Hello everyone, what I want to explain to you today is "Sending Letters to Xue Tao in Sichuan";
The author is Tang Wang Jian
Girls' School Letters by Wanli Bridge , living behind closed doors in the loquat flowers. How much does a talented person know about sweeping his eyebrows, but it is not as good as managing the spring breeze.
This poem was probably written during the Yuanhe period of Emperor Xianzong of the Tang Dynasty. Xue Tao was a female poet in the Tang Dynasty. The author Wang Jian once met Xue Tao in Chengdu. The author appreciated Xue Tao's talent, so he wrote this poem as a gift to Xue Tao. ; Let’s first take a look at the general meaning of this poem. This poem is about a very talented singer living by the Wanli Bridge. Her house is surrounded by loquat flowers. Among the loquat flowers, she There are very few talented women like her living in seclusion today. Even those who can fully appreciate the sublime artistic conception of literature are always not as good as her;
Let’s do it together next Let’s take a look at this poem. First, let’s look at the first line of the poem, Girls’ School Book by the Wanli Bridge. It goes straight to the point, respecting Xue Tao’s identity, and points out the ground, and starts writing solemnly;
The next line is “Loquat Flowers” The image of "living behind closed doors" is beautiful and pleasant. People can imagine the prosperity and beauty of loquat flowers through the scene of azaleas blooming. The girl's school book sits among them, fluttering like a fairy. "Living behind closed doors" means "living behind closed doors". It not only has the charm of elegance and tranquility, but also has the meaning of being silent and self-contained;
It is closely related to the next two sentences. If we say the first two sentences, in the calm narrative, it already implies praise. The last two sentences are extremely enthusiastic praises. How much does a talented man know how to lead the spring breeze? The talented man uses an allusion about Zhang Chang who thrushes his wife's eyebrows. Those female talents since ancient times have written in poems. As a foil to the heroine in the novel, in fact, not only were the female talents not as good as Xue Tao, there were many talents who admired Xue Tao at that time, and few of these men were more talented than Xue Tao; Xue Tao was not only good at writing poetry, but also good at calligraphy. Talent has left a page of good stories in the history of Chinese culture;