This old friend prepared a delicious meal and invited me to his hospitable farm. Green Woods surround the village and green hills are located outside the city.
Open the window facing the valley vegetable garden and pass the glass to talk about crops. Please come here to see chrysanthemums when the ninth festival comes.
Passing through the Old Village is a five-rhythm poem written by Meng Haoran, a poet in the Tang Dynasty. It tells the story that the poet was invited to visit an old friend's house in the country. In the simple and natural pastoral scenery, the host and guest drank a toast at home, talking and laughing happily, expressing the sincere friendship between the poet and his friends. At first glance, this poem seems as plain as water. Deliberate, like an idyllic Chinese painting, perfectly blends scenery, events and feelings, and has a strong artistic appeal.
2. Looking through the era of long rain in my lodging: Tang Author: Wang Wei
Rain is stored in the forest, smoke comes slowly, and steamed quinoa is used to cook millet. An egret flies over the quiet swamp, and mango birds sing in the trees in midsummer.
I learned to watch the morning glory in the mountains calmly and eat sunflower seeds with dew under the pine branches. Let's compete with others. Why should I scare seagulls, even if it's an idea? .
Wang Wei, a poet in the Tang Dynasty, wrote "Don't Do Other Things in Wangchuan after Rain", which was selected as "Three Hundred Tang Poems" compiled by Hengtang in the Qing Dynasty. This poem breeds new colors with fresh beauty, and depicts the beautiful and busy scene in Guanzhong Plain after the long summer rain stopped. The first four sentences describe the poet's seclusion. The poet described his quiet and quiet Zen life with the quiet and beautiful pastoral scenery of Wangchuan, and created a kind of artistic conception of harmony between things and me. The whole poem is vivid and vivid, with a strong flavor of life, just like an elegant ink painting, fresh and clear, vivid, showing the poet's seclusion in the mountains and away from the secular leisure.
3. Shangshan Age: Tang Author: Du Mu
The sea of clouds is blue all around, and there are more than ten weeping willows. Pheasants flying deer are far away from the grass, and Niuxiang is full of chickens in spring.
Xiumei's father is drinking and Xixiu's daughter is drinking wild flowers. I looked at the dust meter myself and was disappointed with the fine sand by the stream.
Shangshan Majian is a seven-character poem written by Du Mu, a poet in the late Tang Dynasty. The first six sentences describe the scenery of the Spring Festival Evening in the mountain village; The last two sentences are lyrical, which is the writer's own disappointment. The whole poem depicts the beautiful scenery and simple living of the peasant family, full of strong poetry, and expresses the author's melancholy and vicissitudes in his official journey. The whole poem is clear in style, vivid in color and picturesque.
4. Wild old songs era Author: Tang Author:
The old farmer lives in the mountains and cultivates three or four acres of mountain fields. Miao and Shu taxes can't be eaten, and the official warehouse is turned into soil.
At the end of the year, hoe the plow and close the empty room, shouting to climb the mountain and collect acorns. The Xijiang River is full of pearls and pearls, and the dogs in the boat grow meat.
Wild Old Songs is a Yuefu poem by Zhang Ji, a poet in the Tang Dynasty. This poem describes an old farmer who finally lives by picking acorns to fill his stomach under the pressure of high taxes, shows the miserable life of farmers under tax exploitation, and reflects the unreasonable social reality compared with the extravagant life of wealthy businessmen. The whole poem is simple in language and gloomy in feelings. By contrast, the crime of extortion by the ruling class was exposed, which truly reflected the essence of social life at that time.
5. Age: Tang Author: Wang Wei
The branches of the topmost hibiscus flowers are full of scarlet calyx in the mountains. The mouth of a stream is silent, without a trace. They open and fall.
Wu Xinyi is the 18th poem in Wang Wei's Collection of Wangchuan Bie. The whole poem is only four sentences, which not only depicts the beautiful image of Magnolia, but also writes the lonely situation and environment. This poem was written from flowering to falling, with an environmental description inserted in it. The situation is very different before and after, from sending to falling. Although there seems to be no trace on the screen, it can make people feel lonely about the times and the environment.
6. Huanxisha Age: Song Author: Su Shi
Soft grass is a new beginning. Light sand and dust-free road. When to clean the coupling.
Mulberries are splashed in the warm day, and the wind is like wormwood. Stone is the middleman.
Qingquan Temple is a poem by Su Shi, a writer in the Song Dynasty. This word describes the early spring in the south in the rain, expresses the author's strong and self-reliant spirit despite difficulties, and is permeated with an upward attitude towards life. Shang Kun described the beautiful scenery and environment of Lanxi in late spring and March. The scenery is naturally beautiful, elegant and beautiful; The next chapter expresses exciting arguments, that is, framing metaphors, expressing feelings about life and inspiring people. The whole poem expresses the feelings of the scene, and the description of the scene is pure and simple, meticulous and elegant; High spirits, inspiring and full of philosophy.