Thousands of birds have disappeared, and thousands of people have disappeared. ——"Jiang Xue"
Daoan was a Confucian scholar who was quite good at bow and sword. ——"Wei Dao'an (Dao'an tried to assist Zhang Jianfeng in Xuzhou, but Dao'an committed suicide during the military chaos)"
In order to manage the world, he neglected the people and abandoned the Mekong River in Hunan. ——"A gift from Li Qing to Wu Wuling of Yuan Shi Yuan from Lingling"
A gentleman's illness has nothing to do with the inside but is to be decorated with the outside; ——"Preface to the Journey of the Scholar to the South by Sending Beans and Lu Ying"
The famous garden of our homeland has been separated for a long time, and now the Chu tree has its southern branches. ——"Crossing Hengshan Mountain and Seeing New Flowers Blooming, But I Stayed with My Brother"
In a somber mood, I thanked the worldly affairs and peered down at Tang Yu in silence. ——"Reading"
The content of the poem "Snow on the River":
"Snow on the River"
Author: Liu Zongyuan (Tang Dynasty)
Thousands of birds have disappeared, and thousands of people have disappeared.
A man in a lone boat with a coir raincoat fishing fishing alone in the snow in the cold river.
Translation: All mountains, birds are all cut off; all roads, no trace of human beings.
In a lone boat on the river, the fisherman wears a raincoat and a hat; fishing alone, he is not afraid of ice and snow.
Appreciation: In this poem, the thing that covers everything and encompasses everything is snow. There is snow on the mountains and on the roads. Moreover, "thousands of mountains" and "ten thousand paths" are all snow, which makes " "The birds are gone" and "the traces of people are gone". Even the boat awning and the fisherman's coir raincoat were of course covered with snow. However, the author does not clearly connect these scenery with "snow". On the contrary, in this picture, there is only Jiang and Jiang Xin. Of course, the river will not store snow or be covered by snow, and even if snow falls into the river, it will immediately turn into water. However, the author chose to use the three words "Hanjiang Snow" to link the two most distant images of "Jiang" and "Snow" together, which gave people a feeling of being relatively empty, distant and relatively distant. The feeling of zooming out, which creates a long-distance shot. This makes the main objects described in the poem more concentrated, clever and prominent. Because even the river seems to be full of snow, and even the places where there is no snow are full of snow, this completely describes the situation of heavy, dense, thick and thick snow, and makes the water and sky irrespective of each other. The vast atmosphere above and below is also completely highlighted.
Liu Zongyuan (773 AD - 819 AD), courtesy name Zihou, was a Han nationality from Hedong (now Ruicheng and Yuncheng, Shanxi). He was one of the Eight Great Masters of the Tang and Song Dynasties, a writer and philosopher of the Tang Dynasty. Writer, essayist and thinker, he is known as "Liu Hedong" or "Mr. Hedong" in the world. Because he died as governor of Liuzhou, he was also called "Liu Liuzhou". Liu Zongyuan was called "Han Liu" together with Han Yu, "Liu Liu" with Liu Yuxi, and "Wang Meng Wei Liu" with Wang Wei, Meng Haoran and Wei Yingwu.