The autumn water rises and almost blends with the shore, mixing water and sky with the sky. Ozawa's water vapor transpiration on the cloud soil is white, and the waves seem to shake the whole Yueyang. I'm going to cross the water to find a boat and paddle. It's a shame to return home in the sacred age. Sitting around watching other people's hard river fishing can only envy the fish caught in the fish.
The autumn water rises almost flush with the shore, and the water and the sky are the same, blending with the sky. Yunmeng Ozawa's steam transpiration is in vain, and the stormy waves seem to shake Yueyang City. I want to cross the sea, but I don't have a boat. Don't live in an official position, be ashamed of being a saint. Sitting and watching how carefree the fishermen are, it's a pity that they can only have empty thoughts.
This poem depicts the vast scene of Dongting Lake and shows the poet's positive attitude towards life. Taking water as a mirror, the poet expressed his desire for self-improvement and deep thinking about life. With sincere feelings and concise language, the whole poem is a classic in ancient Chinese literature.
Among them, the August lake here depicts the rising of Dongting Lake in August, showing the magnificent scenery of nature. On the other hand, it shows the poet's reverence and humility for nature and thinks that human beings should live in harmony with nature.
The mist of Yunmenggu and Bohan Yueyang City compares the transpiration of Yunmengze with the waves of Yueyang City, expressing the poet's wonder at nature and awe of life. I want to cross the river, but I can't find a boat. I am more ashamed of being idle than you politicians. On the other hand, the poet expressed a positive attitude towards life and thought that self-improvement can only be achieved through continuous efforts. Just as I sit here and watch a fisherman who only loves fish casting, I express the poet's desire for success and pursuit of self-improvement through the comparison between the fisherman and himself.
The origin of the water in August Lake here:
The "Lake in August" here comes from the book Dongting Lake to Prime Minister Zhang written by Meng Haoran, a poet in the Tang Dynasty.
Message from Dongting Lake is a five-character poem by Meng Haoran, a poet in Tang Dynasty. It is highly respected for its unique artistic technique and profound ideological connotation.
First of all, the poem depicts the magnificent scenery of Dongting Lake and shows the majestic momentum of nature. In "Lake in August", the poet shows the magnificent scene of nature and the vitality and infinite possibilities of life through the description here.
Secondly, this poem uses superb metaphors. Taking water as a mirror, the poet expressed his desire for self-improvement and deep thinking about life. At the same time, he expressed his reverence and humility for nature through his description of Tianqi, and believed that human beings should live in harmony with nature.
Thirdly, the poet expressed his amazement at nature and reverence for life by describing Yunmeng and Yueyang City. These poems not only show the spectacular scenery of nature, but also express the poet's reverence for life and thinking about the living environment of human beings.
Finally, the poet expressed a positive attitude towards life through poems such as "I want to cross the river, but I can't find a boat" and "What a shame to be lazier than you politicians", and thought that only by continuous efforts can self-improvement be realized. At the same time, just as I sit here and watch a poem cast by a fisherman, it is only sentimental about fish and expresses the poet's desire for success and pursuit of self-improvement.