"How deep is the yard?" It's a poem by Ouyang Xiu, a writer in the Song Dynasty. This word describes the feelings of young women in boudoir who are hurt by spring. In the last part, I wrote that the young woman was lonely in the boudoir, blocked by people, and wanted to meet the right person, but she couldn't.
The next film is about the beauty dying, hoping that the right person will return, and the feelings of hatred and resentment are self-evident. The whole poem describes the scenery, which is dense and dense, combining reality with reality, with natural language and profound meaning, and the description of young women's psychology is particularly vivid.
Poets dig deep into their feelings layer by layer, without deliberately carving, but naturally generate and unfold one after another like bamboo shoots with buds and knots, and have deep and true feelings in their natural and simple language.
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Appreciation of How Deep the Courtyard is:
How Deep the Yard is, with vivid images and simple language, expresses the complicated feelings of missing women in the boudoir tactfully, profoundly and delicately, and is the representative work of in my heart forever.
"How Deep is the Courtyard" has a profound artistic conception. The words describe the scenery and feelings, and the scenery and feelings are integrated to form a complete artistic conception. The poet's description of artistic conception is also hierarchical. From the environmental point of view, it is from the outside to the inside, with deep rooms to set off deep feelings, with gloomy and miserable colors to render lonely and sad emotions.