1. Tonight, the moon is full of hope. I wonder who will fall in Qiu Si? -Don Wang Jian's "Looking at the Moon at Fifteen Nights"
Appreciation: The artistic conception of this poem is very beautiful. With vivid language and rich imagination, the poet rendered the specific environment atmosphere of Mid-Autumn Festival, bringing readers into a thoughtful mood far from the moon, and with a sigh and endless ending, the affection of parting and thinking together was very euphemistic and moving.
Its first impression is picturesque. "I don't know who will fall in Qiu Si tonight." How many people around the world are looking at the moon and thinking about their loved ones. People in their hometown miss their relatives far away, while those who leave their hometown look at their relatives far away.
So, naturally, sing these two sentences. The poet no longer expresses his homesickness directly, but tells whose home the lingering sadness will fall in with a questioning euphemistic tone.
2, full moon flying mirror, returning to the heart to fold the sword. -Tang Du Fu's jathyapple, August 15th.
Appreciation: This is the poet's work of avoiding chaos and entering Sichuan. The theme of this group of poems should be sad. In the first two poems, the feeling of seeing the moon is exciting, symbolizing the reunion of the moon on August 15, as a contrast to my wandering worries in a foreign land. From the scene to the emotion, the tent is a symbol of wandering feelings, but Du Fu has nowhere to go home, but unfortunately there is nowhere to go home.
"Return to the Heart and Fold the Sword" said that WU GANG was punished for cutting down osmanthus trees in the Moon Palace. Du Fu guessed that WU GANG didn't want to cut down trees and wanted to return to the world. The heart of going home actually broke the broadsword of cutting trees.
Peng and Peng Cao are called "pengpeng" because they are flying around in the wind. Here, the poet uses the image of "pengpeng" to describe his wandering life and reveal his bitterness.
3, the mid-autumn moon is full of people, thinking into people's hearts is as deep as the sea. -Song Liqing took a photo of "Looking at the Moon and Thinking Far"
Appreciation: This poem expresses the poet's feelings about the moonlit night and his thoughts about his relatives in his hometown. By describing the beauty and profundity of the moonlit night, the poet expressed his yearning for his hometown and relatives. At the same time, the poet also expressed his feelings about life and destiny and his good wishes for the future.