Chang' an fell, the country was broken, and only the mountains and rivers remained; Spring has come, and the sparsely populated Chang' an city is densely forested.
Sad state, can not help but burst into tears, amazing birds, leaving sorrow and hate.
The war lasted for more than half a year, and letters from home were rare, with a hundred thousand gold. Twisting with melancholy, scratching my head and thinking, the more I scratch my white hair, I can hardly insert a hairpin.
Question 2: What does the poem Spring Grass mean?
Year: Tang Author: Zhang Xu
Spring grass is green in Wan Li, and the border town leaves home at sunset.
After three years at sea, don't send paper books between clouds.
Cao Chun
[Song] Liu Chang
Spring grass is indescribable and the water front is full of glory.
It seems that the chariots and horses are bustling, and they will not be born when they enter the city gate.
Appreciate:
"Spring grass is indescribable, and the water is full of glory." "glory", one is the stalk; "Rong" originally refers to the flowers of herbs, here refers to germination. The first two sentences of this poem describe the vigorous growth of spring grass in the countryside. Endless, nameless and infamous spring grass keeps sprouting, taking root and growing by the stream and on the Yuan Ye. They are laid back and relaxed. They don't attach importance to flower names, and they don't take pride in themselves like Xuan and Lan, and strive to maintain their self-esteem and self-confidence character and spirit. They seem ordinary, but they are full of the original green of life.
"It seems that the chariots and horses are bustling, but when they enter the city gate, they will not be born." Spring grass at the ends of the earth stopped growing as soon as it entered the "bustling place of horses and chariots"! What is the reason? It seems to be a bustling place for horses and chariots! A good word "doubt" not only explains why it is not born in the city gate-it hates the noise of the bustling city gate, so it refuses to survive in the city, which highlights Cao Chun's character. Cai once said in the poem "Guang Lin Collection": "My father's poem is a poetic turning point of appreciating spring, and people in the Tang Dynasty are really interesting". Understanding people's understanding and appreciation of poetry at this point will naturally remind us of the poet's character as a poet. By chanting spring grass, he expressed his noble sentiment and open-minded attitude towards life that he hated officialdom, despised secularism, was willing to retire and vowed not to collude with the rulers. This meaning coincides with Ye Luo's poem "Appreciating Spring" that "the vegetation is warmer and the door is idle for a while". The purpose of checking personnel every year is that Dongfeng does not love the world, which has ups and downs with Dongmen Road written by Yu Wuling at the end of the Tang Dynasty. If the sky does not fall, the world of mortals should be deeper. Starting from fame and fortune, everything is right and wrong. Therefore, the annual association of healthy Hanyin is green and lush.
Cao Chun
Mingyangji
The light green and soft fragrance is far thick, and the spring is everywhere.
In the Six Dynasties, the old people hated the sunset, while in Nanpu, the new people were worried about the drizzle.
Close to the water, fans want to be green, and flowers tend to be red in dance skirts.
Ten miles in the evening, countless cattle and sheep whistle.
Spring Grass is the representative work of Yang Ji, written in Nanjing. Spring scenery evokes the poet's thinking about the meaning of life. However, it is emotional in the scene, flowing naturally and without trace.
The first pair of couplets is "tender green, soft and fragrant, and spring comes everywhere". Under the guidance of realism, spring comes, and there is a lush green everywhere. Tender grass, emitting bursts of fragrance, refreshing. In my opinion, the farther away, the stronger the grass color, as if the whole universe is saturated with a strong sense of spring. What is the mood of the wanderer here and now?
Zhuanlian "Six Dynasties hated the setting sun in the old days, while Nanpu worried about the drizzle in the new days". Write two different kinds of sadness. The last sentence reminds me of the old hatred of the Six Dynasties in the sunset, and the famous sentence of Wei Zhuang, a poet in the Tang Dynasty, "After the rain clears, the grass blooms, and the birds in the Six Dynasties crow like a dream" ("Taicheng") is expressed by a machine. The next sentence reminds Nanpu of his parting from the drizzling spring grass. These two sentences mourn for the past and farewell, and the scenes are different, but they are all caused by the melancholy of Chuncao, which implies the poet's perception of life and is exactly the same as Li Bai's Yi Qin E.
"The water is close, the song is green, and the skirt is red." The necklace evoked the scenery in front of us. In the blurred grass color, you can also see the traces of fireworks and songs and dances in the Six Dynasties. In the eyes of the poet, the spring grass and wild flowers by the water seem to have become the song fans and dance skirts of that year, and the song fans and dance skirts of that year have become the spring grass and wild flowers of today. History and reality are wonderfully intertwined, forming a fantastic picture.
At the end of the sentence, "Ten miles in Pingchuan will return late, and countless cattle and sheep will whistle", two sentences turn out new ideas, ten miles in Pingchuan will return home at dusk. In the vast grass, I saw countless cattle and sheep crawling slowly, the evening breeze blowing gently, and the melodious flute. The old dream of the Six Dynasties has completely disappeared, replaced by an idyllic shepherd's late return.
On the whole. The theme of this poem is "spr grass", which show that poet's philosophical thinking on the meaning of life and his hazy pursuit of an ideal life style. At the same time, it is closely related to the theme, and almost every sentence has the amorous feelings of swaying spring grass, which is meaningful in artistic conception and endless in charm, and can be called a treasure in writing poems about scenery and things.
There are three kinds of "spring grass", which one are you talking about? ...& gt& gt
Question 3: What does the poem Spring Grass mean?
Year: Tang Author: Zhang Xu
Spring grass is green in Wan Li, and the border town leaves home at sunset.
After three years at sea, don't send paper books between clouds.
Cao Chun
[Song] Liu Chang
Spring grass is indescribable and the water front is full of glory.
It seems that the chariots and horses are bustling, and they will not be born when they enter the city gate.
Appreciate:
"Spring grass is indescribable, and the water is full of glory." "glory", one is the stalk; "Rong" originally refers to the flowers of herbs, here refers to germination. The first two sentences of this poem describe the vigorous growth of spring grass in the countryside. Endless, nameless and infamous spring grass keeps sprouting, taking root and growing by the stream and on the Yuan Ye. They are laid back and relaxed. They don't attach importance to flower names, and they don't take pride in themselves like Xuan and Lan, and strive to maintain their self-esteem and self-confidence character and spirit. They seem ordinary, but they are full of the original green of life.
"It seems that the chariots and horses are bustling, but when they enter the city gate, they will not be born." Spring grass at the ends of the earth stopped growing as soon as it entered the "bustling place of horses and chariots"! What is the reason? It seems to be a bustling place for horses and chariots! A good word "doubt" not only explains why it is not born in the city gate-it hates the noise of the bustling city gate, so it refuses to survive in the city, which highlights Cao Chun's character. Cai once said in the poem "Guang Lin Collection": "My father's poem is a poetic turning point of appreciating spring, and people in the Tang Dynasty are really interesting". Understanding people's understanding and appreciation of poetry at this point will naturally remind us of the poet's character as a poet. By chanting spring grass, he expressed his noble sentiment and open-minded attitude towards life that he hated officialdom, despised secularism, was willing to retire and vowed not to collude with the rulers. This meaning coincides with Ye Luo's poem "Appreciating Spring", "The grass smoke is warmer and greener, and the door is idle for a while. The purpose of checking personnel every year is that Dongfeng does not love the world, which has ups and downs with Dongmen Road written by Yu Wuling at the end of the Tang Dynasty. If the sky does not fall, the world of mortals should be deeper. Starting from fame and fortune, everything is right and wrong. Therefore, the annual association of healthy Hanyin is green and lush.
Cao Chun
Mingyangji
The light green and soft fragrance is far thick, and the spring is everywhere.
In the Six Dynasties, the old people hated the sunset, while in Nanpu, the new people were worried about the drizzle.
Close to the water, fans want to be green, and flowers tend to be red in dance skirts.
Ten miles in the evening, countless cattle and sheep whistle.
Spring Grass is the representative work of Yang Ji, written in Nanjing. Spring scenery evokes the poet's thinking about the meaning of life. However, it is emotional in the scene, flowing naturally and without trace.
The first pair of couplets is "tender green, soft and fragrant, and spring comes everywhere". Under the guidance of realism, spring comes, and there is a lush green everywhere. Tender grass, emitting bursts of fragrance, refreshing. In my opinion, the farther away, the stronger the grass color, as if the whole universe is saturated with a strong sense of spring. What is the mood of the wanderer here and now?
Zhuanlian "Six Dynasties hated the setting sun in the old days, while Nanpu worried about the drizzle in the new days". Write two different kinds of sadness. The last sentence reminds me of the old hatred of the Six Dynasties in the sunset, and the famous sentence of Wei Zhuang, a poet in the Tang Dynasty, "After the rain clears, the grass blooms, and the birds in the Six Dynasties crow like a dream" ("Taicheng") is expressed by a machine. The next sentence reminds Nanpu of his parting from the drizzling spring grass. These two sentences mourn for the past and farewell, and the scenes are different, but they are all caused by the melancholy of Chuncao, which implies the poet's perception of life and is exactly the same as Li Bai's Yi Qin E.
"The water is close, the song is green, and the skirt is red." The necklace evoked the scenery in front of us. In the blurred grass color, you can also see the traces of fireworks and songs and dances in the Six Dynasties. In the eyes of the poet, the spring grass and wild flowers by the water seem to have become the song fans and dance skirts of that year, and the song fans and dance skirts of that year have become the spring grass and wild flowers of today. History and reality are wonderfully intertwined, forming a fantastic picture.
At the end of the sentence, "Ten miles in Pingchuan will return late, and countless cattle and sheep will whistle", two sentences turn out new ideas, ten miles in Pingchuan will return home at dusk. In the vast grass, I saw countless cattle and sheep crawling slowly, the evening breeze blowing gently, and the melodious flute. The old dream of the Six Dynasties has completely disappeared, replaced by an idyllic shepherd's late return.
On the whole. The theme of this poem is "spr grass", which show that poet's philosophical thinking on the meaning of life and his hazy pursuit of an ideal life style. At the same time, it is closely related to the theme, and almost every sentence has the amorous feelings of swaying spring grass, which is meaningful in artistic conception and endless in charm, and can be called a treasure in writing poems about scenery and things.
There are three kinds of "spring grass", which one are you talking about? ...& gt& gt
Question 4: Spring grass in Chunwang Zhongcheng refers to Chang 'an, the city at that time.
"Although the country is divided, the mountains and rivers remain forever, and the vegetation turns green in spring."
Although the mountains and rivers are still there, the country is already crumbling; It's spring in the city, but there are many weeds. At the beginning, I wrote what I saw in spring: the capital fell and the city was broken. Although the mountains and rivers are still there, there are grass everywhere and trees are green. The word "broken" makes people stunned, and then the word "deep" makes people feel sad everywhere. The poet clearly wrote about the scenery here, but actually expressed his feelings and attached them to things. "Spring in the city" was originally a beautiful scene, but the suffix "deep vegetation" described it as barren. This sentence depicts a sad picture of decline and expresses the author's inner sadness caused by the decline of the country. Its intention is to lay the sad tone of the whole poem.
Question 5: A leopard cannot change his spots. What kind of zodiac rat is Chuncao God?