"It is easy to recognize the face of the east wind, and it is always spring in a thousand colors." It means that anyone can see the face of spring. The spring breeze blows flowers into bloom, in a thousand colors, and spring scenery is everywhere. The poem comes from "Spring Day
" by Zhu Xi, a poet of the Southern Song Dynasty. The poem is as follows: On a spring day
Song Dynasty, Zhu Xi
When the sun shines brightly on the shores of Si River, the boundless scenery becomes new.
Easy to recognize the east wind, colorful colors are always spring.
Translation:
When the wind is nice and the sun is shining, you can go for an outing by the river in Surabaya, and the boundless scenery will take on a new look.
Everyone can see the face of spring. The spring breeze blows flowers into bloom and is a riot of purple and red. Spring scenery is everywhere. Notes
1
Shengri: A good day with sunny weather, which can also show a person's good mood.
2
Xunfang: spring outing, outing.
3
Sishui: the name of the river, in Shandong Province.
4
Bin: waterside, riverside.
5
Boundless: Boundless.
6
Scenery: Scenery.
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Easy: ordinary, easy. "Easy to recognize" means easy to recognize.
8
East wind: spring breeze.
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A thousand purples and reds: Describes the spring scene of hundreds of flowers blooming, and is also used to describe the scene of rich, colorful and prosperous things.
"Spring Day" is a seven-character quatrain composed by Zhu Xi, a thinker and educator in the Song Dynasty. On the surface, this poem looks like a Wing Chun poem describing the scenery, depicting the beautiful scenery of spring; in fact, it is a philosophical poem, expressing the poet's good wish to pursue the path of a saint in troubled times. The whole poem embodies theory and interest in the image, and the conception and writing are wonderful.
On the surface, this poem looks like a landscape poem, describing the beautiful scenery of spring; in fact, it is a philosophical poem that embodies theory and interest in the image.