1 1 April 4th is a stormy day.
The specific original text is as follows:
I lay sprawled in my lonely country, not feeling sad about my situation, but thinking about defending the frontier of the country.
The night will be over, I lie in bed listening to the sound of wind and rain, in a daze in my dream, riding an armored horse across the frozen river to the northern battlefield.
I lay stiffly in the lonely and desolate countryside, not feeling sorry for my situation, but thinking about defending the country. As the night drew to a close, I lay in bed listening to the sound of wind and rain, and the sight of a war horse in armor galloping on the glacier to fight in the battlefield once again entered my dream.
Author: Wind and Rain on November 4th, written by Lu You, a poet of the Song Dynasty, at the age of 68, in November 1 192 (the third year of Shao Xi). This poem contains two aspects: on the one hand, he yearns for Wan Li to join the army and serve the country with his life; On the other hand, it is his grief and indignation that his ambition is hard to pay and his volunteers have no door. The two encourage each other: the sadder he is, the more he sticks to his ideals; The more persistent he is about his ideal, the stronger his grief and indignation will become. This makes his poems both passionate and sad. This feeling of grief and loyalty has been stirring in his mind, making him sleepless at night, unable to eat, and often dreaming. This is a patriotic poem written by Lu You, who is nearly seventy years old, lying in a cold quilt on a stormy cold night, supporting his aging body.
Appreciation: This poem, in the form of "wishful thinking", profoundly expresses the author's lofty aspirations and lofty sentiments of recovering the country and serving the motherland, and the unswerving spirit of "being old without losing", and shows the readers the first two sentences of the poet's loyalty poem, which directly expresses the poet's own feelings. "Sleeping stiff" tells the poet's old feelings, while "lonely village" shows a state of isolation, which is extremely "stiff" and "lonely". Why not "feel sorry for yourself"? Because the poet's enthusiasm for patriotism has reached the level of selflessness, he no longer pays attention to personal health and living environment, but has the spirit of "thinking for the country and guarding the wheel platform", and still has the spirit of "an old horse crouching tiger, aiming for a thousand miles". However, he doesn't know that the reality is cruel and independent of human will. All he can do is "think". These two sentences focus on the word "thinking", which shows the poet's unswerving ambition to serve the country and his concern for the country and the people! The last two sentences are the deepening of the first two sentences, which are vividly written around the word "dream" The poet's concern for national affairs led to the dream of a military campaign, which reappeared his ambition of "guarding the wheel platform" in the form of a dream. Dreaming reflects the sadness of political reality: the poet's desire to serve the country was rejected, and he could not kill the enemy. His feelings of protecting the enemy could only be reflected in his dreams. However, the poet "has no self-pity", but his heart of serving the country and killing the enemy is even stronger. I think about it every day and dream every night. Therefore, the dream of "Tiema Glacier" fully shows the poet's strong patriotic thoughts and feelings.