The sunshine in spring is so warm that flowers and trees are full of vitality. The orioles showed off their songs heartily, and a beautiful country girl picked Artemisia leisurely. -"The Book of Songs, Xiaoya, Driving"
Delay: slow. Huimu: vegetation. Lush: The appearance of lush grass. Cang Geng: warbler. Hehe: Birds sing in unison. Midges: Artemisia ordosica. Hey: A lot.
Xiaoya Out of the Car is a poem in The Book of Songs, the first collection of poems in ancient China. By praising Zhou Xuanwang's early victory against armored vehicles, this poem enthusiastically praised the brilliant achievements of the commander-in-chief of Nanzhong, and showed the confidence of the monarch and his subjects in making contributions. Each chapter consists of six chapters and eight sentences, depicting six different time and space images, namely, ordering troops, raising flags, northern expedition, moving to Xirong, homesick on the way, and returning home successfully. With the help of emotional expression, it shows a true and broad picture of ancient exploration. Although there is no direct and positive description of the war scene, it has received the effect of combining reality with reality.
The poem "Xiao Ya Out of the Car" is different from the poem describing the war in a positive way in material selection. The poet firmly grasped the two key typical scenes of pre-war preparation and triumph, and highly summarized a lasting war with frequent changes in space and place in a short poem.
The poet skillfully combined the carefully selected main plots, such as raising the flag, cutting down the armadillo, conquering Xirong and returning to the captives in triumph, unified the complicated ideas, constructed an article, and chose different angles to describe it, followed by the main theme. It not only shows the whole process of event development in an orderly manner, but also avoids the disadvantages of listing events. This structure makes the layout of poetry neat, highlights the theme, and makes poetry twists and turns moving.