First, white hair floats green water, and Anthurium stirs clear waves. ——? Luo's ode to the goose.
Appreciation: Ode to Goose is said to have been written by Luo Childhood, a poet in the Tang Dynasty. This poem depicts a white goose playing in the water. Use the word "goose" at the beginning to write the beauty of the goose and express your love for it. Then, through the comparison between Quxiang and Tian Xiang, White Hair and Green Water, Anthurium and Clear Wave, the beauty of lines and colors of the wild goose is written.
At the same time, words such as "Song", "Floating" and "Dialing" are used to describe the dynamic beauty of geese. The whole poem perfectly combines hearing and vision, static and dynamic, sound and color, vividly showing the shape and expression of geese.
Second, you don't have to cut off the red crown on your head, and then you will walk in white. -Tang Yin's Painting Chicken.
Appreciation: the red crown on the head came in white without cutting. I dare not speak easily in my life. When I speak, every family will open it. Tang Bohu is one of the four gifted scholars in Jiangnan, who is good at poetry and painting. He drew himself a big rooster, and mentioned this poem in the painting, and the image of a big white rooster came to the fore.
This poem is full of lofty sentiments, and "one name calls thousands of households" is magnificent. However, although Tang Bohu was a gifted scholar, his career was not smooth, and he suffered many setbacks. However, the Dance Academy later died of depression.
Third, the shepherd boy rides an ox, and the song vibrates Lin Yue. -Yuan Mei "see".
Appreciation: What I saw was a five-character quatrain written by Yuan Mei, a writer in Qing Dynasty. This poem describes a little thing that the author happened to see a shepherd boy riding a cow and singing and catching cicadas. Through the description of the changes of the shepherd boy's movements and demeanor, it shows the shepherd boy's innocent and lively, witty and flexible personality characteristics and love for nature.
It depicts an innocent and happy picture of a shepherd boy in the forest, and expresses the author's love for rural scenery. Through the description of the natural environment and social life, the whole poem directly expresses the feelings of life. It seems carefree, but in fact it entrusts with feelings, and the language is lively and free and simple.