The meaning of pastoral poetry: the red peach blossoms still contain fresh rain all night, and the green wicker has a faint spring smoke. The petals fell, the children at home didn't clean up, and the oriole fell asleep with a leisurely mountaineer.
The writer lives in seclusion in Wangchuan Mountain Villa and enjoys the pleasure of being close to nature, so this poem is one of Wangchuan's six words. This poem is Wang Wei's later work. Wang Wei's later poems are mainly about his leisure in seclusion in Zhong Nanshan and Wangchuan.
This group of seven poems, each independent chapter, is a whole, and they all describe the beauty of nature and rural life. Poetry shows the pastoral life and natural scenery of Wangchuan from different angles, and expresses the poet's attitude towards life and spiritual realm profoundly and elegantly.
Writing Wangchuan's other trades in the form of group poems pays attention not to the description of external scenery, but to the expression of inner spiritual life, which is precisely the most remarkable feature of Wang Wei's landscape poems. Because the meaning of writing mountains and rivers is not in mountains and rivers, but in expressing one's ambition through mountains and rivers. Scholar Lu Kanru pointed out.
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1, the core of Wang Wei's poetry aesthetics is a static word, which is also expressed in this group of poems. His tranquility is not to write about the tranquility of the environment blindly, but to express the tranquility of his own mind.
2, this mentality is quiet, and it is impossible to achieve the ultimate in ideological cultivation. Huang Tingjian, a writer in the Song Dynasty, believed that only those who understood Wang Wei's six-character poems really knew what to do.