Qingming is a seven-character quatrain written by Wang Yucheng, a poet in the Northern Song Dynasty. This poem describes the poet Tomb-Sweeping Day's visit to Shangzhou and expresses his love of reading. The first two sentences of this poem come straight to the point, pointing out that Qingming is not a festival for the poor; The last two sentences are very inspirational, urging students to study hard. The language of the whole article is concise, the discussion is vivid, the narrative is concise, the style of writing is simple, the pen is vivid and the topic is unique.
The author of this poem begged his neighbor for a new fire in Tomb-Sweeping Day, where there were no flowers or wine. He was lonely and tasteless. However, the author still studied hard in poverty, showing the bleak and unique method of celebrating the holidays when he was poor, and the poverty in which the author lived.
Tomb-Sweeping Day is spent without flowers and wine, and Xiao Suo's fun is like a monk living in a temple in Shan Ye. Yesterday, I asked my neighbor for a new kindling. At dawn, I gave the kindling to the window lamp for reading and lighting.
Creation background This poem was written during Wang Yucheng's exile in Shangzhou (99 1-993). On this day in Tomb-Sweeping Day, we should go out to enjoy flowers and raise a glass to make life more interesting. But at this time, the poet was poor, without flowers or wine, like a monk in a barren mountain temple, cold and lonely, without comfort, and dull, so he wrote poetry for pleasure and comfort.
Appreciation of Qingming works;
With Tomb-Sweeping Day as the background, this poem reproduces the poor life of poor intellectuals in ancient times in a simple way, and expresses the poet's hard life and his feelings of taking pleasure in reading. This poem is simple in style, vivid in brushwork and unique in topic selection.
The whole language is concise and lively. Through comparison and contrast, the whole poem reproduces the poor life of the poor in ancient times, giving people a sense of desolation and hardship. It is simple and simple, seeing the big from the small, and naturally reveals the real side of social life.