The verses of the Beginning of Autumn are as follows:
"The Beginning of Autumn" written by Liu Yan of the Tang Dynasty
This is the morning to stop the fire, Shang Biao has already been frightened. The sky is filled with summer colors, and the leaves of the trees are moving with the sound of autumn.
None of us are familiar with Liu Yanshi. He is from Handan, our hometown in Hebei. At the same time, he was good friends with Meng Jiao, and his poetic style was similar to that of Li He. He had not been the magistrate of Zaoqiang for a day, but he was called "Liu Zaoqiang" by the world. His poems were refined hundreds of times into characters and thousands of sentences into sentences. One volume of his poems is recorded in "Complete Poems of the Tang Dynasty", with a total of seventy-nine poems.
Appreciation:
Shang Biao was already frightened by this morning's warning. The word "Liuhuo" in the first sentence refers to "The fire flows in July, and the clothes are given in September" in "The Book of Songs". "Liuhuo": fire (ancient reading: huǐ), the name of the constellation, which is the constellation of the heart. It appears in the south every year in June of the lunar calendar. It is the highest and gradually sinks to the west after July, so it is called "Liuhuo". "Shang Biao" refers to the autumn wind that quietly blows into the world. This sentence means that from this morning, the summer heat disappears and the autumn wind rises. .
The sky is gathering in summer colors, and the leaves are rustling in autumn. The verbs in this poem are particularly well used, with one word for "collection" and one word for "moving", which is very vivid and personifying. The sound in the wind is the sound of autumn.
As the beginning of autumn, it is actually the transition between summer and cool. But when it is not in full swing, if you pay close attention to the changes of all things according to the seasons, and think about it carefully, you will find that it means endless things.
Li Yi of the Tang Dynasty, "Looking in the Mirror on the Day Before the Beginning of Autumn"
Everything. Living outside the body, living in the mirror. But with the snow on my temples, I will face the autumn wind tomorrow.
Appreciation:
Let’s look at the title first, the next day, the beginning of autumn, the author took the photo the day before the beginning of autumn. The meaning of the mirror is self-evident, and it has the meaning of sad autumn. The poet saw that his temples were as white as snow, and he was old. But he was not surprised or sad, but calm and indifferent, even a little self-deprecating. What did he say about himself?
Everything outside the body can be wiped out, and life is reflected in the mirror. "Only my temples are as white as snow. Tomorrow will be the beginning of autumn again. With the autumn wind, everything will wither and my own fate will be no more than this.
This poem has a particularly sad autumn meaning. I remember Zhou Guoping once said, "The interesting things in the world, including poetry, wine, philosophy, and love, are often useless. Reciting useless poems, getting drunk on useless wine, reading useless books, and loving useless things, he finally became a useless person, but he lived a meaningful life because of it. "Perhaps this is the meaning of the existence of literati.