Give zèng a gift from cóng's brother Dí.
Listen, listen, listen, listen, listen, listen, listen, listen, listen, listen, listen, listen, listen, listen, listen, listen, listen, listen, listen, listen, listen, listen, listen, listen, listen.
The wind makes a sound, a sound, a sound, a sound, a sound, a sound.
Ice b and ng frost shuāng is Zheng's miserable C m n sad Q:, while the last year is not NG, Su Chuang's side duān is Zheng's.
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Precautions:
Pavilion: A towering appearance.
Sese: describes the sound of cold wind.
Hehe: No way.
Sadness: cold and harsh.
Suffer from cold: Suffer from cold. Suffer ...
Brother: Cousin.
Vernacular translation:
Pine trees stand tall and straight on the mountain, and the wind whistling in the valley.
How strong the wind is and how strong the pine branches are!
Let it be frosty all over the sky, and the pine waist is straight all year round.
Is the pine tree not attacked by the cold? No, pine and cypress are born with cold tolerance!
Appreciate:
Serina Liu's poems are vigorous, tall and straight, and extraordinary. Cao Pi said that "his five-character poems are excellent and wonderful". There are three * * * poems, which are his representative works, and this poem is the second.
This poem seems to be an ode to things, but it is actually an expression of ambition, which is expressed through the firmness of pine trees. The whole poem from the outside to the inside, from here to there, implies lofty, vigorous and refined.
The first two sentences, that is, moving with emotion in a loose and noble attitude, the sound of cold wind makes people wake up. Use "pavilions" to mark the proud posture of pine trees, and use "rustling" to imitate the biting cold wind. The painting is full of sound, concise and vivid. It also sets off the "mountain" with "in the valley", highlighting the pride of the pine tree in the center of the whole poem.
Three or four sentences strengthened the lyrical atmosphere. Moreover, the seemingly unrelated conflict between pine trees and the wind suddenly rises, which scares the listeners and broadens the viewers. The two "harmony" emphasize the intensity of the poet's feelings, while "prosperity" and "gold" show the intensity of conflict and the poet's emotional tendency. The third poem follows the second sentence, and the fourth sentence echoes the first sentence, which is dense and orderly.