The author of Liu Yong is He, a poet in the Tang Dynasty. What does the author describe, praise and praise?

In Singing Willow, He Zhangzhi praised the beauty of spring and the vitality brought by nature and spring by describing the willow in spring.

Yong Liu was written by He, a poet in the prosperous Tang Dynasty. This poem sings the spring breeze through the willow tree, compares the spring breeze to scissors, says that she is the creator of beauty, and praises her for cutting out the spring. This poem is full of people's joy in early spring. The novelty and appropriateness of metaphor and metaphor is the success of this poem.

Original text:

Jasper dressed as a tree, hanging down ten thousand green silk tapestries.

I don't know who cut the thin leaves, but the spring breeze in February is like scissors.

Translation:

Tall willows are covered with new green leaves, and drooping willows are fluttering gently like thousands of green ribbons.

I don't know who cut this thin willow leaf like magic scissors, and that is the spring breeze in February.

The extended message "Jasper is dressed as a tree, and thousands of strands of green silk hang down" profoundly grasps the characteristics of weeping willows, which seems to be the embodiment of beauty in the eyes of poets. The tall trunk is like her graceful charm, drooping wicker, like the ribbon on her skirt. Here, willow is a person, and this person is willow. There seems to be no obvious difference between the two.

And "Jasper" also has a pun meaning. Literally, in harmony with the green of willow trees, it also refers to young and beautiful girls, which just echoes the following "spring breeze in February"-this is the weeping willow in early spring, and it has not yet reached the time when the trees are graceful and the shadows are clear and round.

However, "I don't know who carries thin leaves, and the spring breeze in February is like scissors." Turning the warm and cold February spring breeze from invisible to tangible shows the magic and dexterity of the spring breeze, making Singing Willow a poetic model of describing the object.

The structure of this poem is very unique. First, write the overall impression of willow, then write willow, and finally write willow leaves, from total to division, orderly. Sing the spring breeze with willow, compare the spring breeze to scissors, say that she is the creator of beauty, and praise her for cutting out the spring. This poem is full of people's joy in early spring. In the use of language, it is both fluent and gorgeous.

About the author: He, whose real name is Ji Zhen, was born in Yongxing, Yuezhou (now Xiaoshan District, Hangzhou, Zhejiang) in his later years. Poets and calligraphers in Tang Dynasty.

He was famous for his poems when he was young. Wu Zetian won the second prize in Shengyuan year (695), awarded Guo Zi Simen Doctor and moved to Taichang Doctor. During the Kaiyuan period, Zhang claimed to be the messenger of writing books in Tang Dynasty, and invited him to the academy to write six classics and essays. Later, Taichang Shao Qing was transferred to the assistant minister of does, added a bachelor's degree from Jixian College, and awarded the assistant minister of the Ministry of Industry. Russia was transferred to the secretary's prison.

He is broad-minded and bold, good at drinking, and has the reputation of "talking about love", especially in his later years. At the beginning of Tianbao, please return to the village as a Taoist and give Jinghu Shuchuan a song as a poem. Say goodbye when the crown prince is salty. He lived in seclusion in Qian Qiu Temple, but he only died for a few days at the age of 86. Su Zong presented the history of the Ministry of Rites.

He, Zhang, Zhang Xu and Bao Rong are called "four sons of Wuzhong"; Also known as "Eight Immortals of Drinking" with Li Bai and Li; With, Lu Zangyong, Song, Gou, Li Bai, Meng Haoran, Wang Wei, Sima, etc. They are called "Ten Friends of the Immortals".

His poems are famous for quatrains. Apart from sacrificial movements and poems, his scenery and lyricism are unique, fresh and unique, among which "Singing the Willow" and "Returning the Native" are well-known and have been passed down through the ages. Most of his works are scattered, and 19 poems are recorded in the whole Tang poetry.