Source: From Song Dynasty poet Wang Ling's "Sending Spring".
The whole poem is:
In March, the residual flowers bloom even more, and the small eaves swallow day by day.
Zi Gui still cries blood in the middle of the night, so he doesn't believe that the east wind can't call him back.
Explanation:
The flowers in spring have fallen, but they will bloom next year, and the swallows under the eaves will come back after they leave.
But cuckoo, who is obsessed with beautiful spring, still cries bitterly at midnight. If you don't believe me, that spring can't be called back.
Precautions:
1 more: again, heavy.
2 eaves: eaves.
Rule 3: Cuckoo.
(4) Crying blood: describes the bitterness of birds crying, generally referring to the cuckoo crying.
Appreciate:
The first two sentences of the poem, "Flowers bloom in March and the eaves swallow every day", mainly describe the scenery, while the last two sentences express their attitude and pursuit of life from the scenery. Although the flowers fall and bloom, the swallows will come back after they leave. However, the cuckoo, who is attached to spring, is still crowing in the middle of the night and doesn't believe that the east wind can't call her back. In the poem, "falling more open" describes the flowers withering and blooming in March, which shows that spring has not passed away; "Swallow Comes" describes swallows flying under the low eaves, showing that the vitality of spring is still there, and writes the scene of late spring: spring is not gone, and the vitality is still there.
The last two sentences, "Zi Gui still cries blood in the middle of the night, doesn't believe in the east wind, and can't call it back", personifies the cuckoo, creates a persistent image to show his nostalgia for spring, and the lines are full of desolate beauty. East wind refers to spring breeze, and cuckoos often crow in late spring. The poet used Zigui to cry in the middle of the night, not believing that the east wind could not call him back, to show his best punctuality. He not only expressed his cherished feelings, but also showed his self-confidence and hard-working attitude. It shows its firm belief, optimistic spirit and persistent pursuit of a better future.
The specific rules of this poem (Du Fu) are very different from most previous poems in metaphor, sadness and sadness, and have more positive significance.
About the author:
Wang Ling (1032 ~ 1059) was a poet in the Northern Song Dynasty. The first word was beautiful, and later it was changed to the original word. Yuan Cheng (now the name of Hebei). At the age of 5, he lost his parents and lived in Guangling (now Yangzhou, Jiangsu) with his great-uncle Wang Yi. When I grow up, I make a living by teaching in Tianchang and Gaoyou, and I have the ambition to govern the country and the people. Wang Anshi spoke highly of his articles and characters. There are articles by Mr Guangling and Seventeen History of Qiu Meng.