Meng Haoran with Early Cold and Pregnancy
Leaves fall to the south and the north wind is bleak.
My home is wandering by the river, and the sea of clouds is far away.
Tears of homesickness in the journey, see the back of the sail on the horizon.
The smoke in the wind blurs where the ferry can be, and the vast river ripples in the sunset.
(1) This poem describes the scene of trees falling, geese flying south, the north wind whistling, and the cold air on the river attacking people;
② Expressed the author's homesickness and the contradiction between seclusion and politics. Among them, "Surrounded by the clouds in this southern country" and "I saw a boat in the distant sky" expressed the poet's strong homesickness. Where is the ferry? Can someone tell me? " Borrowing the allusions of Confucius that interested Luz shows the contradictory psychology of seclusion and politics.
③ At the same time, it also shows the poet's feelings of worrying about the country and the people.