Tang-Liu Yuxi
Jiuqu Yellow River and Wan Li Sand,
Waves and strong winds swept from the horizon.
Now go straight to the galaxy,
Go to Penny and Weaver's house.
Liu Yuxi (772-842), a poet in the Tang Dynasty, was called "the great poet" by Bai Juyi. Many of his works are novel and profound. Inspired by folk songs, the seven-character quatrains are bright and fresh, full of life breath and local color.
(1) Langtaosha-the name of the Tang Dynasty, from the people. Different from the later epigraph "Langtaosha".
② Jiuqu-describes that the river turns many times. Nine, in ancient times, most were expressed.
(3) Waves make waves-strong winds make waves, and big waves wash away sediment, which is described as strong winds and big waves.
4 Tianya-horizon.
At night, when you look up at the starry sky and the Milky Way, you may think, what about the cowherd and the weaver girl on both sides of the Milky Way now? If only I could visit them. This poem is about such a wonderful fantasy. However, it is not the Milky Way in the sky that inspires the poet's fantasy, but the Yellow River on the ground.
The majestic Yellow River has turned a thousand times, and the wind and waves in Wan Li have rolled down the horizon, which is really "why does the water of the Yellow River move to heaven?"! But isn't there a galaxy in the sky? The Yellow River falling from the sky must be connected with the Milky Way. So the poet cheered: Come on, go up along the Yellow River until you reach the edge of the Milky Way, and see the home of the Cowherd and the Weaver Girl! Which poet called to go with him? His readers, of course, include me, you and many other friends.
So, is this poem a tribute to the Milky Way? No, praise the Yellow River. It is the majestic momentum of the Yellow River in Wan Li that triggered the poet's lofty sentiments and associations, which made him look at the horizon from the Yellow River, think of the sky, and think of the cowherd and weaver girl from the Milky Way in the sky. & lt packaging