"Composed in Wuchang" written by Ming Dynasty poet Xu Zhenqing has always been praised by people. This poem expresses my homesickness. It is a good homesick poem. The content of the whole poem is: The leaves have not yet fallen in Dongting, Xiaoxiang is about to grow in autumn. It's raining tonight in Gaozhai, so I'm lying alone in Wuchang City. I miss my hometown deeply and feel sad about my love for Jiang and Han. If you don’t know the wild geese in the sky, how can you enjoy the Long March? " Below we will make an appreciation of this poem from two aspects: image selection and emotional expression.
The author of the first couplet explained that he was living in the Dongting Lake area. In this sentence, there are Two very classic images are "Dongting" and "Xiaoxiang". The eight-hundred-mile Dongting can always arouse people's melancholy. Naturally, after Qu Yuan wrote in "The Songs of Chu", "The autumn wind blows in the Dongting, and the waves flow under the leaves." The image of "Dongting" has been deeply rooted in people's hearts. The author also uses Qu Yuan's famous sentence "The leaves have not yet fallen", which means that it is early autumn and autumn has not really arrived yet. "Born". There is a sentence in Zhang Ruoxu's "Moonlit Night on the Spring River" that "the road to Jieshi and Xiaoxiang is infinite". Xiaoxiang is enough to show that it is far away from his hometown.
The author of the couplet pointed out that he was in Wuchang City. And the weather conditions were raining. "Autumn wind and autumn rain make people sad." Yes, the cold rain knocks on the window, and I am alone again. The word "alone" only means that I am alone, and it also shows the inner loneliness of not having family to accompany me. The deep feeling of homesickness bursts out. It is a place of Jianghan River, but I have not been able to reunite with my family!
The author of the last couplet wrote. The image of "wild geese" is often seen in ancient poems. The allusion of "wild geese returning to the south" gradually came into being after the "Han Shu·Su Wu Zhuan" recorded the letter. If you are not forced by life, who would want to leave your hometown and wander around for a long time? The poem is coherent from the beginning to the end, using typical images to illustrate the homesickness in your heart. Love, the feeling of homesickness is getting stronger and stronger until the end, and the poem ends here.
It’s a nice poem! (Pictures come from the Internet, and the copyright belongs to the original author)