1, wrote the location of the sea view.
2. I wrote two scenery descriptions by using the method of combining static and dynamic: mountain island and sea water.
3. Express the spirit of the sea with the help of strange imagination.
Writing realistic poems:
On the east coast, climb Jieshi Mountain to see the vast sea.
The sea is so vast that the islands stand high on the sea.
Trees and paraquat are very lush. Autumn wind makes trees make sad sounds, and the sea is surging.
The movement of the sun and the moon seems to come from the vast ocean.
Translation:
To the east, climb the high Jieshi Mountain and enjoy the boundless sea.
How vast the sea is, and the islands in the sea are towering.
Surrounded by lush trees and flowers.
The bleak wind came, the vegetation shook, and the waves in the sea surged.
Said by: Viewing the Sea is a four-character poem by Cao Cao, a poet in the late Eastern Han Dynasty.
Extended data:
Creative background:
Cao Cao climbed Jieshi Mountain on his way back to Wuhuan Northern Expedition. As a commander in chief, Cao Cao climbed Jieshi, and so did Qin Huang and Wu Han.
His mood is as difficult to calm as the sea. Therefore, I wrote this poem, integrating my grand ambition and broad mind into the poem and expressing it through the image of the sea.
Appreciate:
From the antithesis of poetry, Jieshi, which is adjacent to Jieshi in the east, actually refers to the mountain, while the sea, which looks at the sea, refers not to the sea in general, but to the Bohai Bay, where the water is pale.
The first two sentences explain the location of looking at the sea. The last six sentences describe the natural scenery seen when climbing the mountain to see the sea. On the vast sea, what you see is a towering mountain island. What Cao Cao saw on Jieshi Mountain was Berti Island surrounded by seawater.
According to historical records, at the end of the Western Han Dynasty, there was a transgression along the coast of Bohai Bay. As the sea level rises and the coastline retreats, the shell dike outside Jieshi Mountain is washed away and divided into scattered and isolated islands in the sea, and Yu Hongbo is in bud.
Now, some villages outside Jieshi Mountain are named after Lijiashanzi, Xingjiashanzi and Mashanzi. Facing the bleak autumn wind and the turbulent sea, Cao Cao stood on the lush mountain island without any sentimental feelings.
On the contrary, he grasped the state of the sea when it was calm, the majestic posture of the seaside islands, and the lush scenery, and outlined a picture with vast colors and magnificent weather, showing the poet's feelings of loving magnificent rivers and mountains.
Through rich imagination, the four sentences in "Wandering Between the Sun and the Moon" depict the majestic momentum of the sea, including pregnant stars, and reflect the poet's mind, ambition and lofty sentiments.
The author introduces:
Cao Cao's theory of "relying on the emperor to make princes" gained the advantage of political discourse, while building water conservancy and implementing "wasteland reclamation system" laid a material foundation for unifying northern China. Cao Cao adheres to the policy of "appointing talents and appointing talents, and recruiting talents in many ways".
Militarily, Cao Cao wrote more than 100,000 words and edited thirteen articles of Sun Tzu's Art of War, which won the attention of the Art of War. He spent most of his life in battles, commanding battles "because of strange things, the enemy won and became like a god."
During the 14 years from the age of 39 to 53, he experienced more than 50 wars, successively destroying Yang Feng, Han Xian, Yuan Shao, Yuan Shu, Tao Qian and Lu Bu, taking over Zhang Xiu, conquering Wuhuan and unifying the north.
After the defeat of Chibi, Cao Cao still beat Hefei and chased Ma Chao in the spirit of "martyrs are more courageous in their twilight years". According to Guan Zhong, he pacified Hexi and Longyou and consolidated the unification of the north.
In literature, Cao Cao advocated a new style and created many excellent poems, which played a decisive role in the formation and development of Jian 'an literature.
Cao Cao's achievements in literature are also reflected in his constructive role in Jian 'an literature (see Seven Children of Jian 'an). Jian 'an literature can flourish under the background of long-term war and social fragmentation, which is inseparable from his attention and promotion.
When discussing the reasons for the prosperity of Jian 'an literature, Liu Xie once pointed out that "Wu Weizun loves poetry and elegance". In fact, the main writers in Jian 'an period were closely related to him. Cao Pi and Cao Zhi are his sons, the "seven sons" and Cai Yan.
They are all under his protection. It can be said that "Ye Group" was formed on the basis of the material conditions he provided; And their creation is also under the influence of his advocacy.
Baidu encyclopedia-Cao Cao