1. Poems about the ferry
The spring tide brings rain in the evening, and there is no boat crossing the wild ferry
"Chuzhou West Stream" by Wei Yingwu, a poet of the Tang Dynasty The poem in it means: It rains in the evening and the tide rises faster. There are no pedestrians at the ferry in the countryside, and a ferry is parked across the river. There are two ways to understand this sentence: one is about the author's indifferent outlook on life, which is willing to be lonely; the other is about the poet's sadness about his own inaction. Of the two understandings, the former is more common.
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Grazing cattle in leisure time, the sky is covered with weeds, and the water is connected with flat weeds. Spend the whole day enjoying the beauty of the country and forgetting your worries. Green bamboo hat and west wind
At the ferry, green coir raincoats cover Cangzhou in the evening. After dusk, the flute is in hand, blowing through the autumn of Chu. 2. Poems about Ferry
"Nanpu Ferry" Era: Tang Author: Li Jiayou The lonely Hengtang Road, the new bamboo covers the low water.
The east wind is full of tides, and the rain and rice are in season. The widow pays taxes, and the fisherman chases the drum.
Ashamed of his lack of Zhuolu skills, he thanked Qianli for his seal. "Sending Dr. Li to the Ferry to Block the Wind" Year: Tang Dynasty Author: Dai Shulun When the waves are set to rest, it may be too late to arrive at Longmen.
The light boat dare not cross, and the flag stands in the sky. "Qiantang Ferry" Year: Tang Author: Shi Jianwu The vast moat in the sky is connected with Wojiao, why is Emperor Qin uneasy about the bridge?
There is no money to pay at Qiantang Ferry, and the two waves of faith in Xixing have been lost. "Fangshan Dukou Zhan" Year: Song Dynasty Author: Cai Xiangjiang People walking on the Xiangjiang River are worried about themselves, and their temples are already frightened by autumn in their prime.
I don’t know if the winds and waves are thousands of miles away, but I will grow old without being ruthless. "On the Sixth Day of the Lunar New Year, the foolish brother crossed the river and was sent to the ferry" Year: Song Dynasty Author: Qiu Kui's thatched house is also good, but the footprints are not free.
I have been reading for a few days, but the rope has already been untied. White-haired brothers and sisters, Qingjiang, Xia and Qiu.
We couldn’t bear to say goodbye to each other, and the setting sun fell on Tingzhou. "Huaizhuang Ferry" Year: Song Dynasty Author: Wen Tong The clouds and smoke are drifting, the trees are dim, and the people on one bank are shining with the setting sun.
As soon as I want to go to the plateau, I hear the echo. The scenery is pitifully like my hometown. 3. Poems about Ferry
"Nanpu Ferry"
Era: Tang Author: Li Jiayou
Lonely Hengtang Road, the new bamboo covers the low water.
The east wind is full of tides, and the rain and rice are in season.
The widow pays taxes, and the fisherman chases the drum.
Ashamed of his lack of Zhuolu skills, he thanked Qianli for his seal.
"Sending Dr. Li to the Ferry to Block the Wind"
Era: Tang Dynasty Author: Dai Shulun
When will the end of the waves be determined, the arrival of Longmen may be too late.
The light boat dare not cross, and the flag stands in the sky.
"Qiantang Ferry"
Era: Tang Dynasty Author: Shi Jianwu
The natural chasm is so vast that even Wojiao is boundless. Why would Emperor Qin be uneasy about the bridge?
There is no money to pay at Qiantang Ferry, and the two waves of faith in Xixing have been lost.
"Fangshan Fukou Zhan"
Era: Song Dynasty Author: Cai Xiang
People walking on the river are worried about themselves, and their temples are already frightened by autumn in their prime.
I don’t know if the winds and waves are thousands of miles away, but I will grow old without being ruthless.
"On the sixth day of the lunar month, Brother Fool crossed the river and was sent to the ferry"
Year: Song Dynasty Author: Qiu Kui
The hut is also good, but the footprints are not free.
I have been reading for a few days, but the rope has already been untied.
White-haired brothers and sisters, Qingjiang, Xia and Qiu.
We couldn’t bear to say goodbye to each other, and the setting sun fell on Tingzhou.
"Huaizhuang Ferry"
Era: Song Dynasty Author: Wen Tong
The clouds and smoke are floating, the trees are dim, and the sunset is reflected in the houses on one bank.
As soon as I want to go to the plateau, I hear the echo. The scenery is pitifully like my hometown. 4. What are the poems that describe the dock?
1. Look at the sandy place at the ferry, how many people are being ferried across the world. — "Lang Tao Sha" by Liu Yuxi of the Tang Dynasty
Interpretation: Look at the ferry terminal, how many people in the world have been helped to cross the river.
2. The sails of Xixing Ferry have just begun to fall, and the sun has not yet set on the top of Yupu Mountain. —Song Dynasty Su Shi's "Auspicious Partridge"
Interpretation: The canvas has just fallen at Xixing Ferry, and the sun has not yet set on the mountain top at the entrance and exit of the river for fishing.
3. At the ferry crossing of Guizhouhuang from Yuanpu, a canopy lay across the side of the embankment. —Song Dynasty Tang Yining's "Niannujiao·Yunshou Tianbi"
Interpretation: The boat on the river in the distance came to the deserted ferry. The boatman raised the awning, put down the oar, and leaned against the side of the embankment.
4. Watch the tide coming from the ferry, and the water is full of Jianjia Pu. —Song Dynasty Lu Wei Lao's "Bu Suanzi·Watching the Tide at the Ferry"
Interpretation: Watching the tide rising at the ferry, the water overflowed the reed field.
5. The tower is lost in the fog, and the river is lost in the moon.
——Qin Guan, Song Dynasty, "Treading the Shasha·Chenzhou Hostel"
Definition: The fog is misty, the towers are difficult to distinguish, the moonlight is hazy, and the ferry is also hidden.
6. The building boat is crossing Guazhou in the snowy night, and the iron horse disperses in the strong autumn wind. ——Lu You, Song Dynasty, "Five Poems of Indignation·Part 1"
Interpretation: I remember beating up the Jin soldiers at Guazhou Crossing, and galloping against the warships in the snowy night. In the autumn wind, the horses galloped freely, and the good news of regaining Dashan Pass came frequently.
7. Friendship is like crossing mountains and rivers, no matter the storms come and go. - Song Dynasty Yang Wanli's "Three Rivers Crossing"
Interpretation: Friendship should be like a mountain stream crossing that is unchanging and remains unchanged regardless of wind and waves.
8. Jinling Jindu is a small mountain tower, and travelers can worry about it for a night. ——Zhang You of the Tang Dynasty, "Inscribed on Jinling Ferry"
Definition: I stayed at the small mountain tower at Jinling Ferry, tossing and turning, and my heart was full of travel worries.
9. The path to the village is formed by the water at Dutou, and the floating trees are floating in the tall trees. —Liu Zongyuan of the Tang Dynasty, "Rain and Clear to the River Crossing"
Interpretation: I saw the flood at the ferry subsided, the path next to the village reappeared, and the floating rafts were scattered, some hanging high on the branches of the trees.
10. The spring tide brings rain late in the day, and there is no boat crossing the wild river. - "Chuzhou West Stream" by Wei Yingwu of the Tang Dynasty
Definition: The spring tide continues to rise, accompanied by dense drizzle. There is no one at the wilderness ferry, except for a small boat leisurely crossing the water. 5. What are the poems about "Wharf"
1. "Intoxicated by the East Wind Fisherman" Yuan Dynasty: Bai Pu
White Ping Ferry on the yellow reed bank, green willow embankment and red polygonum beachhead .
Although there is no cut-throat sex, there are friends who forget the opportunity and spot the egrets and gulls on the Qiu River.
The arrogant man kills thousands of nobles in the world, and the illiterate smoke waves catch the old man.
2. "Ding Fengbo·The river is sinking and the sails are passing by" Tang Dynasty: Yan Xuan
The river is sinking and the sails are passing by, and the fish are swimming in the cold waves at night.
White birds fly in pairs at the ferry, smoke curls up, and fishing songs are hidden deep in the reed flowers.
The boat returns to Lanpu with a short boat. When people leave, the bamboo path passes through the green sand.
Late at night, there is no wind and the new rain has stopped, the moon is cool, and the dew welcomes the dewdrops into the round lotus.
3. "Yu Gan Hostel" Tang Dynasty: Liu Changqing
The dusk sky is falling, and the green maple leaves are sparsely covered with frost.
The lonely city is closed to the water, and the lonely bird flies with people on its back.
On the first day of the first month of the ferry, the neighbor’s fisherman has not returned.
The heart of the country is so desperate, where can I wear cold clothes?
4. "Rui Partridge: Watching the Tide" Song Dynasty: Su Shi
A little red flag in the shadow of the green mountain. I am a wanderer from the south of the Yangtze River.
They clapped their hands to laugh at the drunkenness of the mountain slips, and sang the poems of Langpo in unison.
The sails of Xixing Ferry have just begun to fall, and the sun has not yet set on the top of Yupu Mountain.
Want to send me the latest trendy song? He also sang the envoy's poem in front of him.
5. "Nanpu Ferry" Tang Dynasty: Li Jiayou
Lonely Hengtang Road, the new bamboo covers the low water.
The east wind is full of tides, and the rain and rice are in season.
The widow pays taxes, and the fisherman chases the drum.
Ashamed of his lack of Zhuolu skills, he thanked Qianli for his seal.
6. "Bu Suanzi·Watching the Tide at the Ferry" Song Dynasty: Lu Wei Lao
Watching the tide at the ferry, the water is full of Jianjia Pu.
I always remember that the boat carried the moonlight and went deep into the red clouds.
The lotus has covered the flat pond, and the way back has been forgotten.
Who believes that the South Tower is a hundred feet high, but there are no steps like lotus.
7. "Qiantang Ferry" Tang Dynasty: Shi Jianwu
The natural chasm is vast and even Wojiao, why would Emperor Qin be uneasy about the bridge.
There is no money to pay at Qiantang Ferry, and the two waves of faith in Xixing have been lost.
8. "Auspicious Partridge" Song Dynasty: Su Shi
The little red flag in the shadow of the green mountain is the wanderer in the south of the Yangtze River.
They clapped their hands to laugh at the drunkenness of the mountain slips, and sang the poems of Langpo in unison.
The sails of Xixing Ferry have just begun to fall, and the sun has not yet set on the top of Yupu Mountain.
Nong wanted to send me the bottom tune of Chaoge, and I also sang Shijun’s poem in front of me. 6. Poems describing ferries
1. Sometimes when you ride the wind and waves, you hang sails directly across the sea - Li Bai's "The Road is Difficult"
2. A man with a coir and a hat in a lone boat, fishing alone in the cold river Snow. ——Liu Zongyuan's "Snow on the River"
3. The apes on both sides of the strait can't stop crying, and the boat has passed the Ten Thousand Mountains. ——Li Bai's "Early Departure from Baidi City"
4. Li Bai was about to leave in a boat when he suddenly heard singing on the shore. ——Li Bai's "Gift to Wang Lun"
5. Smoke and water are good, but how miserable is personal friendship. If you are a guest of Zhulu, you will stop at Jinfan Di. Sand geese go with the boat, and field crows crow around the shore. At this time, there is still a taste, so I must lie down and head west. ——Du Mu "Leave a message on board the ship for the first time"
6. Cross the distance outside Jingmen to travel from Chu State. The mountains end with the plains, and the river flows into the wilderness. Under the moon, there is a flying mirror, and the clouds form a sea tower. Still feeling pity for the water in my hometown, I send my boat sailing thousands of miles away. ——Li Bai's "Farewell at the Jingmen Gate"
7. The trees are falling and the wild geese are crossing south, and the north wind is blowing cold on the river. My home is in Xiangshuiqu, far away from Chuyun. All the tears from the countryside are gone, and I return to my sails to see the sky. I want to ask questions, but the evening is long and peaceful. ——Meng Haoran's "Early Cold and Pregnancy"
8. After being drunk, I don’t know that the sky is on the water, and the boat is full of clear dreams overwhelming the stars.
——Tang Wenru's "Inscription on Qingcao Lake, Longyang County"
9. The wild paths are all dark with clouds, but the river boats are only bright with fire. ——Du Fu's "Spring Night Happy Rain"
10. At Hanshan Temple outside Suzhou City, the midnight bell rang to the passenger ship. ——Zhang Ji "Night Mooring at Maple Bridge"
11. Seeing off guests in Cangxi County, the mountains are cold and the rain is not coming. I was worried that my horse would slip, so I pretended to go boating back. The green peaks pass by, and the yellow oranges and pomelos are coming. The river flows freely, and you can sit still and enjoy yourself. ——Du Fu's "Letting the Boat"
12. The lonely boat faces the maple forest under the faint moon, sharing the sound of the kite and the guest's heart. The color of the mountains is covered with thousands of rains, the strings are broken and the tears are deep. ——Wang Changling's "Listen to the Tune of Flowing Water"
13. An old friend bid farewell to the Yellow Crane Tower in the west, and fireworks descended on Yangzhou in March. The shadow of the lone sail in the distance is gone in the blue sky, and only the Yangtze River can be seen flowing in the sky. ——Li Bai's "Yellow Crane Tower Sends Meng Haoran to Guangling" 7. Asking for poems about the ferry
Wei Yingwu's "Chuzhou West Stream" A lonely grassy stream grows beside it, and there are orioles singing in the deep trees.
The spring tide brings rain late in the day, and there is no boat crossing the wild river. In the first two sentences of the poem, the poet expresses that in the prosperous scenery of spring, he only loves the lonely grass beside the stream. However, the beautiful call of the oriole comes from the lush trees, but the poet does not seem to care.
The last two sentences describe what I saw on Yedu in the late rain. The late tide coupled with the spring rain made the water stronger. As for the suburban ferry, there were no pedestrians at this moment.
Perhaps the boatman has returned home to rest, and the empty ferry boat is drifting freely. Whether there is any sustenance in this poem and what its meaning is has always been debated.
Some people think that it is a metaphor throughout the whole text, which means that "the gentleman is at the bottom and the villain is at the top"; some people think that "this incidental description of the scenery of the Western Stream does not need to be substantiated." In fact, the emotions revealed in the poem are vague and obvious. When you mention the grass and the oriole at the beginning, the poet uses the word "pity alone", which has an obvious meaning. It shows the poet's broad-mindedness when he is poor and modest, and does not live in flattery. The last two sentences are in The leisurely scene of the rushing water and the boat contains a helpless and sad feeling of being out of place and useless.
The poet describes the scenery with emotion, uses the scenery to describe his thoughts, writes about the scenery he likes and dislikes, and talks about the love affairs he likes and dislikes. His tranquility and sadness are naturally revealed. 8. The meaning of some poems in Fukou (Xi Murong)
Appreciation of "Dukou"
Written by Gong Jian
In this world, what is the sweetest thing? ? It is warm; so what is the most bitter? It is the longing after parting.
"There is no banquet in the world that never ends." When facing separation, we should not cry, but should be like the poet said: "Let me say goodbye to you / and then gently pull me out "Hand", yes, since it is already an ironclad fact, why bother to cry and add to the melancholy when your friend leaves?
Parting begins from the moment of "gently pulling out my hand", "longing takes root from now on" and "years stop from now on". The poet uses plain language to delicately outline the burden-bearing atmosphere during parting. The "hot tears" did not dare to flow out. The poet was afraid of adding to the pain of his friend's farewell, so he could only "gather into a river in his heart", and the bitterness washed away the reluctance deep in his heart.
Goodbye, tenderness, tears, gaze...these sad words depict a picture of farewell at the ferry. The poet put "blessings on his lap" instead of "flowers to send each other", and the farewell was painful. And melancholy, "tomorrow will be another day" when we meet again, truly reflects the heaviness of parting.
The whole poem revolves around the tone of loneliness and melancholy. "Hot tears forming rivers in my heart" and "all helpless gazes" are all portrayals of the poet's depressed mood. In fact, he is more than just a poet? This is probably the case for every one of us when facing separation. The author is a sentimental female poet who captured the moment of farewell with a woman's delicate eyes. The whole poem is shrouded in hazy colors. It can be said to be a love poem, describing the separation and lingering relationship between lovers, or it can be said to be a friendship poem about the farewell of a friend, expressing his longing for his friend.
In life, we often encounter separation. No matter how reluctant you are to give up, you must use "blessings" as "sending flowers" like the poet, put them on his (her) "breast", and let the "blessings" go with them (them).