Poetry related to rivers

Poems related to rivers are as follows:

1, at sunrise, the river is redder than the fire, and in spring, the river is as green as blue. -"Recalling Jiangnan" Bai Juyi

Appreciation: This poem depicts the vibrant and picturesque scene of spring in the south of the Yangtze River in colorful language. Using metaphor and contrast, the author compares river flowers and river water to flames and bluegrass respectively, highlighting their bright colors and beauty. At the same time, the background of sunrise and spring adds vitality to this painting, showing the beautiful scene of spring in Jiangnan.

2. Autumn wind sweeps across the border town, and Wan Li hippos go around. -"Flower Horse Pond" Cui Yun

Appreciation: "Wan Li River Rides Around Cavalry" depicts the scene where the river surrounds cavalry. This description is not only poetic, but also shows the grandeur and dangers of the frontier. Rivers represent natural barriers in war, while cavalry is a symbol of strength in war. This poem vividly shows the fierceness and danger of war by describing the relationship between them.

3. Although a country is divided, mountains and rivers remain forever, and the spring of trees and grass is back. -"The Hope of Spring" Du Fu

Appreciation: This poem depicts the scene that the country is attacked by war, the city falls, the mountains and rivers remain the same, but the vegetation grows wildly. By contrasting strong images, the poet expresses the sadness that people and things are drifting away, and the family is broken and people are killed. Among them, "national destruction" is in sharp contrast with "mountains and rivers are here", which highlights the destruction of natural landscape by war; "Spring in the City" and "Deep Vegetation" depict the vitality of spring, but they are in sharp contrast with the occupied cities, making people feel a desolate and miserable atmosphere.

4, thousands of miles across the Yangtze River are crossing horses, who will practice every ten years. -"Sentence" Liu Dong

Appreciation: This poem expresses the poet's disappointment and nostalgia for the literati he cultivated. Through the comparison between crossing horses and cultivating scholars, the poet emphasized that talents are rare and difficult to cultivate. At the same time, the poet also recalled the past years, lamented the passage of time and became more and more depressed.

This poem is far-reaching and thought-provoking. It not only expresses the poet's yearning for talents and nostalgia for the past, but also reminds people to cherish time, attach importance to talent training and contribute to the prosperity and development of the country and society.

5, the Yangtze River wind sends guests off, and the lonely pavilion keeps people in the rain. -"Sentence" Jia Dao

Appreciation: this poem is full of feelings of parting, describing the scene that the Yangtze River wind sent guests to the lonely pavilion, but they could not make it because of the rain. The desolate scenery renders a kind of separation, and the poet shows readers a beautiful scenery. The scenery of spring grass, flowers and trees, red and white in the pond is really intoxicating.