Wang Wei's poetry in his later years often had a tranquil and tranquil atmosphere. This poem uses his peaceful state of mind indulged in Buddhism to describe the secluded environment of the ancient mountain temple, thus creating a noble and secluded artistic conception. Wang Guowei said, "I don't know that all scenery language is the language of love." The first six lines of this poem are purely descriptions of scenery, but there is no trace of the poet's mood that is not revealed. It can be said that Wang Wei melted the sentiment of "I only like to be quiet in his later years" into the scenery he describes. Therefore, in the end, "Anzai Zen controls the poisonous dragon" is a natural expression of the poet's thoughts. The poem is written from far to near and from scene to scene, gradually approaching Xiangji Temple from "Enter the Cloud Peak" to "Song of the Sky Pond", and finally reveals the sentiment of "an Zen to control the poisonous dragon". There is no trace of this transition, it is natural. When describing the quiet mountain and forest scenery, the poet did not focus solely on the silence. Instead, he deliberately wrote about the faint sound of bells and sobbing springs. Instead of diluting the tranquility of the entire environment, the poet added to the atmosphere of the deep mountains and jungles. A sense of seclusion. This is the realm that is commonly referred to as "The Mountain with Birdsong is More Secluded".
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