1. What is Village House an ancient poem describing?
Village House describes the scene that the poet saw with his own eyes when he lived in the countryside. The poet sketched a vibrant and colorful picture. "Happy Spring Picture".
Village Residence
Qing Dynasty: Gao Ding
The grass grows and the orioles fly in the February sky, and the willows brush the embankments and are drunk by the spring smoke.
Children come back early from school and are busy flying kites in the east wind.
Definition:
In the second month of the lunar calendar, the grass in front and behind the village has gradually sprouted and grown, and orioles are flying around. The willows are covered with long green branches, swaying in the wind, as if gently stroking the embankment. The water vapor that evaporates between the water and vegetation condenses like smoke. The willows seem to be intoxicated by this rich scenery. The children in the village hurried home after school and took advantage of the east wind to fly kites into the blue sky.
Appreciation:
The poem "Village Living" describes the scene that the poet saw with his own eyes when he lived in the countryside. The poet sketched a vibrant and colorful "Picture of Happy Spring" ". The whole poem is full of life interest and poetic charm. The poet uses the technique of combining movement and stillness to fully reveal the vitality of February in early spring. The writing of this poem is clear and the words are concise. The whole poem is filled with cheerful emotions, and the poet's joy and praise for the coming of spring are revealed between the lines. 2. What are the poems about Village Residence
Village Residence ⑴
Qing Gaoding
The grass grows and the orioles fly in the February sky,
The breeze blows Willows on the embankment (2) drunkenness (3) spring smoke.
Children come back early from school ⑷,
Take advantage of the east wind to fly kites ⑸.
Notes
⑴ Rural residence: Living in rural areas.
⑵ Willows on the embankment: Willow branches are very long, hanging down and swinging slightly, as if caressing the embankment.
⑶ Zui: intoxicated, intoxicated.
⑷ School break: school is over.
⑸ Paper Kite: Kite: Eagle. Paper Kite: Kite.
Explanation The author of "Village Residence" is Gao Ding, a poet from the Qing Dynasty. This poem describes the scene of spring that the poet saw when he lived in the countryside and the scene of children flying kites after school. In early spring in February, the grass grows and orioles fly, willows blow on the embankments, and children fly kites in high spirits. There are scenes, people and things, full of the interest of life, and outline a vibrant "happy spring picture". The poet's joy and praise for the coming of spring are revealed between the lines of the whole poem. 3. What are the poems in "Village Residence" by Xin Qiji
Qingpingle<Village Residence>
Xin Qiji
The thatched eaves are low and the grass is green on the stream.
Wu Yin is very charming when he is drunk, but who has white hair?
The eldest son is hoeing beans to the east of the stream, while the middle son is weaving a chicken coop.
My favorite child is scoundrel ②, lying at the head of the stream peeling lotus pods.
〔Notes〕
①: 媪: The sound is rising, the rhyme of old age. A respectful title for an old woman.
②: Scoundrel: helpless. naughty.
Appreciation
This little poem has been selected in various anthologies in recent years, and some of the anthologies have simple explanations. As Mr. Hu Yunyi's "Song Poems Selected" says: The combination of the environment and characters in this poem is a very well-proportioned and natural picture. Old and small are written most vividly. "Lying and peeling off lotus pods" is the visualization of "rogue". "Selected Poems of Xin Qiji" published by Zhonghua Book Company in 1979 says: This poem can be said to be a rural sketch. It is written in a fresh and lively way, and with just a few strokes, it outlines a vivid scene of a family in a thatched cottage in Qingxi, making people feel as if they are actually there. Mr. Yu Pingbo's "Explanation of Selected Poems of the Tang and Song Dynasties" says: This article objectively describes the rural scene. The old people are a little drunk, the older children are working, and the younger children are playing. The writing style is fresh and seems effortless. The theories cited above have a common feature, that is, they believe that this poem is an objective description of the rural scene. But I think the words also reflect the author's subjective feelings, not just a purely objective sketch. Based on this starting point, there are different understandings of the words and sentences. For example, in the third and fourth sentences of the first film, I think "Zuili" refers to the author's drunkenness rather than referring to the "old ladies" in the countryside. The twelfth chapter of my "Reading Ci Poems" is quoted as follows: The first part of Xin Qiji's "Qing Ping Le·Village Dwelling" says: ... Hu's "Selected" and Yu Pingbo's "Selected Interpretations of Tang and Song Ci" both use "Zui" It belongs to the ladies, so I doubt it is right. This "in drunkenness" refers to the author's own intoxication, just like the "in drunkenness" of "looking at the sword while intoxicated", both of which are due to the author's intoxication. If it is said that both the old lady and the old lady were drunk, how did the author know this? If you are drunk and make Wu sounds, if you don't get drunk, then you can't make Wu sounds? "It's good to be flattered" means that Wu Yin made the author feel good to be flattered, not that Weng's wife was flattering herself. The author heard the Wu language while drunk and was delighted with it. Then he listened carefully and realized that it was a conversation between a farmer and his wife. This can only be explained by the annotations in the first edition of Mr. Xia Chengtao's "Selected Poems of the Tang and Song Dynasties". (First volume of "Xue Lin Man Lu", page 187.) I think that looking at an aspect of rural life from the eyes of a drunk author is more poetic than a sober bystander listening to a drunk person speaking Wu dialect. To take a step back, even if readers disagree with Mr.
It can be seen that the author's mood in this poem is cheerful and joyful. 4. What is the poem about living in the village written by Bai Juyi?
The bitter cold in the village
In December of the eighth year, it snowed on the fifth day.
The bamboos and cypresses are all frozen to death, and the people there have no clothes!
Looking back at the village, 89 out of 10 households are poor.
The north wind is as sharp as a sword, and the cloth cannot cover the body.
Only the fire of wormwood and thorns is burning, and I sit at night waiting for the morning in sorrow.
I know that during the Great Cold Year, farmers are particularly hard-working.
On this day, the thatched cottage door is closed.
The brown fur covers the quilt, and there is residual warmth when sitting or lying down.
I am spared the hardships of hunger and cold, and I have no farmland to work on.
I am ashamed to think of him and ask myself who he is.
Two poems about living in a village
The countryside is vast in the early spring, and the fences are desolate and the sun is blowing.
If anyone talks and laughs in passing, he is nothing more than a white-headed man in a farmhouse.
Even though the door is closed, it is still snowing, and the kitchen is cold but there is no smoke.
The poor family is lonely and sleepy for half the day. 5. What are the poems about Village Residence
Village Residence ⑴ Qing Dynasty Gao Ding The grass grows and the orioles fly in the February sky, The willows brush the embankment ⑵ Drunk ⑶ Spring smoke.
The children came back early from school ⑷ and were busy taking advantage of the east wind to fly paper kites ⑸. Notes ⑴ Rural residence: Living in rural areas.
⑵ Willows on the embankment: Willow branches are very long, hanging down and swinging slightly, as if caressing the embankment. ⑶ Zui: intoxicated, intoxicated.
⑷ School break: school is over. ⑸ Paper Kite: Kite: Eagle.
Paper Kite: Kite. Explanation: The author of "Village Residence" is Gao Ding, a poet from the Qing Dynasty.
This poem describes the scene of spring that the poet saw when he lived in the countryside and the scene of children flying kites after school. In early spring in February, the grass grows and orioles fly, willows blow on the embankments, and children fly kites in high spirits.
There are scenery, people and things, full of the interest of life, and outline a vibrant "happy spring picture". The poet's joy and praise for the coming of spring are revealed between the lines of the whole poem.