"Feng Qiwu" refers to the poem "Die Lian Hua·Standing and Leaning on the Dangerous Building, the Breeze is Slow" by Liu Yong, a poet from the Song Dynasty. The original text of the work:
Standing and Leaning on the Dangerous Building, the Breeze is Slowly Smooth , Looking forward to the extremely sad spring, the sky is gloomy. In the lingering light of the grass-colored smoke, there is no word to say who will be silent.
I want to get drunk and sing to the wine, but the strong music is still tasteless. The belt becomes wider and wider, but I don't regret it anymore. I feel haggard because of the beauty.
Interpretation:
I have been leaning on the railing of a high-rise building for a long time, and the breeze is blowing on my face. rise. The green grass and the erratic mist are hidden in the setting sun. Who can understand my mood of leaning on the railing in silence.
I planned to get drunk with my bohemian mood, raise my glass and sing loudly, but it was meaningless to force myself to laugh. I was losing weight day by day but I never felt regretful. I would rather feel that she was so thin that she looked listless and haggard.
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Appreciation of the work
This is a touching work. The poet combined the feeling of being wandering in a foreign land with the lingering thoughts of missing his beloved. He used the expression method of "winding paths leading to secluded places" to describe the scenery lyrically and with sincere feelings.
This poem cleverly expands on the word "spring sorrow", which means "lovesickness", but it is reluctant to say it clearly. It just reveals some information to the readers from between the lines. When it is about to be written, it stops and turns around. The writing and ink are so shadowy, confusing, and full of twists and turns. It is not until the last sentence that the truth is revealed. In the last two sentences of the poem, when the lovesickness reached its climax, it stopped abruptly, and the passion reverberated, and it was very contagious.