Interpretation of Fan Xun's Poem A Midsummer

The interpretation of Fan Xun's "Ancient Poems on Midsummer" is: It's midsummer in the south of the Yangtze River, and it rains like a river. The fruit hanging on the loquat tree is like kumquat, while the peel of banana is like spitting white lotus.

In the midsummer in the south of the Yangtze River, it rains like a river. Dew orange drops golden bullets, banana spits white lotus.

Midsummer refers to the fifth month of the lunar calendar. The ancients used "fierce, moderate and extreme" to mean "first, second and smallest", so summer was divided into three periods in chronological order: Xia Meng, midsummer and Xia Ji. Midsummer refers to the second month of summer, which is midsummer. According to the solar calendar, midsummer is June, because the direct point of the sun on the summer solstice is on the tropic of cancer, and the summer solstice always falls on June 2 1 or 22 in the solar calendar, so June in the solar calendar is midsummer.

Brief introduction of Fan Xun

Fan Xun was born in Zhenyuan, Tang Dynasty. In addition to this poem, the author also wrote "Recalling Chang 'an? October "and so on. The area south of the lower reaches of the Yangtze River is called Jiangnan, and May of the lunar calendar is the rainy season in Jiangnan. The poet tried to describe the natural state of Jiangnan in summer for readers. At the beginning, the author first points out the time and place, the rainy season in the south of the Yangtze River, which is the narrative time and space of the poem. The second sentence follows the previous one and describes the rain here this season. Plum rains are endless, just like a flowing river.

The first two sentences, such as panorama, broad vision and wild brushwork; In the last two sentences, the poet pulls the camera back to his eyes and depicts the Jiangnan scenery with strong regional color with close-ups You see, loquat trees bear many fruits and their branches are bent. Fruits droop like golden marbles. When the banana is ripe, the peel opens, revealing white flesh, just like spitting lotus flowers. Gold and white are juxtaposed, with bold pen, bright and strong color and strong visual impact.

Metaphor and exaggeration make the writing vivid. The three verbs "Xia Xia", "Cook" and "Push" are very expressive. Fan Xun's poems are easy to understand and straightforward, but they are unique. The whole poem can be freely retracted, which reflects the author's ability to schedule scenes and capture objects.