1. Who's scared? A misty rain is a poem in Su Shi's Dingfengbo, which expresses the poet's open-minded and detached attitude towards life when facing difficulties. Su Shi was a famous writer, politician and artist in China in Song Dynasty. His poems are famous for their unrestrained style. Dingfengbo is his masterpiece, which describes the hardships and setbacks he experienced on the road to relegation.
2. In this poem, Su Shi wrote: If you don't listen to the sound of beating leaves in the forest, why don't you sing slowly? Straw sandals are lighter than horses, who is afraid that a misty rain will last a lifetime. Who here is afraid to express the poet's fearlessness and openness to difficulties? He is not afraid of difficulties and setbacks, but chooses to face them with a calm and free-spirited attitude.
3. A misty rain in a lifetime means that the poet is willing to wear a wind and frost, regardless of the ups and downs in his life. The gun refers to a simple raincoat, symbolizing the poet's simple life; Misty rain implies that the poet's environment is full of difficulties and obstacles. However, it is this simple life and challenging environment that makes poets cherish life more and pursue their ideals more firmly.
The method of poetry interpretation
1, word for word explanation: This method explains the meaning of each word one by one according to the order of the poem. This method can help readers understand the basic meaning of poetry, but it may not be able to fully grasp the deep meaning of poetry. Context interpretation: This method explains the meaning of a poem according to the context.
2. Historical background explanation: This method explains the meaning of a poem according to the historical background. This method can help readers understand the historical significance of poetry, but it may ignore some meanings unrelated to history. Cultural background explanation: This method explains the meaning of a poem according to its cultural background.
3. Rhetorical interpretation: This method explains the meaning of the poem according to the rhetoric used in the poem. This method can help readers understand the artistic effect of poetry, but it may ignore some meanings unrelated to rhetoric. Comparative interpretation: This method explains the meaning of this poem by comparing it with other related works.