1, Wang Wei Chai Lu in Tang Dynasty: There seems to be no one on the empty mountain, but I think I heard a voice. Go back to the depths of the forest and shine at me from the green moss.
Chai Lu is a poem by Wang Wei, a poet in the Tang Dynasty. This poem is about a lonely empty mountain and towering ancient Woods. The first sentence first describes the empty mountain positively, focusing on the empty mountain and cold mountain; Immediately after the second sentence, the realm came out, and the overall and long-term emptiness was set off by a local and temporary "sound".
The third and fourth sentences describe empty mountains and then deep forests, from sound to color. The language of the whole poem is fresh and natural, and Zen is permeated into the vivid description of natural scenery by using the method of setting off quietness with movement and setting off the overall situation with parts, creating a quiet and profound realm.
2. In the Tang Dynasty, Wang Wei's "Bird Singing Creek": people are idle and osmanthus flowers fall, and the night is quiet and spring is empty. When the moon comes out, the birds are startled, and the sound enters the spring stream.
Bird Watching Creek is a poem by Wang Wei, a poet in the Tang Dynasty. This poem depicts the tranquility and beauty of the mountain in the spring night sky, with emphasis on the tranquility and beauty of the mountain at night. The whole poem closely follows the word "quiet", which is very similar to a landscape sketch.
With moving scenery such as falling flowers, the moon rising and birds singing, the poet highlights the quietness of the spring mountain on a moonlit night, achieves the artistic effect of moving with quietness, and vividly outlines a poetic picture of "the mountains are more secluded". The whole poem is aimed at writing quietly, but it is handled with moving scenery. This contrast is very obvious to the poet's Zen and interest.
3. The Rock written by Han Yu in Tang Dynasty: The rock is rugged and the road is narrow. When I arrived at the temple, the bat was at dusk. When I climbed the steps of the temple and sat down, there was a field soaked in rain. The rain made the branches and leaves of banana rough and the mountain was more beautiful.
The Rock is a poem by Han Yu, a writer in the Tang Dynasty, and was selected as one of the 300 Tang poems. The title of the poem is Rock, but it is not a poem about mountains and rivers, but a poem about mountains and rivers. This poem describes what I saw and felt when I visited Huilin Temple, depicts the quiet scenery from dusk to dusk and then to dawn, and expresses the author's unwillingness to be bound by the secular.
The first four sentences write what you saw when you went to the temple at dusk, and point out the scenery in early summer; The four sentences of "Monk's Words" are written about the warm reception of monks; "Late at night" is about the quiet night of the mountain temple and the comfort of staying; The six sentences in "Dawn" are about what I saw and heard all the way when I resigned in the early morning. The four sentences in "Life" write the yearning for the beauty of nature and humanity in the mountains.
4. Song Ouyang Xiu's "Picking Mulberry Seeds-West Lake": When the tourists are gone, they begin to feel the spring sky, and the curtains are drizzling.
The West Lake is Good after Picking Mulberries and Flowers is the fourth song of Ten Mulberries by Ouyang Xiu, a writer in the Song Dynasty. This word describes the feeling of enjoying the lake by pillars in late spring, describes the quiet and sparse rhyme of Yingzhou West Lake in late spring, and the poet has a rest in the beautiful scenery in late spring. The first one is about the scene of late spring, and the next one is about the silence of everyone's return.
The whole poem makes the West Lake in late spring beautiful and lovely, reflecting the infinite love and attachment to nature and real life. The loneliness of words is like a drizzle in Shuang Yan, but there is still a sense of emptiness in loneliness, and the words are sparse but the feelings are hidden.
Ancient poetry system
1, ancient poetry. This is a poetic genre. Judging from the number of words in poetry, there are four-character poems, five-character poems and seven-character poems.
2. Modern poetry, also known as modern poetry and metrical poetry, is a genre of Chinese poetry that pays attention to fairness, antithesis and rhyme. In order to distinguish it from classical poetry, it has the name of modern style.
3. Text. Ci is a unique poetic style, which sprouted in the Southern Dynasties and is a new literary style in the Sui and Tang Dynasties. In the Song Dynasty, after a long period of continuous development, Ci entered its heyday.
4. Sanqu. A form of verse that appeared in the Southern Song Dynasty and the Jin Dynasty and prevailed in the Yuan Dynasty was formed under the influence of folk songs, and its syntax was more flexible than words.
5. Modern poetry. Also known as "vernacular poetry", it can be traced back to the late Qing Dynasty, and it is a kind of poetry. Compared with classical poetry, although it is written for feeling things, it is generally informal in format and rhythm.