2. The first sentence is the beginning. The poet wrote: "The east wind blows and worships light." "East wind" is spring breeze. "Curly hair" describes the smoke rising around. Here, the "east wind curling" is used to describe the blowing state of the spring breeze. The phrase "autumn wind is blowing, Dongting Lake waves are flying, and Dongting Lake waves are swaying under the leaves" in the Song of Southern Hunan (autumn wind is blowing, Dongting Lake waves are blowing, and leaves are flying) belongs to the "code" in allusions. "Pan" means diffuse. "sogou" means beautiful spring scenery. "Chong" is highly praised and extended to "growth". Among them, the poet used the word "plate" here to activate the scene of spring and create an atmosphere of flowering begonia.
3. The second sentence is a sentence. The poet wrote: "The fragrance is foggy and empty, and the moon turns to the corridor." This sentence sums up Haitang. "Fragrant fog" refers to the fragrance of begonia flowers in dense fog. "Empty" means rain (smog) in Mao Mao. Xie Tiao in the Southern Dynasties wrote in "Watching the Rain in the Morning": "The sky is like mist, but it is as light as Egypt." In the Tang Dynasty, Du Fu wrote in _ Pi's Southwest Taiwan: "Imitating Jiao Ren, you can tell a fish boat from the air." In Su Shi's Drinking Rain on the Lake after the Qing Dynasty in the Song Dynasty: "The water is bright and sunny, and the mountains are empty and rainy." Here, the "fragrance in the air" describes the scene that Haitang bursts into a delicate fragrance and diffuses in the dense fog. Poets write from the perspective of smell, and the fragrance is overflowing, which not only expands the space of poetry, but also improves the aesthetic realm of poetry. "The moon turns to the gallery", that is, the moon has turned to the gallery, and this begonia flower is gone. The word "Zhuan" not only shows the dynamics of moonlight, adds a sense of space to poetry, but also implies the loneliness that people can't sleep at night.
4. Write the last two sentences about loving flowers. Turn to the third sentence. The poet first wrote, "I'm afraid of falling asleep at night." This sentence follows the second sentence closely, worrying that "I can't sleep at night." This sentence is the key sentence of the whole poem, which describes the environment from above, enters the inner world of the characters, and shows the mentality of the flower watcher. It says "the moon turns to the gallery", and the moonlight can no longer shine on Haitang. One of the words "only" can be said to be a function word, which deepens the infatuation of flower lovers. The word "fear" not only emphasizes the poet's infatuation with Haitang, but also implies his loneliness and ruthlessness. Finally, the sentence is combined.