The beautiful poem about falling leaves in the autumn wind is as follows:
1. The rain has passed over the idle fields, and the fallen leaves are red. When I think about spring, I believe there is an autumn breeze. ——"Falling Leaves" by Xiu Mu, a poet of the Tang Dynasty.
Appreciation: This poem depicts a field scene in late autumn. After the rain, the idle fields were covered with fallen leaves, which turned red. The poet paints this picture vividly, making readers feel like they are in this quiet and poetic autumn scenery. At the same time, the poet begins with "The rain passes over the idle fields", implying that this is a quiet afternoon, and the fields after the rain appear more peaceful and peaceful.
2. In early autumn, the leaves fall, falling like a guest’s heart. Fan Fei refused to come down, but he still said he cherished his old forest. ——"Falling Leaves" by Qi Ji, a poet of the Tang Dynasty.
Appreciation: The poet expresses his nostalgia and nostalgia for his hometown. The fallen leaves do not want to leave the land that nourishes them, just as the poet does not want to leave the homeland where he once lived. This attachment to his hometown made the poet have a romantic relationship with the fallen leaves. The poet uses fallen leaves as a carrier to express his nostalgia vividly.
3. The cold water floats on the rustling shore, and there are night insects on the steps. Fan Fei refused to come down, but he still said he cherished his old forest. ——"Falling Leaves" by Sikong Shu, a poet of the Tang Dynasty.
Appreciation: Describes the homesickness of a wanderer caused by falling leaves in late autumn. The fallen leaves are startling in early autumn, and they fall as if a visitor is frightened, frightened and surprised. Guest mentality, the mood of a wanderer in a foreign land. Youyan: It seems to be saying. Cherish: reluctant to part with it.
4. The trees are falling and the wild geese are crossing south, and the north wind is blowing cold on the river. ——"Wood on the Cold River in the Early Cold" by Meng Haoran, a poet of the Tang Dynasty.
Appreciation: Poets use it to express emotions and imply life. Among them, the scene of autumn is the object that poets are keen to describe. In this bleak season, fallen leaves are flying, swans are returning south, the north wind is whistling, and the river is cold. All these are transformed into vivid pictures in the poet's pen, expressing their feelings about life and nature.
5. The endless falling trees are rustling, and the endless Yangtze River is rolling in. ——"Ascend the High" by Du Fu, a poet of the Tang Dynasty.
Appreciation: The poem depicts a vivid natural scene. Through endless descriptions of fallen leaves and river water, it conveys the philosophy of the passage of time and the shortness of life. Here, I will appreciate this poem from three aspects: imagery, emotion, and philosophy.