The official script works of "Linjiang Immortal, Willows, Green Flowers, Red Orioles and Swallows" are as follows:
"Linjiang Immortal: The Rolling Water of the Yangtze River Passes East" is the "Twenty-One Historical Tanci" written by Yang Shen, a writer of the Ming Dynasty. "The opening words of the third paragraph "Speaking of the Qin and Han Dynasties" were later placed at the beginning of the volume when Mao Zonggang and his son commented on "The Romance of the Three Kingdoms".
The words "Yangtze River", "passing water", "spray", "fishermen", "autumn moon", "spring breeze" and "turbid wine" have a lofty and indifferent artistic conception. To set off these images There are also vivid words such as "rolling", "scouring out", "turning back empty", "still in", "several times", "happy encounter" and "laughing", which add to the tranquil atmosphere of this poem.
Looking at the whole poem, the tone is generous and tragic, and the meaning is endless. It is soul-stirring to read, and it can't help but add thousands of emotions to the reader's heart. It also creates an atmosphere of indifference and tranquility, and reflects the lofty artistic conception and profound philosophy of life. The author tries to explore the eternal value in the rush and precipitation of history.
Find the eternal value between success and failure. The profound philosophy of life has a sense of the rise and fall of history, as well as the ups and downs of life, reflecting a noble sentiment and broad-mindedness. When readers appreciate this poem, they seem to feel that what is rushing away is not the rolling Yangtze River. Water is ruthless history; it is as if you hear a sigh of history, so you find the eternal value of life in the sigh.