1, people say that the sunset is the end of the world, but you can't see home when you look at the end of the world.
This poem comes from Li Gou's Homesickness, which means that people say that the place where the sun sets is the end of the sky, but when you look at the end of the sky, you can't see the shadow of your hometown, which means that your hometown is far away. Through what the poet saw and felt when he looked into the distance, he expressed his yearning for his hometown.
2. The spring breeze is green in Jiang Nanan. When will the bright moon shine on me?
This sentence comes from Wang Anshi's "Sailing in Guazhou". The poet looked back at Zhongshan where he lived and felt reluctant to part. Beautiful spring scenery evokes the poet's homesickness. Looking at the bright moon, he asked affectionately, when do I think you will go back to your hometown? Ending with a questioning tone, he once again emphasized his yearning for his hometown and expressed the poet's lonely feelings of missing his hometown and being a stranger in a foreign land.
3. I dream of going home at night, and it is already dawn before I get to Tonglu.
This sentence comes from Fang Gan's Thinking of Jiangnan in the Tang Dynasty. Describe the poet who dreamed that he was on his way home at night and didn't return home until he woke up. This poem is a work of staying in Chang 'an and homesick in spring. It is ingenious and expresses the author's strong homesickness with deep homesickness.
4. I don't know where to play the flute, but I want to find someone who will spend the night.
This sentence comes from Li Yi's "Watching the Township Wall and Listening to the Flute at Night" in the Tang Dynasty. It describes the desolate frontier fortress, the moonlight frost and the melancholy flute sound, which evokes the long-term acacia of the soldiers who went to war. It is a poem describing the homesickness of frontier fortress soldiers, which depicts the strong homesickness and sadness of frontier fortress soldiers from many angles.
5. The old garden has a long way to go east, and the tears of the double-sleeved dragon bell are not dry.
This sentence comes from the Tang Dynasty poet Cen Can's Meet the Messenger of the Capital, which describes that the poet has been away from home for many days and is on his way to the Western Regions. Looking back at Chang' an, the hometown of the East, it is of course a long way, and the feeling of missing can't help but come to mind, and the feeling of homesickness is hard to accept. The tears of homesickness can't be wiped away, so that both sleeves are wet, but the tears just can't stop.