1. I can’t write it into a book, I can only send it to you and miss you a little bit.
From "Jie Lian Lian·Lone Goose" written by Zhang Yan of the Song Dynasty
Chu River is empty at night. Thousands of miles away from the crowd, suddenly dispersed. Looking at the shadow, I want to go down to the cold pond. The sand is pure and the grass is dry. The horizon is far away. I can't write it as a book, I can only send it to you and miss me a little bit. The material is wrongly followed, and the remaining felt is covered with snow, which is the old people's eyes. ?
Who pities the sorrowful traveler? It's quiet at night in Changmen, and the brocade zither is played in resentment. Thinking of my partner, I still stay in the reed flowers. I also thought of spring before I left and Cheng Yingzhuan. Mu Yu calls to each other, fearing that he will suddenly meet again in Yuguan. Without being ashamed of him, the two swallows returned and the painted curtain was half rolled up.
"Jie Lian Lian·Lone Goose" was written after the death of the Song Dynasty and is a famous poem chanting things. It is cleverly conceived and the objects are relatively delicate. While writing about its appearance, it also contains a profound meaning. This poem can reveal Zhang Yan's profound artistic skills in Ci. The author combines chanting, nostalgia, and self-pity into one, expressing the pain of his family and country and the pain of wandering, which is sad and moving. The poem praises the lonely goose, which actually uses the lonely goose to express the author's sadness after the death of the Song Dynasty. It also reflects the common life experience and feelings of the survivors of the Song Dynasty, which is of typical significance.
2. Leaning alone on the railing and staring into the distance. Yichuan tobacco is as flat as a shear.
From Song Dynasty's "Die Lian Hua·The light spring color of the cardamom branches" written by Xie Yi of the Song Dynasty
The spring color of the cardamom branches is light. Trying on new gauze clothes, the east wind blows softly on my sleeves. The three-pole curtain of the red sun rolls up. Swallows flying in the shadow of the painting studio. ?
Put your temples together and shake the green jade. There are no flowers and branches, and the leaves are trembling with bees. Leaning alone against the railing, staring into the distance. Yichuan tobacco is as flat as a shear.
This poem uses a euphemistic and implicit style to describe the woman's feelings of sadness and longing for herself when she sees spring swallows flying together in spring. The whole poem is full of twists and turns of emotion, yet profound and euphemistic, showing the utmost elegance and beauty.
3. The deciduous trees in a foreign land are like people alone at night under the cold light.
From "Autumn Residence in Ba Shang" written by Ma Dai of the Tang Dynasty
The wind and rain in Ba Yuan are calm, and flying geese are seen frequently in the evening.
The deciduous trees in foreign lands are like people alone at night under the cold light.
The empty garden is filled with white dew drops, and there are wild monks sitting next to each other on the solitary wall.
I have been lying in the suburbs for a long time. When did I die?
This poem is purely about the feeling of being behind closed doors. I saw yellow leaves falling from the trees in the wind and rain, and a traveler living in the solitary temple was looking at the solitary lantern, silently lost in thought. The phrase "deciduous trees in a foreign country" is worth pondering. There is an old saying in China: "A tree thousands of feet high, leaves fall back to its roots." The poet couldn't help but feel something when he saw the scene of fallen leaves in a foreign country. I am detained in a foreign place, not knowing when I will be able to return to my hometown.