The ancient poem about the current situation in Jiangcun is as follows:
Original text
After returning from fishing, I did not tie up the boat, but the moon was setting in Jiangcun and I was sleeping.
Even if the wind blows away all night, it is only by the shallow water of reed flowers.
Explanation
This poem describes a fisherman who came back late at night and went ashore to sleep without even bothering to tie up the boat. It depicts the peaceful and beautiful scenery of Jiangcun and expresses the angler's feelings. Leisurely life style. Although the title of the poem is about Jiangcun and its scenery, it actually embodies the poet's unfettered thoughts of Lao and Zhuang. The language of the whole poem is fresh and natural, without any decoration. It is written by hand and reflects an aspect of life in Jiangcun, creating a real and peaceful artistic conception.
Translation
I came back from fishing, but I was too lazy to tie up the cable and let the fishing boat drift in the wind. At this time, the waning moon had already set in the west, and I was sleeping peacefully. Even if the wind picks up at night and the boat is blown away by the wind, the worst case scenario is that it will just park on the bank of the reed beach, a shallow water bank.
Notes
1. Immediate things: refers to poems based on current things.
2. Stop: It means it’s finished, and tie means it’s done.
3. Zhengkanmian: It is a good time to sleep.
4. Even if: It means even if the wind blows all night and the boat is blown away by the wind, the worst thing is that it will just stop at the bank of the reed beach or the shallow water bank.
The emotions expressed by the poet in the poem "Jiangcun Jishi":
1. Leisurely and contented life: The poet shows a kind of tranquility by describing the scene of Jiangcun at moonset. The beautiful atmosphere also expresses your leisurely and contented life. He enjoys fishing without restraint, lazily letting the boat drift and drifting in the wind while he sleeps peacefully. This free and easy lifestyle makes people feel comfortable and content.
2. The unrestrained thoughts of Lao and Zhuang: The description of not tying the boat in the poem can be understood as a symbol of the poet's unrestrained free thoughts. He pursues an unrestrained and carefree lifestyle, which has deep roots in Taoist culture. Through the description of natural scenes, the poet expresses his pursuit and yearning for this free attitude towards life.
3. Appreciation and praise of natural beauty: The poem vividly describes the scene of Jiangcun at moonset, creating a fresh, natural, quiet and beautiful atmosphere. This beautiful scenery made the poet feel emotional and expressed his appreciation and praise for nature. This love for natural beauty also reflects the poet's inner broad-mindedness and detachment.