Looking at the mountain from a distance and listening to the water silently, which ancient poem is it?

"Looking at the mountains from afar, listening to the flowing water silently" comes from "painting". The original poem: "Looking at the mountains from afar, listening to the silent water. It is not surprising that spring is still there. " You can see the green of the distant mountains, but you can't hear the sound of running water nearby. Spring has passed, the flowers are still unbeaten, people are approaching, but the birds on the branches are not afraid.

Interpretation: The color of the mountain is bright from a distance, but when you get closer, you can't hear the sound of water. Spring has passed and the flowers are still blooming. People approached the birds undisturbed.

Appreciation: This poem describes the natural scenery, but praises a painting. The first two sentences are written about beautiful scenery and silent running water; The last two sentences describe that flowers bloom in four seasons, and birds are not afraid of people. The four poems constitute a complete picture of landscape flowers and birds. The whole poem is neat in antithesis, especially the use of many groups of antonyms in the poem, which makes it clear in rhythm, straightforward, full of charm and easy to read. The whole poem seems to violate the laws of nature, but in fact it is a secret riddle, which shows the characteristics of this painting.

Evaluation of painting;

Yang Jidong, president of Beiyue Literature and Art Publishing House: This poem is only four sentences and twenty spans, but it has sound, color, mountains, water, flowers, birds and people. In particular, several groups of antonyms are used: far-near, you-nothing, and qu-lai, so as to increase the tension, three-dimensional sense and rhythm of poetry content, which has received good artistic effects.

If "the mountain is colored", "the water is silent", "the flowers are still there" and "the birds are not surprised" are images in the painting, or they are true nature, then the author has created another world for us with "seeing from a distance", "hearing from a distance", "spring is gone" and "people are coming". It is not without reason that such short and pithy works have been handed down to this day.