The expression of plum blossom ancient poetry is to show those who, like poets, can still adhere to integrity, advocate justice, fear exclusion and blow, and be strong for their country under difficult and harsh environment. Plum Blossom is a five-character quatrain written by Wang Anshi, a poet in the Northern Song Dynasty. The first two sentences of this poem are about the plum blossom in the corner, which is not afraid of the cold, but proudly independent. The last two sentences are about the delicate fragrance of plum blossom, which personifies people with plum blossom and makes cold ling independent. It is a noble metaphor, and its faint fragrance is refreshing and symbolizes its overflowing.
Plum blossom is one of the classic flowers in China traditional culture. Plum blossom is known as one of the four famous flowers in China because of its long flowering period, cold tolerance and straight branches. In the writings of ancient literati, plum blossom, as a very representative plant, has brought people unique experiences and feelings both visually and emotionally.
In addition, in ancient literature, plum blossom has also been endowed with various symbols and meanings. Plum blossom, for example, represents the tenacity and persistence of life, embodies the spiritual temperament of ancient China literati, and is endowed with elegance and pride. In poetry, plum blossom is often used as a symbol of expressing feelings and will, conveying the lonely feelings of literati and expressing their situation and interests.
The symbolic meaning of plum blossom
Plum blossom in China culture is not only a symbol of plants, but also a symbol of cultural images, representing the elegant taste and realm of China literati. It is one of the most expressive symbols of China's traditional culture and one of the distinctive symbols of oriental culture, and it has accumulated the spiritual connotation and cultural imprint of China culture for thousands of years.