You must know that the Jade Rabbit is very round and turns into frost and wind in the cold September.
Message: Leave the key behind the heavy door, look towards the middle of the moon with the night tide.
The noise of thousands of people frightened Wu Nong, just like an old boy floating on the river.
Want to know how high the tide is?
The mountains are covered in waves.
I have been living by the river for a long time, and I have been with Cangbo for a long time.
Creation also knows that people age easily, so it causes the river to flow westward.
Wu'er grew up in a wealthy family and committed suicide without pity.
If the East China Sea knows its purpose, it should be taught to turn the land into a mulberry field.
The god of the river and the uncle of the river have two fertile chickens, and the sea is like the east coming from the east.
Andfu sent water rhinoceros to shoot three thousand strong crossbows at low tide.
——Song Dynasty·Su Shi "Watch the Five Wonders of the Tide on August 15th" Watch the Five Wonders of the Tide on August 15th Song Dynasty: Su Shi I know that the Jade Rabbit is very round and turns into frost and wind in the cold September.
Message: Leave the key behind the heavy door, look towards the middle of the moon with the night tide.
The noise of thousands of people frightened Wu Nong, just like an old boy floating on the river.
Want to know how high the tide is?
The mountains are covered in waves.
I have been living by the river for a long time, and I have been with Cangbo for a long time.
Creation also knows that people age easily, so it causes the river to flow westward.
Wu'er grew up in a wealthy family, risking his life and committing suicide without pity for himself.
If the East China Sea knows its purpose, it should be taught to turn the land into a mulberry field.
Lyrical writing on water Translation and annotation Translation I know for sure that the moon tonight is very reunited, and the river tide is about to come. The autumn wind has already brought the coldness of September.
Please don’t lock the Nine Heavenly Gates, I want to keep the moonlight to watch the night tide.
The Jiang Chao was like thousands of troops beating drums and shouting, and the powerful sound frightened the people of Wu, just like when Wang Jun led the sailors down the river eastward.
You have to know how high the tide is, even the mountains are completely engulfed in the waves.
My life experience is like the ups and downs of a river, and over time I will be like the waves of the sea.
The Creator also knew that people age easily, so he let the river flow westward.
The man from Wu grew up by the river and loved the waves of the river and sea. He was greedy for official gains and took risks to ride on the waves without warning.
If the Poseidon knew the will of the contemporary king, he should turn the salty land on the seaside into a fertile mulberry field.
The waves from the river god and the river god are just two small midges, while the sea god carries the tide and surges eastward with a momentum that is like a puff of rainbow neon.
Where can I find the soldiers of King Wu Fu Chai all wearing water rhinoceros armor?
Three thousand powerful bows and arrows will surely shoot down the high tide.
Creative background: These five poems about watching the tide in Qiantang were composed by Su Shi during the Mid-Autumn Festival in the sixth year of Xining, Shenzong of the Song Dynasty (1073). The author was the general magistrate of Hangzhou at that time.
Every time from the 15th to the 18th day of the eighth lunar month, the tide surges and surges, which is even more strange than the usual spring tides. The head of the tide is like thousands of horses galloping, mountains are flying and clouds are flying, which is shocking.
Poets from past dynasties have many poems and poems about it.
Su Shi's group of seven masterpieces is one of the masterpieces.
Appreciation The first two sentences of the first poem: "I know that the Jade Rabbit is very round, and it has already weathered the frost and wind in September." The first sentence points to the Mid-Autumn Festival.
"The moon will be particularly bright during the Mid-Autumn Festival." This year's Mid-Autumn Festival will be sunny, so the author predicts that the moon will be very round, and he feels doubly happy.
The second sentence describes a clear autumn night, with frost in the wind. Although it is mid-autumn, because the place is close to the mouth of the Qiantang River where it enters the sea, it is already as cold as September.
The author imagines that when watching the tide on a moonlit night, the seaside must be cooler and the scene must be more wonderful.
Three or four sentences: "Please leave the key behind the heavy door, and look at the night tide towards the middle of the moon." The author was living in Junzhai at this time, so he called the clerk in charge of the door and said, "Don't lock this heavy door. I will lock it."
Watching the tide on a moonlit night!" Bai Juyi wrote about Hangzhou: "Looking for osmanthus seeds in the moonlight in the mountain temple, and the tide is on the pillow in the county pavilion" ("Recalling Jiangnan") Su Shi was different from Bai Juyi. He wanted to go to the seawall to see the tide in person.
Watching the tide on the moonlit night of the Mid-Autumn Festival is more interesting than Bai Juyi's "Looking at the tide on the pillow in the county pavilion".
This poem is just a plan to watch the tide, and is the beginning of a group of poems.
The first two sentences of the second song: "The noise of thousands of people frightens Wu Nong, just like an old boy floating on the river." Two metaphors are used to describe the power of the coming tide.
Write what you hear first, then what you see.
The angry tide roared over the sky and the earth. The tide surged forward and the sound was loud, like the roar of thousands of people, which shocked all the "Wu Nong" who were riding the tide and watching the tide.
In this first sentence, a story from the Wu-Yue War in the Spring and Autumn Period is implicitly used.
In 478 BC (the seventeenth year of Duke Ai of Lu), the Yue army attacked the Wu army's central army in the middle of the night. In the sound of war drums, thousands of troops shouted to advance, which shocked the main force of the Wu army and was completely defeated.
The author uses the prestige of the Vietnamese army's rapid attack in this battle to describe the roaring tide, which is very vivid.
In the second sentence, the author uses another powerful metaphor, saying that the coming of an angry tide is like when Wang Atong commanded the navy in the upper reaches of the Yangtze River, floating down the river eastward, building ships thousands of miles away, and captured Jianye, the capital of Wu (today's
Nanjing, Jiangsu).
A Tong is the nickname of Wang Jun, a famous general in the Western Jin Dynasty. Liu Yuxi's "Nostalgia of Xisai Mountain" once described his military power at that time: "Wang Jun's boat sailed down to Yizhou, and the king of Jinling lost his spirit." These two metaphors are derived from the tide of the sea.
The pen is written with great momentum, which is a virtual representation of the real scene, so as to open up people's imagination.
The third and fourth sentences: "Want to know how high the tide is? The mountains are covered in waves." It is a realistic depiction of the scene.
The first two sentences describe the greatness of the tide, and the two sentences describe the high tide.
The sentence "desire to know" is pretending to be a question to elicit the answer of the sentence "crossing the mountain".
The tide was so high that the mountain seemed to be floating in the waves.