Things in Jiangcun Author: Sikongshu Dynasty: Tang.
Fishing came back, but I was too lazy to tie the rope and let the fishing boat drift in the wind; At this time, the waning moon is already in the west, but I am sleeping soundly. Even if the wind blows at night and the boat is blown away by the wind, it just stops on the shallow shore of the reed catkin beach.
This poem describes the scene in front of Jiangcun, but the poet does not describe the scenery of the village, but reflects a side of Jiangcun life through a small action and psychological activity of fishermen on the river, and writes a true and beautiful artistic conception.
This little poem is good at reflecting the overall situation with individual cases. It is more vivid, ingenious and unique to describe the water surface of Jiangcun village through such a trivial matter as "returning from fishing without tying the boat". When stating the reasons for "not tying the boat", the poem did not go straight to the end, but skillfully used related words such as "even if" and "only in" to take a step back and go further, making the poem more tortuous and profound and the brushwork more dramatic. The language of poetry is natural, fresh and elegant, and blends with the poetic mood.
The two related words "even if" and "only in" echo back and forth, and the meaning goes further. The poet didn't describe the quiet and beautiful environment, but the fishermen's leisurely life interest and the quiet and beautiful scenery of Jiangcun are vivid. Expressed the poet's casual attitude towards life.