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Author: Du Mu
Dynasty: Tang Dynasty
Type: Seven Laws
Type: landscape
The cultural relics of the Six Dynasties were even empty, and the sky was light and the clouds were idle.
Birds go to the mountains, and people sing and cry.
In late autumn, a thousand rains fall on the curtain, and the balcony plays the flute at sunset.
Disappointed, I watch Fan Li every day, and there are five lakes in the East.
The prosperity of the Six Dynasties has become a thing of the past. Looking around, even the grass is empty, and the scene of light clouds and light winds that day has not changed since ancient times. Jingting Mountain, like a huge jade screen, spreads near Xuancheng, and birds come and go in the shade. On both sides of the Wanxi River, people living by the river sang and cried, mixed with the sound of water, and passed away with the years. The dense rain in late autumn is like hanging layers of rain curtains for thousands of families; At sunset, the balcony under the setting sun makes melodious flute sounds in the evening breeze. My heart is full of nostalgia for Fan Li, so there is no reason to meet. I only see a jagged tobacco tree in the direction of the five lakes.
Appreciation: The poem begins with a tour of the scenery, evoking ancient and modern associations and creating an atmosphere that covers the whole article: the prosperity of the Six Dynasties is a thing of the past, and when you look around, you can only see the grass and clouds in the sky that day, but nothing has changed since ancient times. Although this feeling is caused by boarding, there are deeper internal factors related to the poet's experience. This is the second time that the poet came to Xuanzhou. Eight years ago, he was appointed as the secretariat of Xuanzhou, and served under Shenmen. These two changes, as he himself said: "thirty years away, sharp brain, light bones." "revisiting the old place has changed everything, only seeing the level of the east and spring." ("From Xuanzhou to Beijing, Judge Pei Tanzhong was on his way back to Xuanzhou because of the problem") This naturally deepened his perception of the changes of the world.