The ancient poem "Digging Wells and Mining Australia, jǐng while Emperor Li Liyu Yu Yu I, he she has yǒu zai zāi!
The ancient poem "Song of Breaking the Earth" is a ballad of ancient ancestors praising a better life. This ballad sings a vivid pastoral poem in a very colloquial way. The sun comes out to work, the sun goes down to rest and keep healthy, dig wells to drink water, and open up wasteland to produce a good year.
Folk-like style, as if to hear an old and vigorous farmer singing beautifully in the field facing the endless field. This is their self-sufficient singing in simple living, which shows the happy life scene of ancient ancestors in the farming era and explains the original freedom, leisure and self-sufficiency.
Find beauty in nature and peace in simplicity. The whole song is pure in language, spotless in dust, lofty in artistic conception and fluent in words. The writing form of four words adds a rhythm to poetry.
The last sentence points out the purpose of the topic, that is, this natural and natural way of life, a life of self-enjoyment, without external interference and the management guidance of the emperor.
Creative background:
This ballad spread in primitive society about 4000 years ago. Legend has it that in the era of Emperor Yao, "the world was peaceful and the people had nothing to do", and the people lived a stable and comfortable life. An 80-year-old man sang this song while playing the game of "digging the soil" leisurely.
Literary appreciation:
The first four sentences of this ballad roughly describe the most primitive mode of production and lifestyle in rural areas at that time. In the first two sentences, the author described the living state of ancient farmers-working life in extremely simple language. Watch the sun work and rest every day, or work and rest. Life is simple and carefree.
The last two sentences, "Digging a well to drink and plowing the fields to eat", describe another aspect of the living conditions of ancient farmers-eating and drinking. Digging wells and farming by yourself, although life is very tired and hard, is free and unconstrained. On the basis of the above description, the last sentence expresses the emotion: "What is the favorable location for me!" "
The emperor is so happy, who can aspire to the power of the emperor? What's the use of imperial power to me? This poem reflects the broad-minded attitude of ancient peasants, people's pride and satisfaction with the natural and simple production and lifestyle at that time, their full affirmation of their own strength and their bold contempt for imperial power.
This ballad describes the living conditions of ancient people and shows people's simple materialistic thoughts and feelings in primitive society. It can be seen that Laozi "is a small country with few people ... willing to eat, dress beautifully, be prepared for danger in times of peace, and enjoy its customs." Neighboring countries look at each other, the voices of chickens and dogs hear each other, and the people die of old age.
Simple language, concise narrative, combined with lyrical discussion. The first four sentences are compound sentence, and the language is full of potential. The style of the whole ballad is extremely simple, without any rendering and carving, and the artistic image is vivid and vivid. The singer's carefree life state and self-satisfied expression are all very natural and true.