First, "Looking at Lushan Waterfall"
Appreciate:
1, "Looking at Lushan Waterfall" is a poem that praises the natural scenery and depicts the magnificent scene of the waterfall. Li Bai expressed the majesty and beauty of the waterfall with exaggerated rhetoric and vivid language.
2. In the poem, "Rizhao incense burner gives birth to purple smoke" vividly depicts the incense burner peak under the sunlight, like a huge purple smoke, giving people a sense of mystery. Looking at the Waterfall Hanging in front of the River shows that the waterfall hangs high in front of the mountain and the water pours down from a height, which is spectacular.
3. The phrase "Flying down three thousands of feet" exaggerates the height of the waterfall and the rapidity of the water flow, making people feel the powerful power of nature. Doubt is that the Milky Way has fallen for nine days, which compares the waterfall to the Milky Way and vividly depicts the magnificent scene of the waterfall.
4. The whole poem vividly depicts the magnificent scene of the waterfall in concise language, and expresses the poet's praise and awe of nature.
Second, "drinking"
Appreciate:
1, Into the Wine is a well-known Yuefu poem by Li Bai, a poet in the Tang Dynasty. Poets drown their sorrows by drinking and express their anger and lofty sentiments.
2. "You didn't see how the Yellow River water moved out of heaven and into the ocean, never to return." This poem is magnificent, depicting the surging river of the Yellow River and expressing the poet's regret for the passage of time and helplessness for the short life.
Oh, let a man with spirit take risks where he wants to go, and never point his golden cup at the moon! The poet expressed the idea of eating, drinking and having fun in time. Don't let the golden cup face the moon, but cherish the beautiful time in front of you.
4. The poem is full of heroism and passion. Poets drown their sorrows by drinking, express their anger and lofty sentiments, and express their love for life and pursuit of beauty.
Three "To Wang Lun"
Appreciate:
1, "To Wang Lun" is a farewell poem by Li Bai, a poet in the Tang Dynasty, which expresses the poet's deep affection for his good friend Wang Lun.
2. The poem "Li Bai was about to leave by boat when he heard the singing on the shore" depicts the scene that the poet was about to leave Wang Lun, and expresses Wang Lun's farewell feeling to the poet with "singing".
3. In the sentence "Peach Blossom Pond is deeper than thousands of feet, not as deep as Wang Lunshen", the poet uses the depth of Peach Blossom Pond to compare Wang Lun's deep friendship with him, expressing the poet's gratitude to Wang Lun.
4. The whole poem is concise, simple in language and sincere in emotion, which shows the profound friendship between the poet and Wang Lun. Through the description of natural scenery, the poet expressed his feelings of parting to his friends, and at the same time showed his heroism and free spirit.