Our great motherland is a poetic country. Poetry has a long history. Tang poetry, in particular, is a treasure in poetry and the most brilliant. Our children from generation to generation grew up under the influence of Tang poetry.
China's ancient poems focus on artistic conception, which refers to the poet's subjective thoughts and feelings, and context refers to the' objective things' described by the poet. Artistic conception is a perfect and harmonious artistic realm achieved by combining the poet's thoughts and feelings with the objective things he describes. Whether we can enter this artistic realm is whether we can appreciate the beauty of ancient poetry.
Both singing geese and painting chickens are related to animals, which is very interesting. Moreover, people have long been familiar with the poem "Singing Goose" and can basically recite it. Goose, goose, goose and qu. White feathers, floating in green water; The red soles of the feet stir the clear water. Luo's poems about geese are widely circulated because of their catchy and beautiful artistic conception. It is widely read in both factory cities and rural mountain villages, and among centenarians and three-year-old children. And many textbooks for studying Tang poetry put it at the beginning. Therefore, the reason why the goose has been so arrogant and even walks with a star temperament is entirely due to the credit of this poem. Ode to Goose is an ancient poem, which vividly depicts the playful appearance of geese from the eyes of a seven-year-old child. There are four lines in the whole poem. The first two lines are about the voice and expression of geese when they sing. The goose bent its neck and barked at the sky as if singing. The last two lines describe the wild geese playing in the water: a white feather floating on the green water, and a pair of red soles stirring the clear water waves. It expresses the author's love for geese, and also shows Wang Bin's ability to observe things when he was a child.
Chicken is homophonic and auspicious. In case of the Year of the Rooster, they often sing chicken poems, which will bring hope like the morning light. Painting a Chicken is a seven-character poem written by Tang Yin in Ming Dynasty. You don't need to cut off the red crown on your head, but you will walk in the future covered with snow. It didn't dare to cry all its life. When it was called, the door of every family was opened. The author grasped the appearance characteristics of the rooster, such as red crown on its head, snow-white body and loud crow, and expressed the poet's thoughts and feelings of loving the rooster. Among the poems about chickens, the chicken poems inscribed on the chicken paintings add artistic meaning to the poems, set off the poems and play the role of finishing touch. Poems on paintings enrich the artistic conception of the picture and enhance the artistic effect of the scene; Li Xian, one of the Eight Eccentrics in Yangzhou, can not only chant chickens, but also draw them vividly. He once painted a picture of autumn willow rooster, and wrote a poem on it: Cool leaves floating in the forest, first frost is not afraid of early cold invasion. Draw a chicken to draw a cock crow to arouse the goodness of human nature. With the help of poems, the painter injected vitality into the picture and received the effect of reflecting poetry and painting. Poetic and picturesque, there are paintings in poetry and poems in painting.