Wang Zhihuan's poems are all as follows:
1. "Feast"
The long embankment has long green spring water, and it flows into the Zhang River. Don't listen to the voices urging you to go to the boat. There are no boats in the shallows of Peach Creek.
Appreciation: This seven-character quatrain is a farewell poem, written at a farewell banquet.
The first two lines of this poem describe the scenery, describing the bright spring scenery and the long flowing green water; the last two lines are lyrical, describing the scenery and feelings of parting. The scenes blend together, "There are no boats in the shallows of the peach stream." "It is similar to Li Qingzhao's "I'm afraid that a boat on Shuangxi River cannot carry many sorrows".
Although it is not stated clearly, a touch of separation sadness permeates the lines. This poem is cleverly conceived, the language is natural and concise, and it is full of beautiful artistic conception. It is an excellent farewell poem.
2. "Liangzhou Ci"
Chanyu looked north at Fuyundui, killing horses and mounting altar sacrifices several times. The emperor of the Han Dynasty is so powerful now that he refuses to come back and get married.
Appreciation: This is a typical frontier fortress poem, reflecting the relationship between the Tang Dynasty and the foreign tribes in the north.
The two sentences "The emperor of the Han Dynasty is now powerful and refuses to marry" means that Emperor Xuanzong of the Tang Dynasty repeatedly refused to marry the Turkic leaders, which reflects the strength and domineering power of the prosperous Tang Dynasty. These two poems come from the Turks The leader's perspective praises Tang Xuanzong's civil and military skills and highlights the strength of the Tang Dynasty.
This poem praises the Tang Dynasty's appropriateness and reasonableness in handling relations with ethnic minorities from the side. It is full of national pride, mighty and heroic, and highlights the atmosphere of the prosperous Tang Dynasty.
3. "Nine Days of Farewell"
Ji Ting is desolate and there are few old friends. Where can I climb high and say goodbye. Today I will drink Fangju wine for the time being, and tomorrow I will drink Duan Pengfei.
Appreciation: This poem describes the feelings of drinking and saying goodbye during the Double Ninth Festival. The North Garden is desolate, and friends are becoming scarce. On this Double Ninth Festival, Wang Zhihuan and his friends are drinking together, and they will go their separate ways tomorrow. I don’t know when they will meet again for a drink next time.
The style of this poem is desolate, describing the desolate scene of wandering and wandering when the days are running out. The function words "Qi", "Jiu" and "Ying" are used brilliantly, expressing the reluctance and sadness of parting after a hearty drink, vividly and vividly before the readers.
4. "Climbing the Stork Tower"
The sun sets over the mountains and the Yellow River flows into the sea. If you want to see a thousand miles away, go to the next level.
Appreciation: This poem is one of Wang Zhihuan's representative works, and has been rated as one of the five most outstanding works by many poetry critics. This poem is excellent in describing scenery, objects, lyricism, and reasoning. Scenery, emotion, and reason are integrated into one.
Particularly wonderful are the two sentences "If you want to see a thousand miles away, reach a higher level", which is a wonderful running water pair, which means "stand high and see far", which is very philosophical. The phrase "get to the next level" is highly quoted in contemporary times. It is often used by teachers, leaders, etc. to encourage students or subordinates, and has become a daily expression.