Ancient poems about the Yellow River are as follows:
1. The river is fast and turbid, and the water cannot be buried. ——Fan Yun's "Crossing the Yellow River".
Appreciation: The water of the Yellow River is fast and turbid, and its grand momentum is unstoppable. It describes the momentum and characteristics of the Yellow River: the water flow is fast and turbid. "Tangtang", the water is huge. "It cannot be mausoleum", it cannot be surpassed, and it is extremely difficult to cross the river.
2. On a bright moonlit night along the Yellow River, the cold sand looks like a battlefield. ——"Night Mooring on the Yellow River".
Appreciation: One or two sentences use freehand brushwork to create a beautiful and magnificent picture of a moonlit night over the Yellow River. "On a bright moonlit night along the Yellow River, the cold sand is like a battlefield." The first sentence responds to the title, pointing out the time and place. The language is plain and unremarkable, as if it were chanted casually, but the spirit is complete, the state is clear, and it can be said that it is high-spirited and high-spirited.
3. There are more winds and dangers in the world. Talking about the Yellow River is a daunting journey. ——Song Wan's "Crossing the Yellow River".
Appreciation: The first two lines of this poem describe the turbid waves of the Yellow River in the sky, and describe its danger with the hope of the Milky Way pouring down from the sky; the last two lines say that human feelings are more dangerous than the turbid waves of the Yellow River. It has waves, so it should not be said that the Yellow River is afraid of the road. This poem uses the technique of contrast to express the understanding of social life. It is very profound. It contains feelings of sorrow for the world, poverty, sorrow, loneliness and anger. The poem style is mature and the writing is strong.
4. Send out the Kunlun Five-Colored Current, and a yellow stream running through Zhongzhou. ——Wang Anshi's "Yellow River".
Appreciation: This poem starts from the source of the Yellow River and goes straight to the point when the Yellow River enters the sea and there is nowhere to look for. It is grand but not empty, showing the momentum of the Yellow River flowing thousands of miles. The first sentence says that the Yellow River was diverted from the melting ice and snow of the Kunlun Mountains, tracing back to its source. The second sentence focuses on the Yellow River in Zhongzhou. Because the Yellow River flows through the Loess Plateau, the sand content increases and the water color is turbid, so it is called "One Yellow River", which accurately grasps the characteristics of the Yellow River.
5. In the third spring, the white snow returns to the green tombs, and the thousands of miles of Yellow River circles the Black Mountains. ——Liu Zhongyong's "Resentment from Conquering People".
Appreciation: This is a widely read frontier poem. The Jinhe, Qingzhong and Heishan mentioned in the poem are all in today's Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region and belonged to the Shanyu Duhufu in the Tang Dynasty. It can be inferred from this that this poem is about the grievances of a Zhengren who belonged to the Shanyu Duhufu.