Going to the Old Friend's Village describes the same artistic conception as Tao Yuanming's "Returning to the Garden and Living in the Fields", and at the same time expresses the longing for a beautiful pastoral life.
"Crossing My Old Friend's Village" is a poem by Meng Haoran, a poet of the Tang Dynasty. It is an excellent work in Tang poetry that describes rural life and expresses the tranquil and natural "farmhouse music" theme. It is a pioneer in the pastoral landscape poetry of the prosperous Tang Dynasty. previous achievements. The characteristic of this poem is that it is "light but not thin". The poet uses simple language and speaks plainly. There is almost no exaggerated sentence or even an exciting word. It is considered to be "too bland to see the poem" (Wen Yiduo's "Meng Haoran"), but it depicts A fresh and pleasant picture of "farmhouse entertainment", which was praised by later generations as "light in language but not weak in taste" (Shen Deqian's "Tang Poems").
Passing the old friend's village
Dynasty: Tang Dynasty
Author: Meng Haoran
Original text:
The old friend has a chicken Millet, invite me to Tian’s house.
The green trees are adjacent to the village, and the green mountains are sloping outside.
Open a dining room and chat over wine.
On the Double Ninth Festival, I will come to see chrysanthemums.
"Returning to the Garden and Living in the Fields" was written by the famous poet Tao Yuanming. A series of 5 poems describes the poet's fresh feelings and sincere joy when he returns to the countryside. In the poet's writings, the countryside is an ideal paradise opposite to the turbulent officialdom, and the ordinary farmhouse scenes all show charming poetic and calligraphic meanings. While the poet uses line drawing to describe the pastoral scenery, he also skillfully integrates his own life ideals and personality sentiments into it.