How is the blending of scene and scene reflected in poetry?

In Wang Shifu's Farewell Pavilion, which we talked about before, Cui Yingying sang with parting thoughts: "It is difficult to tie a willow with a jade, and I hate not caring about Lin." The hero wants to tie the "steed" with "willow branches", and he begs "sparse forest" to hang "sunset". This irrelevant natural scenery is artificially related by the author in his poems, deliberately creating an inseparable artistic atmosphere.

06 scene mixing

Scenery blending method: that is, in literary works, emotion and scenery inspire and blend with each other, and they are harmonious and unified without knowing who is in front and who is behind.

Emotion in scenery description

Emotion in the landscape: it can also be called melting feelings into the scene, writing feelings with the scene, and expressing feelings with the scene. When expressing feelings, there are no words on the front. After reading the poem, I feel that I have seen the "scenery" but not the "emotion". Careful analysis shows that the poet's feelings are all in the natural scenery in front of him, and all the scenery words are sentimental.

In Wang Shifu's "Farewell Pavilion", there is a saying describing the departure of the pavilion: "The ancient sunset road is silent, and the autumn wind listens to Ma Si." With their own feelings of decline, desolation, nostalgia and indifference, they are connected with Yingying's feelings after parting, which melts Yingying's feelings of parting.

The method of touching the scene can also be called: feelings are born from the scene or from the scene.

Look at the scenery before you feel it. The scenery is the medium of poetry. The protagonist of the poem, stimulated by the external scenery, broke the previous calm mood and inspired love songs.

Du Fu's "Ascending the Mountain" is a typical touching work. When the poet climbed the mountain villa, he saw a bleak Qiu Jingtu: the wind was blowing hard, the apes moaned, the river swelled, the birds scattered, and Qiu Shu withered. Such a sad and boundless scene reminds the poet of his own situation, with mixed feelings of "sad autumn", "hardship" and "down and out"