Guests Arrive
Du Fu
There is spring water in the south and north of the house, but I can see a flock of gulls coming day by day.
The flower path has never been swept by visitors, and now the gate is opened for you.
Panxiang City is far from having the best taste, and the bottle and wine shops are poor and only have old fermented grains.
I am willing to drink with my neighbor and call across the fence to finish the remaining cup.
"The Guest Arrives" is a seven-rhyme poem composed by the great poet Du Fu of the Tang Dynasty. It was composed after the completion of the thatched cottage in Chengdu. The first two sentences of this poem describe the scenery of the residence, which is beautiful and sparse, with the mountains, rivers, gulls and birds, showing a state of isolation from the world; the last six sentences describe the joy of the visitor, the sincere hospitality, and the scene of calling the neighbors to drink. . The whole poem reveals the poet's sincere and tranquil feelings and hospitable mood. It is naturally integrated and connected with each other. It depicts the interesting life scenes such as residential scenes, family conversations, old friends and other interesting life scenes in a delicate and realistic way, showing the rich flavor and flavor of life. Human touch.