1. The spring water is as blue as the sky, and the boat is painted and listened to the rain to sleep. ?
This sentence comes from "Bodhisattva Man" by Wei Zhuang, a poet of the Tang Dynasty. It mainly describes the beautiful scenery of the south of the Yangtze River. It is said that the river water in spring is clearer and greener than the sky. You can listen to it on the painted boat. Falling asleep to the sound of rain, the poet originally wanted to show that the beautiful scenery of Jiangnan is attractive and will make tourists linger, but we can abandon the artistic conception of the original poem and outline our own imagination. For example, tourists always make people think of noisy. We can imagine that we are on a large lake that no one cares about. We listen to the sound of raindrops and watch them fall into the green river water and spread out in circles, bringing us We feel sleepy, but we are not lonely at all. We are accompanied by natural elves and lovely and healing paintings. This "Painting Boat Listening to the Rain and Sleeping" often reminds me of "Lying in the misty rain in the south of the Yangtze River, and there is no lonely Hong", and there is a feeling of contentment and self-intoxication. 2. The spring tide brings rain that comes late, and there is no boat crossing the wild river.
?This sentence comes from "Chuzhou West Stream" by Wei Yingwu in the Tang Dynasty. The poet composed poems and paintings, embodying emotions in the scenery. In the evening, the rain tide made the water rise even more rapidly. There were no pedestrians at the wild ferry, and there was only one boat leaning sideways in the river. The picture is full of loneliness and sadness, but it also makes people feel emotionally moved inexplicably. This idle boat in the rain is moored or drifting rootlessly in the stormy river tide, just like a person who is doing nothing and has no choice. The poet is like this, and so are many of us today, like ants and duckweeds in society, wandering powerlessly and stubbornly. In fact, it is not that we don't want to struggle with many people and things, but we are just unable to do what we want. 3. The stars hang down over the vast plains, and the moon surges into the great river. ?
This sentence comes from Du Fu's "Wandering at Night". This sentence describes the scenery very magnificently, with stars hanging upside down on the vast plains and the moon flowing on the surging river. The low stars in the wilderness and the surging moon on the river are a grand artistic conception. Even though we may be a drop in the ocean in the vast world, such spectacular scenery will make people feel grand and want to get closer to chase those flowing sparkles. Although the original poem contrasts the insignificance and loneliness with its grandeur, the final part of the poem, "What does fluttering look like?" A sand gull in the sky and earth? regains the feeling of self-liberation. When we face life and its vastness, we actually need to outline such a scene in our hearts, so that we will not be afraid of the majestic waves and set sail.
Of course, there are many touching and unforgettable beautiful scenes in ancient poems, such as: "The lonely smoke is straight in the desert, the sun sets on the long river", "After the new rain in the empty mountains, the weather comes late in autumn", etc., I believe it. They will always touch you at a certain moment and in a certain place.