Image is an extremely important element in China's ancient poems. Image is a way to express theme and emotion through image description in poetry. There is a very famous poem in Lushan Ballad: flying flowers shine on both sides of the red boat. This poem expresses the poet's inner feelings and themes by depicting flying flowers, banks, boats, red and other elements. So, what does it mean that the flying flower glows red on both sides? This paper will explore the connotation of this poem from two aspects: image and emotional expression.
First, image analysis.
1. Hua Fei
Flying flowers are the first image of this poem. Flying flowers mean petals dancing. The petals here can be cherry blossoms, peach blossoms, etc. Flying flowers are a symbol of spring and one of the common images in poetry. Flying flowers play a vivid role here.
2. Both sides of the Taiwan Strait
The two banks refer to the two banks of the river. The banks here can be the Yangtze River or the Yellow River. The two banks are the edge of the river and the intersection of land and water. The two sides of the strait have played a role in setting off the picture here.
transport
A boat means a boat. The boats here can be fishing boats, cruise ships and so on. The boat is a means of water transportation and an essential tool for people to travel. Ships play an embellishment role in the pictures here.
4. Red
Red means red light. The red color here can be the afterglow of sunset, sunset glow and so on. Red is a warm color and one of the commonly used images in poetry. Red plays a role in setting off the picture here.
Second, emotional expression.
Flying flowers shine on both sides of the red boat. This poem expresses the poet's inner feelings and themes by depicting the scenery in spring. This poem contains love for spring and praise for life.
1. Love for spring
The flying flowers on both sides of the boat are red. This poem depicts the scene of spring. Spring is the season when everything recovers and the beginning of life. The poet expresses his love for spring by describing its scenery. Poets like spring because it is a season full of hope and vitality, a season full of vitality and beauty.
2. Praise for life
The petals, river, boat and red light in this poem are all symbols of life. By depicting these elements, the poet expressed his praise for life. Poets praise life, because life is precious, and every life is unique and worth cherishing and caring for.