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Appreciation of the Original and Translation of Zuishu by Wang Hulou and Su Shi on June 27th.
On June 27th, Wang Hulou's Five Drunken Books (Part I) was a poem written by Su Shi, a writer and calligrapher in the Northern Song Dynasty, when he was exiled to Hangzhou. The original text is as follows:

On June 27th, Five Drunken Books Wang Hulou (I) Su Shi of Northern Song Dynasty

Clouds poured out and poured down like ink, but a mountain range was exposed on the horizon, bright and fresh, and the splashing water was like white pearl gravel, splashing on the boat. Suddenly, the wind rolled up and dispersed the clouds in the sky. The lake was blue as a mirror, beautiful and gentle.

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Rolling dark clouds, like spilled ink, have not completely covered the mountains, and shiny raindrops are jumping on the boat like pearls. Suddenly, the strong wind swept away the dark clouds all over the sky. After the storm, the West Lake downstairs was sparkling.

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(1) June 27th: refers to June 27th, Xining, Song Shenzong (1072). Wanghulou: The name of an ancient building, also known as Kanjinglou. It was built by Qian Hongchu, King of wuyue in the Five Dynasties. Drunk book: a work written when drunk. (2) Ink transfer: Flipped black ink describes the cloud as very dark. Cover: cover, cover. (3) White rain: refers to the special landscape of summer showers, which is white and transparent against the backdrop of lakes and mountains because of the large and fierce raindrops. Jumping beads: Jumping beads (pearls) are used to describe raindrops, indicating that raindrops are large and disorderly. (4) Wind blowing: refers to the wind blowing on the ground. Another example is Han Yu's poem "Two Birds": "The spring breeze rolls up and a hundred birds float." Suddenly: suddenly. (5) Water is like the sky: describe the lake as open and calm as the sky.

Introduction of works

Five Drunken Books of Wang Hulou on June 27th (Ⅰ) is one of the poems written by Su Shi, a writer and calligrapher in the Northern Song Dynasty, during his exile in Hangzhou, which depicts the beautiful rainy scene of Wang Hulou. Poets are good at capturing their own inspiration, and the inspiration of this poem can be described as "drunk". Drunk in wine, more drunk in the beautiful scenery of mountains and rivers, and then passionate, it was given a masterpiece. The witty poet used his poems to capture this unique "improvisation" of Xizi Lake and described it as a "West Lake Shower Map".

works appreciation

This poem depicts the beautiful rainy scene of Wang Hu Mansion. The witty poet used his poems to capture this unique "improvisation" of Xizi Lake and described it as a "West Lake Shower Map".

The first two sentences, "Dark clouds turn over ink and don't cover mountains, while white rain jumps over boats." The poet described the sudden gathering of dark clouds, the sudden fall of heavy rain and the moment when the rain stopped. It is a mountain, a water and a boat, which highlights the characteristics of boating in the West Lake. Secondly, the author uses "dark clouds turn into ink" and "white rain jumping beads" to form a strong color contrast, which gives people a strong texture. Thirdly, use "Zhuan Mo" to describe the arrival of clouds, use "Jumping Beads" to describe the splash of raindrops, and use verbs to move forward, so that the metaphor is flexible and vivid without revealing traces. The last two sentences, "the wind blows away suddenly, and the lake is like the sky", describe the rapid change of the weather from showers to sunny days, which makes people feel refreshed, suddenly enlightened and open. The poet wrote the ending of a shower with "water is like the sky", and there are endless feelings. The background of the sentence is "white rain" and "dark clouds", the contrast is "water is like the sky" and "the wind is rolling around the ground", and the contrast is "jumping off a boat" and "not covering the mountain", all of which show the author's intention when conceiving.

These twenty-eight words are freely written in an essay, which shows that the author's skill is deep, but there is no trace on the surface. First on the boat, then on the roof, the poet quickly captured the ever-changing natural scenery on the lake: clouds turning, rain pouring, wind rolling, sunny and fine, writing far and near, moving and quiet, vivid and affectionate. Grasping a few key points and writing a sudden and sudden shower is very vivid, interesting and quite kung fu.

Creation background

A.D. 1072 (five years in Xining, Song Shenzong) was written by General Hangzhou. On June 27th this year, I visited the West Lake, saw the wonderful lakes and mountains on the boat, and then went upstairs to Wang Hu to drink and wrote these five quatrains. This poem is the first one.

Brief introduction of the author

Su Shi (1037-11year), born in Meizhou (now Meishan, Sichuan), was a writer, calligrapher and painter in the Northern Song Dynasty. With his father Su Xun and his brother Su Zhe, they are also called "Three Sus".