Tell us that only by standing high can we see far. If you want to gain more knowledge and truth, you need to stand higher, have a proactive spirit and a far-sighted mind. The whole poem is: the mountains cover the day, and the ocean drains the golden river. By going up one flight of stairs, look further.
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The first two sentences of this poem describe the scenery, "The mountain covers the daytime" describes the sunset on the mountain, and "Heyang Shejin River" describes the East River. Climb the tall building and watch the sunset. In the distance are rolling mountains, gradually disappearing at the end of the line of sight. The Yellow River flows eastward at the foot of the mountain, and the plain language vividly summarizes the Li Jiangshan in the broad background.
The last two sentences of this poem are comments. "But you have broadened your horizons by 300 miles" describes the pursuit of the boarding people. As the saying goes, "stand tall and see far", and if you want to see more magnificent scenery, you need to "go up a storey still higher". These two sentences also take care of the topic, indicating that this poem was written for climbing stairs. Generally speaking, poetry should not be discussed directly, but should bring readers rich imagination and strong sense of singing with image thinking.
But the last argument of this poem is not boring or blunt, which gives people the impression that the scenery in front will inevitably lead to the arguments behind, and scenery and truth are inseparable. Good poetry, in addition to scenery, discussion and lyric, often shows the poet's strong inner feelings and the style of the times. The poem "In the Lodge of Herons" not only describes the poet's great ambition when he climbs high and looks far.
It also reflects the positive spirit of the times in the prosperous Tang Dynasty. The magnificence of poetry is the embodiment of this era, which makes people feel that a powerful era is in the ascendant and full of vitality. The value of this poem has now gone far beyond the meaning of the author going upstairs. Life involves all aspects of study, work and life.
It can be summed up by the truth that "but you can broaden your horizons by three hundred miles when you go to the next level". No wonder these two poems have been quoted countless times in later generations, giving people countless inspirations and thoughts! This poem has a rhetorical device commonly used in ancient poetry, called antithesis. To put it simply, antithesis means that the upper and lower sentences in poetry are relative in parts of speech, structure, meaning, flatness and rhyme.
For example, this song "In the Heron Lodge": one or two sentences. The first word "white" in the first sentence is color, and the first word "yellow" in the next sentence is also color. "Sunlight" is a nominal structure, so is "Yellow River". "Yi" and "Ru" are both verbs, and the latter "Shan" is a verb-object structure that means "sea", "mountain" and "entering the sea".
Do and flow are both verbs. Three or four sentences. "Being poor" and "being high" are both formal structures, "a thousand miles" and "one floor" are quantitative structures, and "a thousand miles" and "one floor" are central structures.