Inlaid harp
[Tang]
Li Shangyin and I wondered why my Jinse had fifty strings, one string and one column, thinking about the Chinese New Year.
Zhuangzi daydreaming, a saint, was bewitched by butterflies, and cuckoo crowed in the imperial spring.
Mermaids shed pearl-like tears on the moon-green sea, and the blue fields breathed their jade to the sun.
A moment that should last forever has come and gone before I know it.
horsetail
Li shangyin
In vain, I heard the legend that overseas Kyushu, the afterlife is unpredictable, and this life will not stop.
When they heard the guards guarding them, they fought swords at night, and there were no more chickens in the palace.
The Sixth Army has agreed that they will all be stationed in Malaysia. On the old Qixi Festival, we also laughed at the Weaver Girl.
How can the four seasons be emperors? It is better to have Mochow's Lujia!
1, "Jinse":
(1) Novel idea:
At the beginning of "Jinse", the passionate and lingering thoughts of "every flower is the interval of youth" are revealed. The voice tells the story of missing. At the end of the sentence, "I was disconsolate at that time" and "Recalling this situation" made the feelings of joys and sorrows even more heartbreaking. It can be seen that the author's conception is exquisite.
② Hazy beauty:
The poet brought everyone into a beautiful dream with the romantic and magical imagination in the dream of "Zhuangsheng", which was fascinating; He also entrusted his heart to Du Fu's "Looking at the Emperor", as if he were in the atmosphere of "Du Fu weeping for blood" and felt the deep thoughts after leaving. The hazy beauty in the dream is like a painting. The fog is hazy, the water is hazy, the mermaid is crying, the beautiful jade in Lantian is shining in the sun, as if it were burning smoke, and Ran Ran is on cloud nine.
2. Ma Wei:
Cover up ridicule with contrast. There are at least three contrasts in the whole poem: Zhuan Xu compares Xuanzong's trip to Shu with his previous palace life; The Necklace Association compared the fact that Emperor Xuanzong of Tang Dynasty was executed by a mutiny with the fact that they swore husband and wife forever in the Palace of Eternal Life on July 7. William compared Xuanzong's irretrievable love as a son of heaven with the happiness of ordinary folk marriage. See the irony in the contrast.