Study and do things rigorously and strive for perfection.
The story of "Wang Anshi changed his poems" gives us great enlightenment: a poem and an article all need the author's painstaking efforts, and between the lines and sentences, it needs careful tempering to achieve it.
Second, Wang Anshi changed his poems.
Sailing in Guazhou is the work of Wang Anshi, a great poet in the Song Dynasty. This poem was written in the spring and February of the eighth year of Xining (1075). At that time, Wang Anshi visited for the second time, sailed to Guazhou on his way to Beijing, and docked at night. At this time, although the poet was in Guazhou, his heart was still attached to Jiangning's former residence. Therefore, the poet wrote this famous lyric poem.
The word "green" in the third sentence "Jiang Nanan is green in the spring breeze" has been revised many times. (In the Southern Song Dynasty, Hong Mai recorded the revision process of the manuscript in Volume 8 of Ke Zhai Xu. ) originally used "to" and later changed to "over". Changed it to "Jin", then changed it to "Man", and so on, and finally chose the word "green".
In the past 800 years, countless poets, teachers and critics have been praising the change of the word "green". However, why should the poet change again?
"Spring Breeze and Green Jiang Nanan" is the theme of the whole poem, and the word "green" is the finishing touch here. It is colorful, from the original adjective into a verb, evoking the spring scenery in the south of the Yangtze River, evoking the thoughts of association and homesickness, and the following "When will the bright moon shine on me?" The "Teaching Reference Book" compiled by People's Education Publishing House said: "A word' green' put on the green clothes on the slope of the south of the Yangtze River for Chunfeng and wrote it vividly."