Two orioles sing green willows,
A line of egrets rose into the sky.
The window contains autumn snow in Xiling,
Mambo Wu Dong Wan Li Ship.
Translation:
Two orioles are singing on the green willow branches, and rows of egrets fly into the blue sky.
Thousands of years of snow are like pictures embedded in windows, and ships coming from distant Jiangsu are parked in front of the door.
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Du fu's quatrains
Later that day, Jiang,
Spring breeze smells of flowers and plants.
Muddy swallows,
Sleeping mandarin ducks on the warm beach.
Note: This poem was written by the poet when he temporarily settled in Chengdu Caotang after a long exile.
How beautiful the mountains and rivers bathed in spring are, and the spring breeze brings the fragrance of flowers and plants. Flying swallows are busy building nests with wet mud in their mouths, and beautiful mandarin ducks are sleeping on the beach in the sun.
Appreciation: this poem captures the characteristics of the scenery and writes about spring scenery. Beautiful pictures and soft style can arouse readers' love for spring. You see: the sun is shining, the water is blue and the mountains are green, and the vegetation is reviving. The breeze brings the freshness of flowers and spring grass. On the beach, by the stream, the ice and snow melt, the soil is wet and soft, and the swallows fly around lightly, holding the soil to build their nests, but muttering to themselves. Warm water and warm sand, beautiful and affectionate mandarin ducks embrace each other and sleep, which is very charming and lovely.
Q: Analyze the artistic conception of Du Fu's poem.
A: This five-character quatrain is well chosen, with bright colors and fresh style. The poet takes spring as the whole article, and the warm spring breeze, blooming flowers, the beautiful spring scenery displayed by lush grass, and the vitality displayed by mud, flying swallows, beautiful sand and sleepy mandarin ducks are harmonious and unified, forming a poetic picture with bright colors and spring. It reflects the poet's pleasant mood and pleasant mood of temporarily settling in Chengdu Caotang after fleeing.
Question 2: What do you mean by quatrains? Original text:
Four quatrains (the third)
Two orioles ① sing green willows, and a line of egrets ② go up to the sky.
The window contains Xiling snow ③ and autumn snow, and the door is moored to Wu Dong ④ Wan Li ship.
Precautions:
1, oriole: oriole.
2. Egret: Egret, with pure white feathers, can fly high.
3. Xiling: Minshan Mountain in the southwest of Chengdu. Its snow doesn't melt all year round, so it has been snowing for thousands of years. This is an imaginary world.
4. Soochow: refers to the Jiangsu area in the lower reaches of the Yangtze River. Chengyushui Road leads to the Yangtze River, so Yun Chang, Captain Jiang Wanli.
"Two orioles sing green willows, and egrets cover the sky."
Two orioles sang among the new green willow branches, and a row of egrets lined up to fly into the sky.
My window framed the snow-covered western hills. My door often says "goodbye" to ships sailing eastward.
Looking from the window, the snow that has not melted for thousands of years in Xiling seems to be close at hand; There are ships moored on the river outside the gate, which are ships returning from Soochow and Wan Li.
Question 3: What do you mean by quatrains? Quatrains, also known as truncated sentences, broken sentences and quatrains. The ancients used four quatrains to complete an ideological concept, which was short and pithy. Call it a quatrain.
Question 4: What does this poem mean? Two orioles are singing in the air,
A line of egrets is flying in the sky.
You can see the snow of Xiling for thousands of years from the window.
Ships from Wan Li, Wu Dong, are anchored at the gate.
Question 5: What is the meaning of "containing" in quatrains? The word "Han" here has the meaning of including and containing, and it is personified here, which is very appropriate and vivid.
The third sentence says that the snow on the western hills is seen from the window, and the word "containing" shows perspective, that is, the author mainly looks from the window and sees the snow peak of Xiling with the square window. That is to say, the author put the snow in Xiling Mountain and the square window on the same plane to enjoy. This "window" is like a picture frame of an oil painting, and Autumn Snow in Xiling Mountain is a picture in the picture frame. "Autumn snow" is nothing more than saying that the mountains are very high and the snow is very high, which will not melt all year round. Such a high mountain can be contained in a small "window" like oil painting, which shows the distance of "Xiling".
Question 6: What does Du Fu's quatrains mean in primary school texts?
Quatrains (1)
Du fu in Tang dynasty
Two orioles sing green willows,
A line of egrets rose into the sky.
The window contains autumn snow in Xiling,
Mambo Wu Dong Wan Li Ship.
Two orioles are singing in the air, and a row of egrets are flying in the sky. Outside the window, you can see the unchanging snow in Xiling, and the Wan Li ship from Soochow is moored at the door. At this time, there are 28 words but 6 kinds of scenery: oriole, green willow, egret, blue sky, Xiling and berthing.
Quatrains (2)
Du fu in Tang dynasty
Later that day, Jiang,
Spring breeze smells of flowers and plants.
Muddy swallows,
The sand warms the sleeping mandarin duck.
Mountains and rivers bathe in spring, bringing flowers and plants fragrance, how beautiful. Swallows are busy building nests with wet mud, while Yuanyang sleeps in the sand.
There are "four quatrains":
Four quatrains (Part I)
The long bamboo shoots in the west of the hall don't open the door, and the northern peppers return to the village.
Shu Mei promised to have dinner with Zhu, and Kao Sung planned to talk about Ruan Sheng.
Four quatrains (part two)
I want to be a fish beam and a cloud, because the rain in April is cold.
There is a dragon cave in Qingxi, and bamboo and stone are like mountains.
Four quatrains (the third)
Two orioles sing green willows, and a row of egrets go up to the sky.
The window contains the autumn snow in Xiling, at the gate of Wu Dong Wan Li boating.
Four quatrains (the fourth)
The medicated nail strips are moist green and too brown to enter the grass pavilion.
Miao man is full of shame and fame, and his roots dare not take shape in the gap.
Question 7: What is Du Fu's quatrains?
[Tang] Du Fu
"Two orioles sing green willows, and egrets cover the sky."
My window framed the snow-covered western hills. My door often says "goodbye" to ships sailing eastward.
Pairs of orioles are singing on the new green willow branches, and a row of egrets are flying freely in the blue sky. Looking from the window, the snow scene of the Western Hills seems to be a picture embedded in it. Ships from Wu Dong are moored outside the door, sailing in Wan Li.
More comprehensive:
Egret DD is a water bird with white feathers and long legs, which preys on fish and shrimp.
DD in Xiling refers to Minshan Mountain, west of Chengdu.
Soochow DD refers to the present area of Jiangsu Province, where the ancient State of Wu is located.
There are two orioles, each at the top of a green willow. You say something, I say something, sweet words, gentle crying, more beautiful than singing. On the beach near the water, a row of egrets spread their wings and flew away, forgetting to dance against the high blue sky. Their snow-white figures are very graceful against the blue sky.
The walls of the thatched cottage did not limit the poet's vision, let alone hinder the poet's imagination. On the contrary, they added a bit of artistic sentiment to his appreciation. The peaks of the Western Hills, which have stayed in Albert Venn Dicey all the year round, are illuminated by a small window from a hundred miles away. Isn't it a landscape mural? The ships moored in front of the gate heard that they were going to sail in Wan Li, so they had to go down the Minjiang River, turn to the Yangtze River and go as far as Soochow! Xiling is hundreds of miles away, but it is said to be contained in its own window; The ship was moored outside the door, saying that it was going to sail to Wu Dong. The distant view makes it closer, and the close view makes it farther. Between the changes of distance and distance, Qian Qiu Xiling and Wan Li Wudong gathered in front of the poet's thatched cottage.
Every sentence of this four-character poem is about scenery. Near and far, large and small, * * * shaped scenery, sound, flying, still and moving, all appear around the thatched cottage, and together with the poet * * *, they form a colorful, vivid and harmonious vast world. In this world, the poet's profound and beautiful life interest and infinite affection for all things in nature and the mountains and rivers of the motherland are pinned.
Question 8: What are the quatrains in China's poetic style? Also known as broken sentences, broken sentences and broken poems. Each song has four sentences, usually five or seven words. Known as the five wonders, seven wonders, and occasionally six wonders. It originated from the ballads of the Han, Wei, Southern and Northern Dynasties. The name "Jueju" originated in the Southern Dynasties. Liang, generally, uses quatrains to refer to four short poems, and their rhymes are relatively free, or they are ancient quatrains. After the Tang Dynasty, quatrains in the near aspect prevailed, and the meter was the same as the first, last or middle four sentences in eight metrical poems. Therefore, some people in the Tang Dynasty attributed quatrains to metrical poems in their poetry collections. Later, some scholars thought that quatrains were formed by cutting off half of orthographic poems. Quatrains are flexible and light, suitable for expressing fleeting thoughts and feelings, and are widely used by poets, and their creation is more prosperous than other poems. In Song Dynasty, Hong Mai compiled 10,000 quatrains in Tang Dynasty, accounting for 1/5 of the total number of existing Tang poems. Besides Li Bai, Wang Changling, Du Mu and Li Shangyin are good at quatrains, there are many famous works throughout the ages, which are not necessarily written by famous writers. In addition, most quatrains in the Tang Dynasty were sung with music, such as Cheng Wei Qu by Wang Wei, Qing Ping Diao by Li Bai, Zhi Zhu Ci by Liu Yuxi and Bai Juyi, and Yang Liuzhi. Therefore, quatrains are also considered as Yuefu in the Tang Dynasty.