Passing through the Old Village is a five-character poem written by Meng Haoran, a poet in the Tang Dynasty. It is about how 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.
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"We look at the green trees around your village and the pale blue mountains in the distance." When I entered the village, the author looked around for such a fresh and pleasant feeling. These two sentences are close to the border and surrounded by green trees, which seem to be unique and unique. The next sentence is light, accompanied by green hills abroad, which makes the village not lonely and shows a broad prospect. So we use the order from near to far to describe the scenery.
The village is located in Pingchou, far away from Qingshan, which makes people feel light and quiet, and never indifferent and aloof. It is precisely because the "old friend village" appeared in such a natural and social environment that the host and guest raised their glasses at the window.