Taoist poems of Quanjiaoshan

(1) The word "cold" is the key to lyric poetry. The first sentence is about the cold weather in the county, which is associated with the cold weather in the mountainous area; From the cold weather, I thought of the loneliness and coldness of my friends who are practicing hard in the mountains. So the poet wanted to send a ladle of wine, so that he could get some friendship comfort on this cold autumn night. Through the combination of "cold" and reality, the poet's yearning for friends in the mountains is skillfully expressed. (I didn't answer the last point, but the analysis of the previous points is more specific and ok. )

(2) The author's feelings include two aspects. On the one hand, it is the memory of Taoist priests in the mountains. Writing about the activities of Taoist priests in the mountains and wanting to send wine to comfort them are all manifestations of this emotion. But memory is only one layer, and there is a deeper layer, that is, the loneliness in the author's heart. The phrase "it's cold in the county" shows that the poet is lonely in the county and wants to send wine to comfort the Taoist priest in the mountain, but he feels helpless because he can't find it. And the loneliness in my heart can't be resolved in the end. (That's right)