1. Poems describing the bright sunshine
1. Spring is late, and the flowers and trees are luxuriant. Cang Geng chops and chops, and picks Qi Qi. ——"The Book of Songs·Xiaoya·Chuche"
Chichi: Slowly. Huimu: vegetation. luxuriant: the appearance of lush grass. Cang Geng: Oriole. 喈刈: Birds singing in harmony. Fan: white mugwort. Qi Qi: Many.
2. It is mid-spring, and the sun is rising. ——"Historical Records·The Chronicles of the First Emperor of Qin"
Yanghe: the warmth of spring
3. In the spring of spring, all things are radiant. ——The ancient Chinese Yuefu poem "Long Song Xing"
4. The breeze is fragrant during the day in spring. ——The ancient Yuefu poem of Jin "Three Poems about Jin Baiqi Dance"
5. During the Spring Festival Gala, the green fields are beautiful and the rocks are high in Baiyun Village. ——Xie Lingyun of the Southern Song Dynasty, "Enter Penglihukou"
Show: beautiful. Tun: station, gather. 2. What are some poems that describe the sunshine?
There are the following poems:
1. The spring is late, the flowers and trees are luxuriant. ——"The Book of Songs·Xiaoya·Chuche"
(1) Note: Chichi: slow. Huimu: vegetation. luxuriant: the appearance of lush grass. Canggeng: warbler. Jiaojiao: the birdsong is loud and harmonious. Fan: white mugwort. Qiqi: numerous.
(2) "Xiaoya·Chuche" is a poem in the "Book of Songs", the first collection of poems in ancient China. This poem sings about the victory of King Xuan of Zhou Dynasty in his early campaign against the 玁狁, and enthusiastically praises the illustrious military exploits of Commander Nan Zhong, expressing the self-confidence of Zhongxing monarchs and ministers in their achievements. There are six chapters in the poem, with eight lines in each chapter, depicting six different times and spaces: ordering troops, setting up flags, going on the Northern Expedition, fighting in Xirong, feeling homesick on the way, and returning victoriously. With the help of emotional expression, the poem unfolds a story. This is a true and vast picture of ancient battles. Although it does not directly describe the war scenes, it has the effect of complementing reality with reality and defeating reality with virtuality.
2. It is mid-spring, and the sun is rising. ——"Historical Records·The Chronicles of Qin Shihuang"
(1) Note: Yanghe: The Warmth of Spring
(2) "Historical Records·The Chronicles of Qin Shihuang" This chronicle comes from "Historical Records Volume 6" ·The Sixth Chronicle of the First Emperor of Qin", written by Sima Qian. This chronicle records the main activities and major events in the lives of Qin Shihuang and Qin II in the form of a chronicle. It is clearly organized and rich in content, and truly reflects the changing historical scenes in the forty years before and after the establishment of the Qin Dynasty. .
3. When spring comes, all things will shine. ——An ancient Han Yuefu poem "Chang Ge Xing"
(1) "Chang Ge Xing" is a Chinese classical poem, which belongs to Han Yuefu poetry. It is a famous poem that exhorts the world to cherish the time and forge ahead. Judging from the overall concept of this poem, the main meaning is that seasons change quickly and time is gone forever. Therefore, it advises people to cherish their youth and work hard to make a difference.
(2) The whole poem uses scenery to express feelings and reason, and embodies the philosophy of life that "young people do not work hard, old people will be sad" in the morning dews drying up, autumn leaves falling, and hundreds of rivers flowing eastward. In the vivid images such as the morning dew, the falling flowers and leaves, and the flowing water going east and never coming back, there is a lament that time is fleeting and life is short, encouraging people to hold on to the life that flies by with time, and work hard to make the most of their youth. What you do. The emotional tone is positive.
(3) The main idea is reflected in the last two sentences, but the poet's thoughts are not simply expressed, but specific images with rich aesthetics are extracted from the real world and educated in aesthetics.
4. The breeze is fragrant during the day in spring. ——The ancient Yuefu poem of Jin "Three Poems about Jin Baiqi Dance"
5. During the Spring Festival Gala, the green fields are beautiful and the rocks are high in Baiyun Village. ——Xie Lingyun, "Enter Penglihukou" in the Southern Song Dynasty
(1) Notes: Xiu: beautiful; Tun: station, gather.
(2) "Entering Pengli Lake Mouth" is a landscape poem written by Xie Lingyun, a poet during the Jin and Song Dynasties. This poem was written when the Yangtze River entered the mouth of Pengli Lake on the way to Linchuan. The poem describes in detail the process of entering Pengli Lake and the scenery seen. Facing Pengli Lake, the poet saw that the supernatural beings were not visible and the strange people were disappearing, which was a metaphor for the sage's seclusion from the world, so he finally sighed, "The string must be gone, Nathan". The artistic conception of the whole poem is sparse and lofty, the writing tends to be undulating, the allusions are used without leaving any trace, and the scene and theory are integrated into one, showing the historical process of landscape poetry further breaking away from the influence of metaphysical poetry. 3. What are the words to describe the sunshine?
The wind is beautiful, the wind is warm and the sun is beautiful, the wind is warm and the sun is bright, the sun is shining, the light is bright, the sun is beautiful and the wind is gentle, the sun is bright, the sun is shining, the sun is burning in the sky, the golden light is thousands of ways , radiant
The wind is gentle and the sun is shining: fēng hé rì lìThe breeze is gentle and the sun is bright. Describes sunny and warm weather.
The wind is warm and the sun is beautiful: fēng nuǎn rì lì 丽: beautiful. The wind is warm, the breeze is gentle, and the sun is bright. Describes sunny and warm weather.
Brilliant: guāng máng wàn zhàng describes the brilliance that shines into the distance.
Guang Yan Wan Zhang: guāng yàn wàn zhàng Guang Yan: brilliance. The brilliant light shines into the distance. The original description of the poem is beautiful and will be passed down to future generations.
It is mostly used to describe new things with great future.
The sun is beautiful and the wind is gentle: rì lì fēng hé is gentle and sunny. Describes sunny and warm weather.
Ten thousand feet of light: guāng máng wàn zhàng describes the brilliance that shines into the distance.
Red sun xixi hóng rì xí xí describes the red brilliance of the sun.
The scorching sun is in the sky: lìe ridāng kōng describes that the weather is very hot.
xiá guāng wàn dào
Definition: describe the beautiful scene of scattered rays of light at sunrise and sunset. It also describes the dazzling brilliance of a certain kind of treasure.
Source: Chapter 31 of "The Heroes of Sons and Daughters" by Wenkang of the Qing Dynasty: "I saw something reflecting the sun, with thousands of rays of light and thousands of auspiciousness. It flew towards his arms from the door. Come.
Radiant: guāng máng sì shè
The idiom explains ray: brilliance; shoot: illuminate. Strong light shines in all directions, strong light radiates in all directions: ~ ten thousand feet丨~ radiant.