What is this poem about going to the fisherman at night? It describes.

The poem "To the Fisherman at Night" describes that the poet saw a fisherman fishing in the cold wind far away.

Fisherman's night

Zhang Ji in Tang Dynasty

Original text:

Fishermen are at the estuary, and the tide flows into Chai Fei.

The traveler wanted to stay, but the host didn't come back.

Shenzhu village is far away, and there are few fishing boats on the moon.

Looking for the beach in the distance, the spring breeze moves the grass clothes.

Translation:

Fishermen live on the banks of estuaries, and the river overflows Chai Men at high tide. Everyone on the road wanted to spend the night here, but the owner didn't come back. The bamboo forest was silent, the path beside the village meandered into the distance, the bright moon hung in the air, and the fishing boats on the river were faintly visible. From a distance, fishermen seem to be looking for a boat on the beach, and the spring breeze blows their hemp fiber.

Extended data:

The creative background of The Night Fisherman;

This poem was written when the poet stayed in a fisherman's house. The poet longed for his master's return. He kept looking at the estuary and saw a ship coming to the shore in the distance. The fisherman is looking for a beach where he can dock, and his hemp fiber flutters in the spring breeze. It seems that the long-awaited fisherman has returned, and the poet's joy suddenly arises spontaneously. So I wrote this poem.

A brief introduction to the author of Fisherman's Night;

Zhang Ji was born in Wujiang, Hezhou, a poet in the Tang Dynasty. Han nationality, who moved to Hezhou that year, became a Wujiang native in Hezhou. The world calls it "Zhang Shuibu" and "Zhang". Zhang Ji is Han Yu's great disciple, and his Yuefu poems are as famous as Wang Jian's, also known as "Zhang Wang Yuefu". Representative works include Qiu Si, Ode to Women, Wild Old Songs and so on.

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