Everyone is unaware of the spring sleep and hears the singing of birds everywhere. These two poems are very familiar. In fact, this is Meng Haoran's Chunxiao. I believe most people can recite it. "Chunxiao" was written by Meng Haoran when he was in Lumen Mountain. Do you know the meaning of the ancient poem "Chunxiao"? Today I will take you to understand the ancient poem Chunxiao and let you feel the author's mood.
Spring Dawn (Tang Dynasty)·Meng Haoran
When I sleep in spring, I don’t realize the dawn, and I hear the singing of birds everywhere.
The sound of wind and rain at night makes you know how many flowers have fallen.
Introduction to the work
Meng Haoran, courtesy name Haoran, nicknamed Mengshan, was born in Xiangyang, Xiangzhou (now Xiangyang, Hubei Province). He was a famous landscape pastoral poet in the Tang Dynasty and was known as "Meng Xiangyang" in the world. ". He had never been an official in his life. He traveled to the capital when he was forty years old. Emperor Xuanzong of the Tang Dynasty famously ordered him to recite poems. He heard the words "If you are not talented enough, you will abandon you." ?" Because he was not yet official, he lived in seclusion in Lumen Mountain.
"Spring Dawn" was written by Meng Haoran when he lived in seclusion in Lumen Mountain. The poet seizes the moment when he wakes up in the spring morning to describe and associate, expressing the poet's love and pity for spring.
Poetry Appreciation
To appreciate this poem, you must learn to feel the joy of life from the subtleties.
The first two sentences are realistic: The poet slept in the spring night and woke up at dawn. What he heard was the joyful chirping of birds everywhere outside the house. The sentences are concise and clear, and the ink is as precious as gold, but the meaning is very rich. The poet did not describe the spring scenery in the garden in detail, but only used the sentence "I hear birds singing everywhere" to express the vibrant spring dawn scene, giving people rich imagination: what is accompanied by the laughter and laughter of the birds must be the bright spring scenery. The author must be full of deep love for this beautiful spring scene.
The last two sentences are fictitious: because the singing birdsong filled my ears, it naturally aroused people's associations - I once heard a gust of wind and rain in the night, and the blooming flowers were shaken. How much did it fall?
These two sentences describe the spring breeze and rain at night and the spring flowers I saw yesterday. Connecting with the previous two sentences, the spring rain at night must be a gentle breeze and drizzle, because the sound of wind and rain makes the poet sleep soundly and sweetly, and also makes the spring morning fresh and bright. However, it may shake off the spring flowers after all, right? The sentence "How many flowers have fallen" implies the poet's infinite pity for the passing of spring.
The beauty of "Spring Dawn" is that its language is easy to understand and natural. Four sentences of twenty words, as simple as spoken language, without any trace of elaboration. The meaning is shallow but the scenery is true. In fact, I capture the details of waking up from spring sleep and being filled with the sound of birds, and the psychology of pity for the wind and rain blowing flowers at night. I use "unconsciousness" to describe the soundness of spring sleep, and use "everywhere" to highlight the noisy branches of birds, creating a vibrant scene. The scene uses the question "how many flowers have fallen to know how many flowers have fallen" to express the emotion of loving and cherishing spring. There are jumps of time, alternations of cloud and sunshine, and subtle changes in emotion in the poem. It is full of interest and endless interest to read.
Appreciation of famous quotes
The sound of wind and rain at night can tell how many flowers have fallen.
Using virtual reality, it not only describes the freshness and softness of spring rain, but also the romance of spring flowers, and also expresses the love and cherishment of spring.
The garden is full of spring scenery and can’t be contained, and a branch of red apricot comes out of the wall. ——(Song Dynasty) Ye Shaoweng's "A Visit to the Garden Is Not Worth It"
The writing method of Ye Shaoweng's poem is very similar to the two sentences in Meng's poem. They both use foil techniques, which can give people rich associations. . But Ye's poem uses visual images, such as a branch of red apricot sticking out of the wall, to lead people into the wall and let people imagine the spring scenery of the garden inside the wall. It uses reality to describe the virtual, less to set off the more, and reality to set off the virtual; Meng The poem makes people imagine the blooming spring scenery by recalling the wind and rain at night and worrying about how many spring flowers were blown down.