These two poems mean that the green grass reflects the steps, and the spring is beautiful; The oriole's cry is empty and sweet across the leaves. The words "self" and "empty" have different meanings, writing the feeling of emptiness and coldness. It expresses the poet's disappointment and feeling in the face of the desolation of the Prime Minister's ancestral temple: although the ancestral temple is full of spring, things have changed, the sages have passed away, and now they are in troubled times, but there is no talent like Zhuge Liang to help them. < P Moonlight covers both sand and cold water. If this sentence is understood as "smoke covers cold water, moonlight covers sand", it would be a big mistake, which makes no sense at all.
(3) The moon in Qin Dynasty was off in Han Dynasty. (Wang Changling's "Out of the fortress")
Literally, "The moon in Qin Dynasty was off in Han Dynasty" means "The moon in Qin Dynasty shone in Han Dynasty. The words "Qin", "Han", "Guan" and "Yue" in the sentence are used alternately. It is understood as "the bright moon in Qin and Han Dynasties shines on the customs of Qin and Han Dynasties", that is, "the bright moon is still there, but the customs are still there, but things are different", which makes people feel the cruelty and sadness of war. The next sentence omits the phrase "open my west pavilion door". The two sentences mean: open the east pavilion door and sit on the bed, and open the west pavilion door to sit on the bed to express Mulan's love for her long-lost family. Otherwise, how can she sit on the west pavilion bed when the east pavilion door is open?
(1) It is common in Qiwang's residence, which Cui Jiutang heard a few times ago. ("Meet Li Guinian on the River")
(2) "The bright moon surprises the magpies, and the breeze chirps cicadas in the middle of the night." ("Xijiang Moon" by Xin Qiji)
(3) When the window is decorated with clouds and temples, yellow flowers are posted to the mirror. ("Mulan Poetry" Stars and Hans are brilliant, if they come out of it. (Watching the Sea)
(6) bows become rigid, can hardly be drawn, it is difficult to protect the iron clothes. (a Song of White Snow in Farewell to Field-Clerk Wu Going Home)
(7) where petals have been shed like tears, and lonely birds have sung their grief. (Spring Watch)
(8) The water is bright and sunny. The mountains are empty and rainy. (Drinking the West Lake after the Rain in Chu Qing)
(9) startle the forest and make the heights tremble (tianmu Mountain Ascended in a Dream)
(1) I, the host, had dismounted, my guest had boarded his boat (Pipa Trip)
(11) Pine and cypress are planted in the east and west, and phoenix trees are planted in the left and right. (Peacock flies southeast)
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