First, the apes on both sides of the Taiwan Strait can't stop crying, and the canoe has passed Chung Shan Man. -Li Bai's "Early Sending of Baidicheng"
Appreciate:
"The apes on both sides of the strait are crying, and the canoe has passed Chung Shan Man." These two poems not only describe the ape sounds on both sides of the Three Gorges, but also show the poet crossing the Xiajiang River by boat through "The canoe has crossed Chung Shan Man". This vivid description not only shows the poet's nostalgia for Baidicheng, but also shows his eagerness to return home.
In addition, "the apes on both sides of the strait can't stop crying" is also a vivid description of the natural environment in the Three Gorges area. The constant sound of apes, on the one hand, shows the original natural features of the Three Gorges, on the other hand, it also shows the poet's deep attachment to this beautiful scenery. The canoe has crossed Chung Shan Man reflects the poet's ease and happiness in his journey.
Second, Weicheng is rainy and dusty, and the guest house is green and willow. -Wang Wei's "Send Yuan Er Shi Anxi"
Appreciate:
In Weicheng, "morning rain" and "morning rain" mean that the rainfall is moderate and stops as soon as it gets wet with dust. On the avenue starting from Chang 'an West, cars and horses are usually staggered and dusty, but now, it rains in the morning and the weather is fine, and the road looks clean and refreshing. "Sun" means wet, and it is used in a measured way, indicating that the rain is clear and the dust is not wet, just right, as if by providence, a road has been specially arranged for people who travel far away.
In the "green willow new guest house", "guest house" is the companion of travelers, and "willow" is the symbol of parting. "Green guest house" and "new willow color" are both expressions of sadness of parting. They are usually associated with sadness and hatred, showing a feeling of ecstasy. The "six-color heart" here shows the poet's blessing and concern for his friends.
Third, flying freely is as light as a dream, and the continuous rain is as fine as sorrow. -Qin Guan's "Huanxisha, Lonely and Cold, Go to Xiaolou"
Appreciate:
"Flying freely, as light as a dream", this poem depicts a light and elegant picture of petals flying in spring. It vividly depicts the scene of petals dancing gently in the wind, just as illusory and wonderful as in a dream. "Light as a dream" not only depicts the lightness of petals, but also implies the instability, transience and illusion of this beautiful scenery.
"Continuous rain is as fine as sorrow", this poem depicts a scene of continuous drizzle. "Boundless" describes the vastness of rain, while "as thin as sadness" skillfully combines the delicacy of rain with the heaviness of sadness. This sentence takes scenery as a metaphor and expresses the poet's deep sorrow.
The artistic conception of these two poems is ethereal and sad, and the poet takes the natural scenery as the carrier and blends his feelings into it, expressing his deep nostalgia and sadness for something that is lost and untraceable. At the same time, it also implies the impermanence and brevity of life.