-Appreciation of Nalanxingde Sauvignon Blanc
A ride on the mountain, a ride on the water, and a trip to Guan Yu, with thousands of lights at night.
When the wind changes, the snow changes, and the dream of breaking the hometown fails. There is no such sound in my hometown.
Nalan Xingde (1655- 1685), whose name is Rong Ruo, is from Huang Zheng of Manchu. This word was written in the 21st year of Kangxi (1682), and the author went out to Shanhaiguan with Emperor Kangxi to offer sacrifices to Changbai Mountain.
"The mountain is a journey, and the water is a journey." It seems that my relatives have sent me one journey after another, and there are relatives on the mountain and by the water. "Going to Guan Yu (here refers to Shanhaiguan)" is a mission in a hurry. "Midnight Lights" is a unique and spectacular sight of Emperor Kangxi and his party camping at night. The lights of many tents set off the dark night. "One Mountain Journey, One Water Journey" has entrusted the farewell feelings of relatives; "Walking on the other side of Guan Yu" is stirring with the rustling and heroic spirit of "Wan Li goes to Rongji and flies over the eaves and walks over the wall"; "Night Lights" gave birth to a strong emotional "lonely smoke in the desert, the long river sets the yen." This triple jump of emotion not only reflects the poet's deep attachment to his hometown, but also reflects his ambition to make contributions. Young people in their twenties, who are in their prime of life, come from a scholarly family and have the superior position of the emperor's personal bodyguard, have a broad natural horizon and extraordinary opinions, and their ambition to make contributions will be stronger than others. But it is precisely because of this special identity that his cautious and introverted personality has been formed. If he has something to say, he has to reflect his complicated inner world with the help of loving children. This is also an important reason for his untimely death.
The Night Lamp is not only the climax of the emotional brewing in Shangque, but also the natural transformation between Shangque and Xiaque. In the dead of night, it is time to miss home, not to mention "the wind is heavier and the snow is heavier." It's a snowy night, and the family is not afraid of anything together. You can camp far away from the Great Wall, in the dead of night, with snow and snow, and your mood is very different. It's a long way to tell, tossing and turning, and I can't sleep. The quip that "the dream of hometown can't be broken" can be described as natural.
"Mountain is a journey, water is a journey" and "windy and snowy" reflect each other, which also implies the poet's profound experience of life. The longer the journey, the bigger the snowstorm, and the more you need the love and encouragement of your loved ones. Because she is the source of strength against the storms of life, with her, for her sake, not afraid of thousands of difficulties and dangers, will certainly usher in the day of reunion. The euphemistic artistic conception from A Thousand Lights at Night to Silent Hometown is not only a vivid representation of the poet's personal life experience, but also a natural expression of his keen and superb artistic wisdom in discovering beauty from life and creating and expressing it.