1. What does the word "Bodhisattva-level person" mean? "Bodhisattva Man" is the name of the epigraph, that is, the format name of the word. This epigraph is usually required to appear in the form of antithesis, with the same number of words in each sentence. The name of epigraph is usually related to the content of the word, but it does not directly correspond. The Yellow Crane Tower by Bodhisattva Man is inscribed with "Bodhisattva Man", which expresses the author's unique feelings and thoughts on the Yellow Crane Tower.
2. What kind of atmosphere has been created by the phrase "The sky is high and the clouds are light, looking at the geese flying in the south"? This word describes the high sky and faint white clouds, as well as the wild geese flying south that disappeared in the distance, creating a broad, lonely and disappointed atmosphere. Through this scene, the author expresses his feelings and thoughts on historical changes and the passage of time.
3. What is the artistic feature of this word? The Yellow Crane Tower by Bodhisattva Man has the following artistic characteristics: First, the inscription is closely combined with the content to express the author's thoughts and feelings about the Yellow Crane Tower in the form of Bodhisattva Man; Secondly, the language is beautiful, concise and profound, and the use of images and symbolic techniques, such as "The River", "Waves" and "Flying in the South", makes the ci have high artistic expression and appeal; Finally, the author's personal feelings and thoughts are integrated into the ci, which makes the ci have high artistic value and historical significance.