Apricot curtains are in sight
Year of Creation: Qing Dynasty
Author: Cao Xueqin
Apricot curtains attract guests to drink, and you can see a villa.
Lingbi Goose Water, Sang Yu Yanziliang.
A bed of spring leeks is green, and ten miles of rice flowers are fragrant.
In prosperous times, you don't have to plow and weave.
Interpretation of vernacular: Yellow rice wine flag attracts guests to come and have a happy drink, and you can only see the faint villa far away. Pure geese play in the water spinach room, and swallows walk among mulberry trees and elms. In the spring breeze, a large area of leek grows green, and the rice fields are filled with the fragrance of pollen. There is no hunger and cold in prosperous times, so why bother to plow and weave all day?
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Creative background:
Looking at the Apricot Curtain, written by Lin Daiyu on behalf of Jia Baoyu, comes from the eighteenth chapter of A Dream of Red Mansions and is one of the eleven poems in the Grand View Garden. Because this period is the heyday of the Jia family, the Jia family is singing and dancing. In the Ode to the Grand View Garden, the luxurious scene in the Grand View Garden is comprehensively described.
This is a series of lyrics, praising Taiping and revealing a strong feudal orthodoxy. But it also shows different thoughts, emotions and personality characteristics of different people. The feudal version of Lin Daiyu borrowed this poem to express the hateful darkness and vulgarity of her inner world.
The background of this poem is Yuan Fei's topic, which is somewhat similar to the poem that should be written. This kind of poem requires elegant words, compliments and writing techniques. The first antithetical couplet "Apricot curtain attracts guests to drink, and there is a villa in the eye" integrates the topic of "Apricot curtain in sight", which is straightforward but ingenious. This poem can be summed up in ten words. This is the unique grammatical structure of poetry.
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