In February, the grass is tall and the grass is long, and the willows on the embankment are drunk with spring smoke. The children came back from school early, so the east wind blew and they were busy putting paper away.
The author of Village Residence is Gao Ding, a poet in Qing Dynasty. This poem describes the scene of spring when the poet lived in the country and the scene of children flying kites after school. In early spring and February, the grass grows and the willows brush the embankment, and the children fly kites with great interest. There is a scene where someone has something to do, full of life interest, and draws a lively "happy spring picture". Between the lines of the whole poem, the poet's joy and praise for the coming of spring are revealed.
In February of the lunar calendar, grass sprouts and grows in front of and behind the village, and orioles fly around. Willow covered with long green branches, swaying in the wind, as if gently stroking the bank. Water vapor evaporates between Shui Ze and vegetation and condenses like smoke. Willow seems to be fascinated by this beautiful scenery. After school, the children in the village went home early without hesitation and quickly flew kites in the blue sky on the strong east wind.
The appreciation of Village Residence depicts a picture of children flying kites on the grass near the village in spring. This is a picture of rural life with natural scenery and touching people, full of vitality and spring. After reading this poem, we seem to enjoy the beautiful spring scenery in the countryside with the poet and share the joy of children flying kites.
The first sentence is about time and natural scenery. In early spring and February, the grass grows green buds, and orioles fly in the sky and sing happily. The long branches of willows beside the embankment brushed the ground gently, as if drunk and trembling in the spring smoke.
The second sentence is about character activities. The children came back from school early and flew kites in the east wind. The children, east wind, kites, people and things chosen by the poet add some vitality and hope to the beautiful spring scenery.
Papirdragen
(Song) Mausoleum
Who makes kites light and strong?
It seems that there are not many birds.
Just take a thread and go with the wind.
There is a fool watching on his back.
Not necessarily because of the blue sky.
I can be safe all day.
Can't afford to travel.
Peng is really laughing to death.
Mausoleum (1032- 1059), a poet in the Northern Song Dynasty, was originally from Yuancheng (now daming county, Hebei). His parents died when he was five years old, and he followed his great-uncle.
He lived in Guangling (now Yangzhou) and made a living by teaching when he grew up. Wang Lingcai died at the age of 28. His poems are novel in conception and sharp in wording. 1980, Shanghai Ancient Books Publishing House published Wang, including poetry and prose ***2 1 volume. Whether this poem is quoted from Wang remains to be verified.
"End" is the amount of ancient cloth and silk, with one foot and eight feet as one end. "Endless" means neither too much nor too far. People who fly kites are not necessarily
Because birds can't fly far, they put kites up to add spectacular scenery in the air. But the author thought about it and said that it was obvious that he took the kite as a bird. You see kites flying into the sky through lines and winds. Although it may not reach the extremely high sky, it can fly for a long time. Even the Dapeng bird, which is said to have flown nine times in Wan Li, has no such ability.
This is a poem describing kites from a macro perspective. The author doesn't write about the shape and color of kites, or even how kites fly. Instead, he used his rich imagination to write the most essential characteristics of kites by means of comparison, exaggeration and the soaring air cushion of kites. Flying high, flying line angle is large and stability is strong, which is the pursuit of kite lovers today.