On a cold night, guests come to tea for wine, and the bamboo stove soup turns red at first.

"On a cold night, guests come to tea for wine, and the bamboo stove soup boils." One winter night, guests came, took tea as wine and asked the children to make tea. The flame in the stove began to turn red, the water in the pot boiled and the room was warm. "

"On a cold night, guests come to tea for wine, and the bamboo stove soup boils." Cold Night, a seven-character quatrain written by Du Lei, a poet in the Southern Song Dynasty, is a fresh and elegant friendship poem with endless charm. The first two sentences of the poem write that guests visit on a cold night, and the host orders tea to entertain guests; The last two sentences are about plum blossoms just blooming outside the window, which gives the window and the moon a unique charm tonight, which is quite different from tranquility. The language of the whole poem is fresh and natural, and the artistic conception is fresh and meaningful, which makes people memorable.

Original text: "On a cold night, guests come to tea for wine, and the bamboo stove soup is boiling red. As usual, there are plum blossoms in front of the window, and there are plum blossoms before the month. "

On winter nights, guests come, take tea as wine and ask the children to make tea. The flame in the stove began to turn red, the water in the pot boiled and the room was warm. The moonlight in front of the window is bright, no different from usual, except that some plum blossoms bloom faintly in the moonlight and are fragrant. This makes the moonlight today look very different from the past. "

Literature appreciation of Cold Night:

Because this poem is an anthology of poems from a thousand years ago, it is widely circulated, and almost anyone who has read some ancient poems can recite it. "Guests come to tea as wine on a cold night" is used as a verb. Often said, when said, often do not need to think, blurt out, but careful taste, there is always a multi-layer turning point, "cold night guests come to tea as wine", can make people have a lot of associations.

First of all, when guests come, the host doesn't prepare wine. This guest must be a regular customer and a regular customer. He can "knock on the door all night with his cane". The host doesn't have to prepare wine specially, and he doesn't have to feel neglected because there is no wine. Secondly, on a cold night, people who are interested in going out to play must not be amateurs. He and his host have the same language and the same mood, so they have a deep friendship, so they can make tea with their host and talk around the stove on a cold night, with or without wine.