Wang Fushi waited for her husband, and the river gushed. The woman turned to stone and never looked back. At the top of the mountain, wind and rain cycle alternately every day. If pedestrians can come back, then stones should be able to talk.
Note 1 Wang Mi-shi: According to Liu Yiqing's "Youming Road" in the Southern Song Dynasty, there is Wang Mi-shi in Beishan, Yangxin County, Wuchang, which looks like a human station. Legend has it that in the past, there was a virgin whose husband joined the army. She took her weak son to bid farewell to Beishan, Wuchang. "Wang Fushi became a stone", hence the name Wang Fushi. 2 Up: Be a mountain, a mountain. Answer: make "and", and.
Appreciation of Wang Fuzhi's Poems is a poem created by the poet Wang Jian when he lived in Wuchang, based on local legends and the stone statue of Wang Fuzhi.
"Wangfu, the river is long." There is a huge river, and Wang Mi Mountain stands on the bank. On the top of the mountain stands a huge stone that looks like a woman's head. Mountains, water, and rocks are moving and static. "Wang Fu River is long", writing about the environment and atmosphere of Wang Mi Stone. The word "Youyou" describes the river flowing through the ages, which not only illustrates the background of the story, but also renders a rich lyrical atmosphere. At the same time, it sets off the image of Wang Fushi and vividly describes the stone standing by the river. It's like a spiritual stone carving standing by the river, expecting, missing and waiting. This technique of setting off the moving scene with still life not only makes the picture vivid and three-dimensional, but also implies endless yearning for a woman. Wandering is not only a description of scenery, but also a description of people, vividly depicting homesickness. These two sentences are inseparable, vivid and artistic, killing three birds with one stone.
"Turn to stone and never look back", the poet described the image of Wang Fuzhi in an anthropomorphic way. Personalized and turned into stone; Stone is also psychic, enjoying it, harmonious characters, and harmonious feelings and scenery. This not only vividly depicts Wang Fuzhi's vivid image, but also vividly depicts his long-term yearning for his wife and his loyalty to love. These two sentences, following on, are vivid artistic summaries of ancient and beautiful folklore.
"It rains day after day at the top of the mountain" means that Wang Fu's stone is rock-solid, and it has weathered the wind and rain for a long time year after year, day and night. However, it has not changed its original intention and still stands on the river bank. What is written here is the image and character of the stone, and what is said is still the loyalty of the thinking woman. She has gone through hardships, suffered from lovesickness, is still in love with death, and is still looking forward to and waiting for pedestrians in the distance.
"The pedestrian returned and the stone spoke." The poet put down his pen at the end of the sentence and made a romantic guess. When my husband comes back from a long trip, this stone standing by the river will definitely pour out his lovesickness. "My heart was cut off, you know." (Guo Zhen, "Midnight Four Seasons Song Haruka")
From an artistic point of view, this poem has always been written by grasping the shape of the stone and human feelings, and its conception is the most exquisite. "Looking at the husband, the river is long", from the way people write, explains the place, and compares the long time and the long feelings with the water flow of the long river. "Turn to stone, don't look back", saying that a husband's wife will turn to stone has also been hinted for a long time. The woman stood by the river and saw that the river never looked back. She turned into a stone statue and never looked back. "It rains every day on the mountain", and she is not afraid of wind and rain, nor is she afraid of long time. She never looked back and hoped her husband would come back. Finally, the poem ends with "Yu, returning from a long trip" and personifies Wang Fuzhi, which is unique.
The whole poem depicts the affectionate and moving images of ancient women and reveals their tragic fate. Poetry is unpretentious and rich in content. The poet only described a pregnant scene and his feelings for a moment, which was plain.
The background of Wang Fushi's creation is a poem created by the poet Wang Jian when he was living in Wuchang, based on local legends and stone statues of Wang Fushi. Poetry: Wang Fushi Poetry Author: Wang Jian Tang Poetry Classification: Women, Destiny