1, Du Mu's Qingming Festival, the original text: It rains in succession during the Qingming Festival, and pedestrians on the road want to break their souls. Where can I find a restaurant? The shepherd boy just laughed and didn't answer Xingshan Village.
2. This poem describes the weather characteristics in the Qingming Festival, and expresses the poet's unique psychological feelings and thoughts and emotions in the specific scene of "rainy in the Qingming Festival".
3. Jia Dao's "Seeing Friends Off at the Riverside Garden on Qingming Festival", the original text: Tomb-Sweeping Day today, the garden wins. The weather is fine, blowing gently with Liu, begging for a new fire in Qingming, and the people's kitchen raises a fire to cook cigarettes. Du Ruo is very long, and this article remembers two wise men. When can life catch up? Drink wine before the flowers fall.
4. Poetry uses narrative and narrative techniques, and at the same time, it contains feelings in the scene and describes the scene in the Qingming Festival. Reading through the whole article, it is not difficult to find that the happy little party inevitably reveals the unbearable situation of the poet's friends at present and expresses the poet's helpless mood.
5, Li Zhengfeng's "Luoyang Qingming Rain", the original text: Tomorrow will be sunny, and there will be less rain at night. Thousands of doors are still full of fireworks and nine doors are dust-free. Wine Qinghe bridge spring, leisure palace noon. Tourists love grass, and drumming is half a sin.
6. This poem is about Syaraku's feelings. It uses "clear rain" to set off feelings. Landscape poems often shape images, or outline artistic conception, or contrast, or melt feelings into scenery and scenes.
7. Liu Changqing's Riverside Scene at Qingming Festival, original: After Qingming Festival, before Yunshan Mountain. Flowers bloom like the old days, and new smoke comes from thousands of wells. There is no clearing in the grass, and the river flows to the sky. Where is Chang 'an? Point to the sunset.
8. The first sentence of this poem means that the beautiful scenery before and after Tomb-Sweeping Day is the most beautiful, especially the white clouds surrounded by mountains. Even if you squint slightly, you can see them clearly.