poplar trees in spring.

I waved goodbye again and again, feeling empty and heartbroken at the end of the road.

Looking at the Papaya Mountain, Li Bai got up early to see the sunrise, and saw the roosting birds returning at dusk.

The guest is feeling sad, especially facing Papaya Mountain. Xiuhua Pavilion Li Bai looks at Jiuhua Peak in the distance. It is indeed Jiuhua.

The pale face can withstand the wind and snow, and the clouds are in strange shape. The sun condenses into brocade, and the sky increases the cliffs.

When the remaining shade shines, heaven creates a cave for immortals. The Qibuquan Xitan breathes into the quiet place, and I doubt that there is a different world.

Although the pine trees have changed, the cows and rocks are still sleeping soundly. After a sudden rain, the sound of Qibu Spring flew away.

Looking at a thousand dots of snow, egrets stand in the flat fields. Danjing Yang Shaoyu was born to be unable to keep his emotions to himself, and a glob of water flowed out silently.

How can I not understand the secret of golden elixir, but still love the sweetness of summer and the clearness of summer? Tianquanshida Jiuhua Mountain top rock, who can pull the Milky Way from the sky to fall? Every time the stone passes through the Nagisa pool, the sky is illuminated by twin stars.

I came to see the scenery and felt like I was floating, so I wanted to take advantage of the boat to fight a bullfight. Those should all be support stones. Who can ascend to heaven and travel?

I heard that the wine made by the immortal man is so refreshing that people know it is dizzy. The fake fairy wine can smoke people, and they will be drunk for ninety-nine times! At the entrance of Su Wanmin Guiyundui Cave in Dabi Temple, the setting sun sets on the peak. The Shidui River is particularly drenched, and the Ape Cry Mountain is also secluded.

The new fire in Gu'an is lighter than the smoke in the house. They attended the banquet and opened a fine wine, and kept the inheritance money.

Sun Nan visited Lotus Peak to find the remote and remote place, and Lingxu’s wild ambitions were high. Jade pistils gather across the sky, and silver waves surge from the earth.

The clear sky flows into the ravine, and the fragrance falls from the sky. If Zi Luan can be controlled, he will take off his clothes and laugh at Xiao Cao.

The people who came to Wang Huating to gather there are not at all carnivorous, so don’t draw any pictures. At dawn, the immortals are blown away, and the autumn wind sweeps away the mist.

The green bean tree is rustling, and the blue bird is listening to the beautiful scenery. Xinyou has been dining with Xiake and has been cooking Dadan for many years. 5. The meaning of the poem Dengchizhou Cuiweiting

[Content Analysis] The first sentence of the poem narrates his own experience, thereby placing Dengchizhou Cuiweiting in a specific background, allowing readers to feel the times It is consistent with the pulse of the poet. The second sentence uses "Te Te" to emphasize this visit, indicating that the army is ruthless and the visit is rare, and it emotionally connects one's military life with the great rivers and mountains. At the same time, it also plays a turning role in the structure. The focus of emotional expression shifts to the love for the motherland, paving the way for the last couplet to express one's feelings directly. Three or four sentences are the center of the whole poem. It shows the poet's deep friendship for the motherland and his lingering admiration for the beautiful rivers and mountains of the motherland, and expresses the theme of the poem. The whole poem is concentrated in one breath, expressing the passionate emotions of a poet who is galloping on the battlefield and fighting for his country.

"Common words spoken out of the mouth are the way forward for the law. It is not the beauty of people's words, but the beauty of it." This poem is as clear as the words, without any false embellishments or use of allusions. It is completely out of the ordinary. Colloquial and commonplace, but very touching. The secret lies in winning with emotion. 6. Poems about rain (must have poetic explanation)

Fruits fall from the mountains in the rain, and grass and insects chirp under the lamp.

[Tang. Wang Wei. Sitting alone on an autumn night]. It was raining in the mountains, and the fruits on the trees fell to the ground one by one in the rain. The lamps were lit in the house, and under the lamps, autumn insects in the grass kept chirping.

Yellow-leafed trees in the rain, white-headed people under the lamp.

[Tang. Sikong Shu. Happy to meet my cousin Lu Lun]. The rain outside the house keeps falling on the trees with withered leaves; the lamp inside the house shines on the old man with white hair. The author describes himself living alone in the wilderness and laments the old man with yellow leaves, which makes him feel extremely sad. This sentence is often used today to describe the desolation and sorrow of old age.

The sound of oranges has stopped at the foot of the rain, and the melons and beans are already lined up in the green border.

[Qing. Zhou Zaixun. Xiyin] After the heavy rain, there was enough rain, and the sound of water tankers temporarily stopped; the green vegetable beds and melon sheds and bean racks have grown into rows.

When the rain stops, the coolness in the forest grows. The wind blows through the path and the dawn becomes clearer.

[Song. Yang Wanli. Xiaobu on the Hinoki Trail] After the rain stopped, cool air naturally appeared in the woods; the wind blew over the path, making the morning air even fresher.