Chunxiao is a poem written by the famous Chinese poet Meng Haoran. This poem has unique literary charm. Nowadays, this poem has been created into calligraphy works by many people, which has unique artistic style characteristics. Below is what I compiled.
Spring Dawn calligraphy work in regular script and brush
"Spring Dawn" is a famous work by Meng Haoran, a poet of the Tang Dynasty. "I sleep in spring without waking up, and I hear birds singing everywhere. The sound of wind and rain comes at night, and I know how many flowers have fallen." The poet captured the moment of life in the spring morning, engraved the essence of nature, the true interest of life, and expressed his joy for the brilliant and intoxicating spring scenery. , the love for the vibrant spring. The words are simple but the meaning is deep, the scenery is true and affectionate, the story is far-reaching and profound, and the charm is endless. [1] These short twenty words are widely circulated and known to everyone. It can be said to be a sapphire among the five-character quatrains, which has been passed down through the ages and is dazzling.
Appreciation of pictures of Chunxiao brush regular script calligraphy
In that quiet spring night, the sprinkling of spring rain will give people many smoke-like dream-like imaginations, and the falling red patches, The green spring morning after the rain should be so fresh, beautiful, and lively. In this way, the poet uses the most plain and simple language to describe a world of natural beauty for people, and it flows into people's hearts like a clear spring, refreshing and intoxicating.
Appreciation of Chunxiao's works
"Chunxiao" is a poem about cherishing spring. It seems to be extremely colloquial, but it has beautiful charm and ups and downs in writing. The author uses the sentence pattern of "I don't know - I know; I know - I don't know" to show the readers the scenery of spring. I don’t know the early morning, but I know the chirping of birds at dawn; I know the visit of spring breeze and spring rain, but I don’t know how many fallen flowers there are. This is how the poet describes the wonderful spring time in repeated sentence patterns. The whole poem uses fresh, lively, clear and clear language to describe the beautiful scenery of spring, expressing the deep spring spirit that sprouts in the poet's heart. The ink is light but the meaning is strong, the scenery is beautiful and affectionate, and it leaves people with the unintentional cry of birds and the feeling of falling flowers. The endless charm. [3]
The poet describes the scenery of the spring morning after the rain from an auditory perspective, expressing the poet's inner joy and love for nature in spring. Spring is vivid and full of vitality in the poet's writings. This poem may seem ordinary, but it has infinite charm. The whole poem is like flowing water, natural and simple, and has profound connotations.