This poem describes the ubiquitous spring, pouring out lively vitality everywhere, expressing the poet's spiritual outlook of loving nature and loving life, and expressing the poet's desire to transcend the secular world and return to the countryside. Thoughts and feelings.
The first couplet describes the poet walking to the East Garden and walking past the West Weir, and found that spring was everywhere. The poet in the couplet writes that spring is everywhere in terms of long time and wide space. "Lian" means continuous time, and "Jue" means widespread distribution. The wording is concise and accurate. The two sentences of the neck couplet describe the small dynamics of "birds flying" and "fish playing", and mixed with the poet's feelings. "Jue" and "knowledge" very delicately and vividly convey the poet's joy and relaxation in the face of the great spring. Psychological feelings. The poet in the last couplet changed his pen and wrote about the unique tranquility and cleanliness in spring mountain villages from another angle, that is, the specific period of sunny days after rain, which expanded the connotation of spring. Spring is not only full of vitality and infinite spring scenery, but also clear and harmonious. .
This is a poem that sings about spring. It feels the spring with the poet's unique feeling and writes about spring with the poet's unique brushwork. It is fresh, natural and full of vitality. Especially the third couplet, "Birds flying in the village and waking up to dawn" coincides with Meng Haoran's poem "I sleep in spring without waking up to dawn, and I hear birds singing everywhere" ("Spring Dawn"). "A fish playing in the water knows spring" is associated with Su Shi's famous line "A duck is a prophet when the spring river is warm" ("Hui Chong Evening Scene on the Spring River"), but the difference is that the author Wang Bo starts from the poet's feelings and reveals the surprise and surprise in the poet's heart. Su Shi's poem begins with the duck's feelings. The duck is the first to feel the changes in the temperature of the river in spring. The poet only makes a purely objective description.
In addition, the poet uses a writing technique from surface to point and a combination of points and surfaces to describe spring. The first and second couplets refer to faces, "East Garden", "Xiyan" and "Si Neighbors" describe the spring in the world from the geographical point of view, and "Lianyue March" refers to the infinite spring from the time point of view. The third couplet is dot, writing "birds flying" and "fish playing", making the spring feeling strong and ubiquitous.
The last couplet expresses the sentiments of the scene, expressing the poet's state of mind of being free from the worldly world. Facing the colorful spring scenery, Wang Bo saw the red flowers and green willows in the East Garden and the West Weir, and the fish and birds playing in the spring. He used the clear and beautiful scenery of "In the courtyard of the mountain at the beginning of the clear day, where is the hustle and bustle of dust" to express the long-term transcendence deep in his heart. The mentality of leaving the secular world and returning to the countryside.