Chang 'an's longing for spring.
Spring waves are far from the shore, and it rains slightly at dusk in Qinchuan.
With a high sense of sadness, the smoke tree is more inclined.
About the author:
Kou Zhun (961-1023) was born in Xiaguan, Huazhou (now Weinan, Shaanxi).
Song Taizong was a scholar in the fifth year of Taiping and Xingguo (980) and entered the phase twice; The first year of Ganxing (1022) was demoted, and the official finally joined the army in Leizhou.
In the second year (1033), Song Renzong decreed to restore the official titles of Prince Taifu and Lai Zhu, and submitted a letter in which posthumous title was loyal. Therefore, later generations often call him "Kou Zhongyu" or "Lai Gong". Good at poetry and prose, Kou Zhun's "Seven Unique Poems" has a unique charm, and Kou Zhongyu's poems have been handed down from generation to generation.
Comments:
In the ninth year of Dazhong Xiangfu (10 16), Kou Zhun was transferred from Henan to Yongxing Army (now Xi 'an, Shaanxi Province) until the third year of Tianxi (10/9).
Kou Zhun wrote many poems about Chang 'an during his tenure, and this is one of them.
The poem describes the spring scenery in Chang 'an, which is beautiful and profound.
When the poet reached the top of the mountain, he saw the surging river flowing into the distance, and Qinchuan was shrouded in a curtain of rain at dusk. Faced with the hazy and vague scene in front of him, the poet at a height is filled with endless sadness, which is aggravated by the misty trees in the sunset.
The whole article contains feelings in the scenery, expresses feelings through the scenery, perfectly blends feelings with the scenery, and creates a warm and open artistic conception.
The predecessors said that Kou Zhun was "a sorrowful poet who covered himself with emotion", which can be proved by this article.
Kou Lao Xi is the embodiment of wisdom and loyalty, which is well known by thousands of families. He sympathized with Yang Jiajiang and wisely judged Pan Renmei. He is one of the most familiar and beloved historical figures of ordinary people.
This poem, showing Kou Zhun's rich petty bourgeoisie sentiment, may make everyone feel inexplicably dumbfounded, and there is a warm current in the lower abdomen, which is incredible.