The sunset in the evening shines obliquely on the magnificent palace, and the years make the palace more beautiful. At the end of the year, it was cold, the winter snow melted, and the warm spring breeze seemed to blow into the palace. Huge red candles are lit, which look like clusters of flowers from a distance. The monarch and his subjects enjoyed feasting and drinking, enjoying a wonderful evening, welcoming the new year, resigning the old year and singing and dancing all night.
Note 1 Fangdian: Gorgeous Palace. The same is true below. Li: it's beautiful to use the verb make ... 3 F: Aroma. Four plates of flowers: this refers to offerings.
During the Zhenguan period, the country was rich and strong. On New Year's Eve, there was a scene of prosperity inside and outside the palace. Emperor Taizong wrote this poem for this purpose.
I appreciate this poem by observing my old age, and choose a series of dynamic words such as "Ci", "Qu", "Dai", "Ru", "Shu" and "Jun", which are naturally fresh and readable. It belongs to one of the rare good poems in the early Tang Dynasty.
The first sentence and the second sentence are "Twilight and Xiexiang Palace, which is gorgeous and beautiful all year round." As the sun sets, the Year of the Year makes Fang Dian and Qigong more brilliant. It points out that the emperor is in the palace on New Year's Eve, which implies the theme and gives people a magnificent feeling.
Third, four sentences: "Cold words winter snow, warm with spring breeze. According to the first couplet, New Year's Eve is the time when winter and spring alternate-the ice and snow melt and the winter is over; Heating began, and warm spring came. Here, the poet gives people warm pleasure from the perspective of seasonal changes, brewing a warm and happy holiday atmosphere.
The fifth and sixth sentences are "rank incense, bonus." "Write a sentence about the blooming and fragrance of plum blossoms. Further rendering the spring. The antithesis is closely connected with the first couplet, which highlights the scene of observing the old age in the palace: inside and outside the palace, decorated with colored lights, colorful and brilliant; Place offerings, offer sacrifices to the gods and ancestors, and keep the year. Looks warm and solemn.
The last two sentences "* * * Chinese New Year, send you all night. Keeping close to "observing the old age", from the palace to the world, by extension, summed up the common phenomenon of celebrating the whole country, * * * good night, saying goodbye to the old and welcoming the new, thus enriching the warm atmosphere of observing the old age in the palace.
Poetry: Shousui Poetry Author: Tang Dynasty Li Shimin Poetry Classification: Spring Festival, leisure