1, vacationing in the mountains reminds me of the ancient poems of my brothers in Shandong about the Double Ninth Festival. Author: Wang Wei Age: Tang Dynasty. I am a lonely stranger in a strange land, and I miss my family more often during the holidays. When I think of my brothers' bodies climbing high, I will feel a little regret for not being able to reach me.
When a person is a guest alone in a foreign land, especially on holidays, he will miss his relatives in his hometown. In the distance, I know all my brothers and sisters are crawling. Everyone has dogwood, and I am the only one.
Appreciation: The first two sentences of this poem have been widely read by people, because it tells a common emotional phenomenon in people's lives. The last two sentences are also very special, from the other side's point of view, which means that not only are you writing homesickness, but your relatives in your hometown are also thinking about yourself.
This writing method of "exploring one layer" is often used in later poems. The language of this poem is simple, simple and affectionate. "Wang Meng's Poetry Review" states Gu Yun: "Sincerity comes from the heart, sincerity and kindness". "Direct Interpretation of Tang Poetry": "Poetry is not deep and bitter, but loves self-pity. Tell the truth and don't carve. "
2. The ancient poems about the Double Ninth Festival were endowed with white chrysanthemums. Author: Bai Juyi years: Tang. A yard full of golden chrysanthemums with a bunch of flowers in the middle, the flowers are so lonely. Just like today's feast, the old man went to the place where the young man went.
The garden is full of golden chrysanthemums, but there are clusters of different colors as white as frost and snow. Just like today's song and dance seats, an old man with white hair and a teenager are singing and dancing together.
Appreciation: This poem is novel and unique, with rich words. The poet who wrote the first and second sentences of this poem felt infinite joy when he saw a white chrysanthemum in the Jin Ju in the garden.
The third and fourth sentences use metaphor and personification to compare the white chrysanthemum to an old man who participated in the "song and dance mat" and a "teenager" singing and dancing. The whole poem expresses the poet's interest in his youth, even though he is old. It is interesting to compare people with flowers.