Appreciation of Nobuhiro Nono

"There is no atmosphere and no dirt in the new sunny fields." After the rain, the poet stood on a high place and looked from a distance, only to see that Yuan Ye was particularly open, with fresh air and no dust at all.

The first two sentences sum up the poet's feelings about "new sunny wild hope": after being washed by rain, the air is particularly fresh and clean, spotless; Looking around, the fields after the rain are not only open but also bright, which makes people look far away, as if they can feast their eyes.

The poet used only ten words to firmly grasp the characteristics of the sunny new scenery after the rain. Readers are also suddenly introduced into this specific situation to watch with the poet.

In the distance, the entrance of the village stands beside the river ferry, and the trees in the village are closely connected and extend to the stream. Most ancient cities in China have artificial moats, with high walls next to them. However, there are also some cities that rely on rivers and take natural rivers as moats according to local conditions, forming a situation of "crossing the country gate and crossing the river". This village near the water in the poem is like this.

A mountain village facing the stream, the gate house of the village is close to the ferry, surrounded by green trees, and extends to the stream. The white of the stream, the gray of the gate and the green of the village trees complement each other in the sun. This is a charming scenery. In normal times, it is impossible to see so clearly. It's not just these that change with rain.

"White water is outside the field, and the blue peak is behind the mountain." Outside the wheat field, the silver river is sparkling, and the blue peaks stand proudly behind the rolling mountains. A summer rain changed the sky, the village, the mountains and the water. Because a rising tide lifts all boats after the rain, the river outside the field is extremely bright in the sunny sun; Behind the nearby ridge, the distant peaks, which are usually blurred, also appear clearly, in contrast to each other and richer than usual.

These two poems are neat and rhyme beautifully, and the words "Ming" and "Chu" are especially clever. "Ming" is an adjective and is used as a verb here. Under the sunshine after the rain, the stream is bright and dazzling. Chu, which corresponds to Ming, personifies the mountain peak: the blue mountain peak in the distance, like a naughty child, suddenly appears behind the mountain, which is amazing.

At this point in the poem, a wonderful picture has been presented to the readers: the open Yuan Ye, quiet villages, clear streams and towering peaks are one of the new scenes washed away by rain, with beautiful patterns, colors, light and shade and artistic conception. However, such a painting, although beautiful, always looks empty and lifeless. So, in the last two sentences, the poet added dynamic characters to this static picture.

"There are no idle people in the farming month, and the home is in the south." Early summer is a busy farming season, and it is the time to harvest wheat and sow seedlings. At this time, after the rain clears, farmers naturally have to seize this favorable opportunity to go out and work in the fields. The busy figure of the farmer suddenly added infinite business opportunities to the fields.

This ending, a virtual stroke, makes the whole picture vivid. The pastoral scenery described by the poet is not only beautiful, but also full of life, poetic, quiet and happy. The tone of this poem is clear and healthy, giving readers beautiful artistic enjoyment.