1. What are the ancient poems describing "grasshopper"
"Promoting Weaving" [Tang Dynasty] Du Fu Promoting weaving is very subtle, and the mournful sound is so touching.
The grass roots groan unsteadily, and we have a blind date under the bed at night. A long-term guest has no tears, and it is difficult to let go of his wife until morning.
Sorrow and urgency, gratitude and innocence. Translation: The chirping of the cricket is very subtle, and how touching the sad sound is! It couldn't sing smoothly in the cold wild grass, and moved to the bed to scream, as if it was in the same mood as me.
Alas, how could I, who had been a foreigner for a long time, not shed tears upon hearing this? Abandoned women or widows also find it difficult to sleep soundly in the middle of the night until dawn. The mournful silk music and the passionate wind music are not as touching as this innocent voice.
This poem is a true portrayal of the poet's sad feelings at that time. The beginning of the sentence emphasizes the weaving in a positive way, contrasting the word "very subtle" with the word "what moving people" in the second sentence, highlighting the unusualness of the mournful sound.
Use the scenery to express emotions and use the scenery to express feelings. One or two sentences describe the natural environment, the rustling of falling trees, the sound of cold, the autumn wind and the autumn river, conveying the feeling of wandering, sadness and loneliness; it triggers the feeling of longing written in the last two sentences, thinking that the children at home may still be playing at night by midnight. , teasing cricket fights.
When you are lonely, you fantasize about your family relationship, and the desolate scenery makes you miss the joy of play. "What I See in a Night Book" [Song Dynasty] Ye Shaoweng The swaying wu leaves send off the cold sound, and the autumn wind on the river stirs up the guest sentiment.
I know that there are children picking and knitting, and a light falls on the fence late at night. Translation: The rustling autumn wind blows the sycamore leaves, sending bursts of chill. The autumn wind blows from the river, which makes me miss my hometown when I am away from home.
Several children at home are still fighting crickets with great interest! It was late at night and the lights were on, refusing to sleep. "What I Saw in a Night Book" is a poem that interweaves the author's sadness, warmth, joy and concern.
The aesthetic nature of the ancient poem "What I See in the Night Book" can be appreciated from nine aspects. The understanding of the whole poem should be: (Title) Write about the scene you miss in the lonely night.
(Poetry) The rustling autumn wind blows the phoenix leaves, sending bursts of chill. The poet who is traveling abroad can't help but miss his hometown. What worries me the most is my beloved child, who may still be fighting crickets with great interest at this time, refusing to sleep even in the dead of night.
Use scenes to capture emotions, blend scenes, set off each other, and create wonderful ideas. Combining movement and stillness, using movement to contrast stillness.
Autumn leaves, autumn wind, autumn sounds, autumn rivers, autumn boats, lonely lanterns, naughty boys, and cricket fights are all moving scenes, with sounds and colors, light and shadow; a hut with a fence, deep night, and endless darkness , this is a quiet scene, so quiet that it is so desolate that it makes people feel melancholy. The fallen leaves and the rustle of the wind inspired the poet to miss his relatives at home in the quiet late autumn night.
Sorrow and joy are intertwined, covering up sadness with joy. Grasshopper is the general name for some large song insects in the Insecta, Orthoptera, and Katydidae families. It is relatively large and similar in appearance to a locust, with a grass-green body and slender antennae.
When the male's forewings rub against each other, they can make a clear and loud sound of "shushushuo". They like to eat fruits, beans, etc., so people use small bamboo cages to keep them for viewing.
Insects have a long history in China as an entertainment insect. For example, in ancient Yizhou (now Yixian County, Hebei Province), there is a history of hundreds of years of trapping grasshoppers. During the Shang and Zhou dynasties, people collectively referred to grasshoppers and locusts as "katydids". In the Song Dynasty, people confused grasshoppers with weavers. Only in the Ming Dynasty did the name "聒聒" appear. In terms of reputation, "聒聒" and "袁聒" are actually the same name.
Chinese people have always regarded grasshoppers as pets. In the Song Dynasty, people began to raise grasshoppers. In the Ming Dynasty, it became more common from the palace to the private sector. Ruoyu, the eunuch of the Ming Dynasty, mentioned in "Records of the Palace" that there were two gates in the palace named after grasshoppers, one was "Baidai" and the other was "Qianying". This was of course a continuation of the ancient times' belief in the reproductive ability of grasshoppers. worship.
In the Qing Dynasty, there was an unprecedented tide of grasshoppers.
Extended information: Appreciation of "Promoting Weaving": People often regard whines as the language of animals, so when they hear repeated sounds, they naturally imagine that they are constantly telling something or asking for something. Think of it as an endless conversation.
The few months Du Fu was in Qinzhou were the time to promote organizational activities. Evenings, early mornings, especially sleepless nights are probably spent in the sound of weaving chirping.
The poet has been away from home for a long time, and his mood is already very sad. When he is stirred by the sound of weaving, he often bursts into tears. The third and fourth sentences and the fifth and sixth sentences constitute two pairs of "intertextuality" in rhetoric.
That is to say: the weaving in the grass roots in the wild and under the bed in the house is always singing; No matter where it cries, it is always close to the mood of the unhappy poet. Hearing its cries, people who have been living in foreign lands for a long time have to shed tears and can no longer sleep peacefully until dawn; abandoned women or widows also cry in the middle of the night. I was awakened by the sound of wailing, and shed tears with Jiuzhi.
The use of this "intertextual" format uses two superficial meanings to express four interacting meanings, which can be received. The effect of simple words and meaning is a rhetorical device commonly used in ancient poetry. The last two sentences use "sadness" and "urgent management" to compare with the cry of Kuzhi, while the cry of Kuzhi is "innocent" and not affected by etiquette. At the end, the weaving mournful sound is placed above the effect that any musical instrument can achieve, and "how touching the mournful sound is" is written to the extreme, which further highlights the poet's homesickness and sorrow.
" "Jian" in "Yeshu Sees" is an ancient and modern word, but in this article it means to see, so it should be read as "jiàn" here.
One or two sentences describe tragic scenes. The autumn wind sweeps away the fallen leaves, sending chills through the long day; three or four sentences describe joy, picked up late at night, and reflect on joy in a different place. The sadness and happiness are mixed, and the sadness is covered with joy, which further shows the loneliness, helplessness and intensity of the wanderer wandering the world. The feeling of longing for relatives.
The virtual and the real complement each other, and one or two of the four sentences in the poem describe the actual scene: the sound of falling leaves is cold, and the sound of water is cool.
Three or four sentences trigger imagination: children watch crickets fighting in the dark night. What they see and hear is either bright or dark, and the reality is full of reality.
The autumn sounds fill the ears, and the autumn night fills the eyes with nostalgia. There are imaginary words, but the meaning is endless!
The poet suffers from the loneliness of the night, and feels attached to his relatives far away. The playful scene is still in front of you.
The sounds of cold leaves are nearby, and the family happiness is coming. This scene makes people feel infinitely sad.
It feels cold and warm. "Cho" is expressive. The word "cold" is a pun, which not only conveys the feeling of coldness coming from the autumn wind, but also the meaning of being lonely at the end of the world.
The word "Cho" is vivid and interesting in details. . The scenes of children playing attentively, picking at the crickets, watching the fight with bated breath, and exclaiming with joy are all in one "pick". "pick" brings out the charm, and "pick" comes out. 2. What are the ancient poems describing "grasshopper"
"What I Saw in the Night Book" In the Song Dynasty, Ye Shaoweng Xiao Xiaowu leaves sent cold sounds, and the autumn wind on the river moved the guests. Love. I know that there are children picking and weaving, and a light is shining on the fence late at night. "Qilu·Catching Grasshoppers" Modern blue stars in the wild grasshoppers flutter their wings, and their chirping sounds are melodious to lure naughty children.
Bowing to the catwalk screen. Breathe in, the eagle-god screams. No matter how cunning you are, you can hide in the grass.
The grievances used to kill the generals, and the grievances hang on the eaves to become a trickster. "Ying Luowei" Modern Ye Shouzhen raised Luowei when he was a child, and sang on the window every night.
Singing until your voice is hoarse and your body is stiff is true. "Luowei is raised until late spring" Qing Dynasty Kangxi autumn deeply disliked the ear, now the brocade is in full bloom.
Passing by La Ming Xiang Pavilion, I pick up Yu Sheng in spring. It is better to cherish the little things, and to be even if the things are small.
Although the fortunes are changing, safety is better than maintaining good health. "Sauvignon Blanc Part One" Tang Li Bai Sauvignon Blanc, in Chang'an.
The autumn cries of Luowei are heard in Jinjinglan, and the frost is desolate and the mat is cold. The lonely lamp is full of thoughts and sorrow, and rolls up the curtains to look at the moonlit sky and sighs.
Beauty is like a flower in the clouds! There is the long sky of Qingming above, and the waves of Lu River below. The journey is long and the soul is in pain, but the dream soul cannot reach Guanshan.
Sauvignon Blanc is heartbreaking. 3. Poems describing the Grasshopper
"Suohanchuang·Ode to the Grasshopper" written by Guo Lin, a poet from Wujiang in the Qing Dynasty.
The voice is slow and complaining, as if complaining about the cold night. Hanging the cloud cage, there is a hint of evening breeze, and the children of Shui Tian are chatting with each other.
What I saw in the night book is that the leaves of the Song Dynasty are swaying and the wu leaves are sending cold sounds. The autumn wind on the river is stirring the guests. I know that there are children knitting, and a lamp is shining on the fence late at night. Yesterday, you were still sleeping on the familiar tree in the mountains. The bushes have the voices of your kind and the unknown insects singing to each other. You use the thin keys of the piano to sing for mating, quivering like cicada wings, but accidentally the high octave falls into the cage of the jungle love you dream of. The breath of green grass is the same as Yuan's singing. How come I can't hear the chirping of my companions? You can no longer walk out of the slender grass lattice, nor can you return to the familiar jungle. I don’t know who you will sing for. The cold wind and autumn rain will wither with you. 4. Poems about Grasshoppers
1. In the autumn when the mist is filled and the fruits are ripe,
You become friends with the ripe sun;
You plot to use Numerous beads,
covered the grape vines under the eaves of the thatched house;
made the old tree in front of the house carry apples,
allowing the ripe flavor to penetrate The heart of the fruit,
makes the gourd swell and bulge out the hazelnut shell,
so that the sweet core can be stuffed; and for the bees
it opens too late every time The flowers,
make them think that the days will always be warm,
because summer fills up their sticky nests early.
2. Who doesn’t often see you with the barn?
You can also be found in the fields,
Sometimes I sit casually on the wheat field,
Let my hair float lightly in the winnowing wind ;
Sometimes, intoxicated by the fragrance of poppy flowers,
you lie down on the ridge of a half-harvested field,
and let the sickle rest next to the flowers in the next row;
Or, like a gleaner crossing a stream,
You carry a grain bag with your head held high, casting a reflection,
Or just sit for a few seconds under the fruit-pressing rack. At one o'clock,
You look patiently at the slowly dripping wine.
3. Ah. Where have the songs of spring gone? But don't
Think about this, you also have your music -
When the wavy clouds reflect the passing day,
Paint it with rouge Fields with scattered stalks,
At this time, a group of small flying insects under the river willows
sang a mournful tune, and they suddenly flew high,
Suddenly falling, rising and falling with the breeze;
Crickets are singing under the fence, and in the garden
Red-breasted robins are whistling in flocks;
The flock of sheep bleated loudly and silently in the mountain pen;
The swallows flying in the sky chattered non-stop.
4. Walking on the road, the Grasshopper kept chirping. Its chirping was rhythmic, crisp, bright, and melodious. It attracted pairs of envious eyes and voices of praise. I felt like I was eating. As sweet as honey.
5. Just when we were happy, another grasshopper chirped, and the sound was more pleasant and louder than the last one. We got our bearings and vowed to catch it. We dug through the haystack to see if it had camouflaged itself with that beautiful green color, but we never found it. At this time, I looked up suddenly and saw a big, bright green grasshopper lying on the top of the grass, very conspicuous.
6. This grasshopper is too lively. I put it in a transparent plastic bottle so that it can see outside.
I thought it would stop barking, but before I could wait for a minute, it barked "Salad Se". The cry was so loud that I couldn't believe it was true. I pinched my face again and again. Pinch your own hands, trying to wake me up from the "dream". However, no matter how hard I pinched myself, it kept barking and it took more than twenty seconds before it stopped. It can be seen that this grasshopper loves to scream so much.
7. This is a very beautiful grasshopper. Its body is no bigger than a finger, but its posture is so vivid that you can't help but want to touch it. It is green all over, a deep green like a green lake, and only its belly is bright emerald green, even green. It's a little transparent, like it's covered in a layer of fog. The tentacles are thin, long, furry, and curved, ready to kick out at any time, while the wings open and close, looking quite energetic. Its head is huge, accounting for almost half of its body. Its maroon eyes move intelligently, as if it wants to say something. The tentacles on its head are brown and swaying, like the flower feathers of a martial actor on the stage, shining like microwaves. Ah flash, it makes people's hearts drunk.
8. I was playing with a little grasshopper by the bamboo cage. The Grasshopper suddenly jumped onto the bamboo cage bars, eyes wide open. I put the little locust in the bamboo cage. The Grasshopper sniffed with his nose, chewed big mouths, and walked contentedly in the cage. I was shocked: Grasshoppers not only eat vegetables, but also insects.
9. Sometimes, after I finish my homework, I go to the Grasshopper and see its long tentacles. I gently move its tentacles with my hand, and its tentacles move downwards. , moved again, moved up again, and then started to scream "Qiqi". Because it was so strange, it was called "Qiqi".
10. There is a grasshopper in my house. I named it "Qiqi". It is very big, twice as big as a cricket. Its eyes are small, round and bright. It has a pair of It has long and thin tentacles, and its call is very nice, green and loud.
11. There are two kinds of grasshoppers, one is the green-headed grasshopper, and the other is the iron-headed grasshopper. They both have long antennae, and they both have two curved tentacles at the front. It has big eyes, a mouth that loves to eat, and a pair of green wings. The difference between them is that the neck of the Green-headed Grasshopper is green, while the neck of the Iron-headed Grasshopper is black, and it is harder than the neck of the Green-headed Grasshopper, so it is called the Iron-headed Grasshopper. Female grasshoppers are also very special. They are not only divided into iron-headed grasshoppers and green-headed grasshoppers. They are more numerous than male grasshoppers. They have a long tail behind them. Their wings are very special. They are very short and do not make any sound, so , I don’t like female grasshoppers very much. 5. Poems describing the Grasshopper
"What I See in the Night Book" [Song Dynasty] Ye Shaoweng's swaying and swaying leaves sent cold sounds, and the autumn wind on the river moved the guests' feelings.
I know that there are children picking and knitting, and a light falls on the fence late at night. Translation: The rustling autumn wind blows the sycamore leaves, sending bursts of chill. The autumn wind blows from the river, which makes me miss my hometown when I am away from home.
Several children at home are still fighting crickets with great interest! It was late at night and the lights were on, refusing to sleep. "What I Saw in a Night Book" is a poem that interweaves the author's sadness, warmth, joy and concern.
The aesthetic nature of the ancient poem "What I See in the Night Book" can be appreciated from nine aspects. The understanding of the whole poem should be: (Title) Write about the scene you miss in the lonely night.
(Poetry) The rustling autumn wind blows the phoenix leaves, sending bursts of chill. The poet who is traveling abroad can't help but miss his hometown. What worries me the most is my beloved child, who may still be fighting crickets with great interest at this time, refusing to sleep even in the dead of night.
Use scenes to capture emotions, blend scenes, set off each other, and create wonderful ideas. Combining movement and stillness, using movement to contrast stillness.
Autumn leaves, autumn wind, autumn sounds, autumn rivers, autumn boats, lonely lanterns, naughty boys, and cricket fights are all moving scenes, with sounds and colors, light and shadow; a hut with a fence, deep night, and endless darkness , this is a quiet scene, so quiet that it is so desolate that it makes people feel melancholy. The fallen leaves and the rustle of the wind inspired the poet to miss his relatives at home in the quiet late autumn night.
Sorrow and joy are intertwined, covering up sadness with joy.
Grasshopper is the general name for some large song insects of the Insecta, Orthoptera, and the family Katydidae. It is relatively large, similar in appearance to a locust, with a grass-green body and slender antennae.
When the male's forewings rub against each other, they can make a clear and loud sound of "shushushuo". They like to eat fruits, beans, etc., so people use small bamboo cages to keep them for viewing.
Insects have a long history in China as an entertainment insect. For example, in ancient Yizhou (now Yixian County, Hebei Province), there is a history of hundreds of years of trapping grasshoppers. During the Shang and Zhou dynasties, people collectively referred to grasshoppers and locusts as "katydids". In the Song Dynasty, people confused grasshoppers with weavers. Only in the Ming Dynasty did the name "聒聒" appear. In terms of reputation, "聒聒" and "袁聒" are actually the same name.
Chinese people have always regarded grasshoppers as pets. In the Song Dynasty, people began to raise grasshoppers. In the Ming Dynasty, it became more common from the palace to the private sector. Ruoyu, the eunuch of the Ming Dynasty, mentioned in "The Palace Chronicles" that there were two gates in the palace named after grasshoppers, one named "Baidai" and the other "Qianying". This certainly continued the ancient times' belief in the reproductive ability of grasshoppers. worship.
In the Qing Dynasty, there was an unprecedented tide of grasshoppers.
Extended information: Creative background This is a work by Ye Shaoweng who was inspired by the scene in a foreign land.
Seasons change and scenery changes, which are most likely to cause travelers to feel homesick. "Wen Xin Diao Long · Objects" says: "In the preface of the Spring and Autumn Dynasties, the yin and yang are miserably relaxed, and the movement of objects makes the heart shake."
The author lived in a foreign land, felt the autumn in the quiet night, and wrote this sentimental poem little poem. The first two sentences of the poem describe the scenery, using the falling leaves, rustling autumn wind, and cold air to highlight the desolate feeling of the wanderer wandering and lonely.
The three or four sentences describe a child catching crickets at night, with high interest, which subtly contrasts the sadness and highlights the loneliness and helplessness of being a guest in a foreign country. The poem uses scenery to set off emotions, combines movement and stillness, and uses the sound of Wu leaves and wind to set off the silence of the autumn night. It also uses contrasting techniques to contrast the sadness of living in a foreign country with the happy scene of children catching and weaving at night.
Reference: Baidu Encyclopedia-Yeshu Seen. 6. What are the poems that describe "grasshopper"
"Lotus Man"
Era: Modern Author: Lu Xun
The grasshopper is brought to the fairyland, The fragrance of jasper can still be smelled in the calm wind.
Autumn rustles when the egret's shadow does not come, and the reed flowers stay with the dew.
Get rid of the greasy powder and show your style, fade away the red clothes and learn to use light makeup.
It is better to call it a pure plant in the Lian River, and do not fall into the cold pond with the remaining leaves.
"Jingmen Huiquan"
Era: Song Dynasty Author: Su Shi
The source of the spring comes from high and goes down along the stone veins.
The foam is foaming one after another, and the cliffs are faintly visible.
It lingers back into a marsh, and the liver and diaphragm are clear.
It flows down into a long stream, with frogs and grasshoppers rushing by.
At first it was too big to hold a bowl, but gradually it faded away like silk.
It is rumored that in this mountain, the divine creature was banished for being lazy.
It cannot cause thunderstorms, and it spits cold blue.
Then he ordered the people in front of the mountain to cultivate rice and wheat for thousands of years.
"Zhang Andao's Recent Poems"
Era: Song Dynasty Author: Su Shi
Once a character fades away, it is difficult to find his words again.
At the end of Yinqin Yongjia, I heard the sound of Zhengshi again.
There is not much talk, but a profound sense of the moment.
The young man has great ambitions and wants to be with Nanfeng Qin.
The desolate forest is in chaos with crickets, and the waste swamp is full of frogs and grasshoppers.
Then he wanted to cover his ears, but he was mumbling when he read the text.
Prince Xiao Ran came from Gushanyin.
(His son-in-law Wang Gong brought him here.)
I saw Uncle Fuqiu in the clouds, playing the flute and shining brightly against the moon.
When the sound left Huaisi, the dragons and turtles groaned sadly.
May the King of Justice save you, and pray that you will continue to be stunned.
Lu Xun (September 25, 1881 - October 19, 1936), whose original name was Zhou Zhangshou, later changed his name to Zhou Shuren; his courtesy name was Yushan, later changed to Hecai, was a native of Kuaiji County, Shaoxing, Zhejiang, and a great modern Chinese figure. Proletarian writer, thinker and revolutionary.
Su Shi (January 8, 1037 - August 24, 1101), also known as Zizhan and Hezhong, was also known as Dongpo layman, and was known as Su Dongpo and Su Xian in the world. Han nationality, a native of Meishan, Meizhou (now part of Meishan City, Sichuan Province) in the Northern Song Dynasty. His ancestral home is Luancheng, Hebei Province. He is a famous writer, calligrapher and painter in the Northern Song Dynasty. 7. What are the poems describing "Kastydid"
"Dwelling in the Mountains in the Rain"
Era: Tang Author: Zhang Bi
Jie Mao Can Ling Down, I am separated from the noise and humbleness. The situation is thundery and sunny, and the suburbs turn quiet.
Go out and look at the reflection, and walk around the house. The ancient road is untraveled, and the deserted slopes are full of crickets.
The fences collapsed, melons, beans and vines were scattered, and traces of cattle and sheep were found in the soil. The intermittent crows at the ancient temple, the high and low distant village flutes.
I like to hear about Dong Gaorun, but I have no way to go there. Use the stick to test the dangerous bridge, climb the rosette to look at the moss wall.
Neighbors visit each other at night, drinking wine and chatting about rocks. The new moon comes out of Zunzun, and the floating clouds are in the middle.
He often corrupted Confucianism and misapplied traditional Chinese painting. The waiting time is unknown, it is not related to Jujudong.
"On the Shape of the Grasshopper"
Era: Song Dynasty Author: Jia Sidao
The shape of the cricket is the most difficult to recognize, with long teeth, short legs, and pointed head. .
The tail is three to two inches above the shoulders, just like the female head dragging her belly.
"Autumn has been here for a long time, and the remaining heat is still lingering. On the 15th day of the leap month, the autumn colors begin to appear in Taipingzhai"
Era: Ming Dynasty Author: Tang Shunzhi
The misty atmosphere is half sunny and cloudy , Tingke Ye chants randomly.
I first realized that Meng Qiuyun was coming, because I knew that the banquet was a year of traveling and the love was deep.
The shadow of a lonely kite stands on the cold rock grass, and the sound of singing grasshoppers reaches the wild garrison anvil.
The mountain is full of Gejia and soldiers, and the geniuses are trying to invade each other.
"Ci rhyme Wen Bo's feelings about the cool rain"
Era: Song Dynasty Author: Fan Chengda
Poor people are sick and hungry, which is the same in ancient and modern times.
It is true that my body and belly are safe, what else can I ask for?
It would be a shame to judge the official as an honest and humble official.
The heat in the poor mountains is even worse, and I lie down exhausted without raising my head.
When two things come to me, life is like a floating world.
In the morning, ink clouds formed, and thunder broke through the hills.
The rows of eaves suddenly fly away, and frogs and grasshoppers chirp in response.
Zhu Guan leads the hot genus, and loses the battle.
The fresh coolness in the lungs will make you climb the tower when you are wet.
I would like to invite Yun Yuxian to visit Liangzhou with long sleeves.
Blow water into the bottle and wash away the sorrow of thousands of dendrobiums.
Why did this paragraph come about? The ice hall is as cold as autumn,
But I feel like poetry is alive, and the refreshing air flows into the silver hook.
What is the use of Zhang Cheng? Can he save the poor?
Tang Zi also travels and eats, and looks back home with shame.
Advocate that I dare to be discordant, and *** write a praising speech
"Five Poems on the Moon on the Pool"
Era: Song Dynasty Author: Liu Kezhuang
Angry grasshoppers noisy ears, hungry mosquitoes disturb sleep.
I would like to be a Xiu Yue household and live near Guanghan. 8. Poems describing grasshoppers
"What I See in a Night Book"
[Song Dynasty] Ye Shaoweng
The swaying leaves send the cold sound, and the autumn wind on the river stirs up the guests' feelings. .
I know that there are children picking and knitting, and a light falls on the fence late at night.
Translation:
The rustling autumn wind blows the leaves of the sycamore trees, sending bursts of chill. The autumn wind blows from the river, which makes me miss my hometown when I am away from home.
Several children at home are still fighting crickets with great interest! It was late at night and the lights were on, refusing to sleep.
This poem "What I Saw in a Night Book" is intertwined with the author's sadness, warmth, joy and concern. The aesthetic nature of the ancient poem "What I See in the Night Book" can be appreciated from nine aspects.
The understanding of the whole poem should be: (title) Write about the scene you miss in the lonely night.
(Poetry) The rustling autumn wind blows the Wuye leaves, sending bursts of chill. The poet who is traveling abroad can't help but miss his hometown. What worries me the most is my beloved child, who may still be fighting crickets with great interest at this time, refusing to sleep even in the dead of night.
Use scenes to capture emotions, blend scenes, set off each other, and create wonderful ideas. Combining movement and stillness, using movement to contrast stillness. Autumn leaves, autumn wind, autumn sounds, autumn rivers, autumn boats, lonely lanterns, naughty children, and cricket fights are all moving scenes, with sounds and colors, light and shadow;
A hut in a fence, deep in the night, and boundless darkness , this is a quiet scene, so quiet that it is so desolate that it makes people feel melancholy. The fallen leaves and the rustle of the wind inspired the poet to miss his relatives at home in the quiet late autumn night. Sadness and joy are intertwined, covering up sadness with joy.
Grasshopper is the general name for some large song insects in the Insecta, Orthoptera, and Katydida families. It is relatively large and looks like a locust, with a grass-green body and slender antennae. The male's forewings rub against each other, making a clear and loud "squeaking" sound.
People like to eat fruits, beans, etc., and people use small bamboo cages to keep them for viewing. Insects have a long history in China as entertainment insects. For example, in ancient Yizhou (now Yixian County, Hebei Province), there is a history of hundreds of years of trapping grasshoppers in cages.
During the Shang and Zhou dynasties, people collectively referred to grasshoppers and locusts as "katydids". In the Song Dynasty, people confused grasshoppers with weavers. "袁聒" and "袁聒" are actually the same name.
Chinese people have always regarded grasshoppers as pets. In the Song Dynasty, people began to raise grasshoppers. In the Ming Dynasty, it became more common from the palace to the private sector.
Ruoyu, the eunuch of the Ming Dynasty, mentioned in "The Palace Chronicles" that there were two gates in the palace named after the Grasshopper, one was "Baidai" and the other was "Qianying". This was of course a continuation of ancient times. Worship of the grasshopper's reproductive power. By the Qing Dynasty, there was an unprecedented tide of grasshoppers.
Extended information:
Creative background
This is Ye Shaoweng's work inspired by the scenery in a foreign land. Seasons change and scenery changes, which are most likely to cause travelers to feel homesick. "Wen Xin Diao Long · Objects" says: "In the preface of the Spring and Autumn Dynasties, the yin and yang are miserably relaxed, and the movement of objects makes the heart shake." The author lived in a foreign land, felt the autumn in the quiet night, and wrote this sentimental little poem.
The first two sentences of the poem describe the scenery, using the falling leaves, the rustling autumn wind, and the cold air to highlight the desolate feeling of the wanderer wandering and lonely.
The three or four sentences describe a child catching crickets at night, with high interest, which subtly contrasts the sadness and highlights the loneliness and helplessness of being a guest in a foreign country. The poem uses scenery to set off emotions, combines movement and stillness, and uses the sound of Wu leaves and wind to set off the silence of the autumn night. It also uses contrasting techniques to reflect the sadness of living in a foreign country with the happy scene of children catching and weaving at night.
Reference: Sogou Encyclopedia-Yeshu Seen