Appreciation of thousands of poems in Cheng Hao's "The Seven Wonders of Huainan Temple"

Appreciation of thousands of poems in Cheng Hao's "The Seven Wonders of Huainan Temple"

Hao Cheng

Go to the north to have a rest [2] and blow Chu Jiangqiu [3] away.

Taoist priests are not sad about autumn [4], and the late mountains are relatively sad [5].

(1) Huainan: Huainan Road was established in the Song Dynasty, and it is located in Yangzhou (now Yangzhou, Jiangsu). Huainan Temple should be nearby.

(2) Take a break: take a break if you want, which shows the poet's carefree modality.

(3) White: white duckweed, floating on the water, with white flowers in early autumn. Chu River: Yangtze River.

[4] Taoist: The poet calls himself. Sad for autumn: A person who is sad for autumn. Song Yu initiated the China literati's thinking about sad autumn. Literati are often referred to as autumn-sorrowful guests, such as Lu Guimeng's "Jingkou Farewell to Friends": "* * * is a autumn-sorrowful guest, and it is difficult to meet."

(5) One term: whatever. Sadness: Autumn is self-pity and personification.

Comment on the poet's self-promise, express it directly, and write that he is not worried about autumn, which shows the poet's spirit of doing nothing and being broad-minded and self-sustaining.