What does the new worry in Ye Kuangjiang's poem "Clear Night and Bright Moon" mean?

This "new worry" is actually adding another layer of worry to the original homesickness. The reason why it is written in poetry is because the "sunset" holds up the "new worries" and expresses the poet's deep homesickness.

The sky is lower than the tree because of "wild", and the moon is approachable because of "Qingjiang". The relationship between heaven and trees, man and the moon is vividly written.

The first two sentences of this poem are touching the scenery, and the last two sentences are lyrical by borrowing the scenery, which describes the fresh autumn night and highlights the subtle characteristics of the scenery. The whole poem is light, elegant, implicit, flowing, natural and charming, and quite distinctive.

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This poem is not set in the background of pedestrians or ships, but in the background of boating at dusk. Although there was a word "sorrow", he immediately turned his brush strokes to the description of the scenery.

It can be seen that it is very distinctive in material selection and performance. The opening sentences of this poem "move when my boat is moored in the fog" and "move the boat" mean to move the boat to the shore; "Berth" means to stop the ship for the night.

The ship docked at the edge of a misty continent in the middle of the river. On the one hand, it is a point, on the other hand, it also prepares for the scenery and lyrics behind.