The poetic meaning of "Watching Fish" is that I was leisurely watching the fish swimming freely in the water, and happened to encounter a child playing with the fishing boat. We both like fish the same but have different mentality. I come to feed you but you come to fish.
"Watching the Fish" is a seven-character quatrain composed by Bai Juyi, a poet of the Tang Dynasty. The first two sentences of this poem describe the poet watching fish by the pond, and there are children fishing with hooks, and he expresses his feelings. The last two sentences mean that people love fish in different ways. I love fish and give food to them, hoping that they will grow up.
But you hang a hook and fish for your own pleasure. The paintings depict emotions on the spot, with strong contrast, and are very thought-provoking, eliciting various "different-hearted" situations and truths. It shows that the poet is very sad. See novelty in the ordinary, and have a long lasting charm.
This poem depicts an ordinary life scene, watching fish by the pond, and children fishing with hooks. It expresses feelings and expresses the love of fish at the same time but in two completely different ways. Showing a touch of helplessness.
Take a leisurely walk around the pond and watch the fish swim. It is the time when the children are fishing. They walk around the pond and watch the fish swimming leisurely. The wind is leisurely, the water is leisurely, the heart is leisurely, the mind is leisurely, and the fish are Also long. There are different kinds of love for fish. I come to feed you, and I drop the hook, and the fish squawk, watching "I" quietly toss the food, gently tossing it, but unexpectedly I encounter the dolls coming in twos and threes. This hanging hook.
About the author
Bai Juyi (772-846), a poet of the Tang Dynasty. The courtesy name is Lotte and the name is Xiangshan Jushi. He was first from Taiyuan (now part of Shanxi) and later moved to Xiagui (now northeast of Weinan, Shaanxi). Zhenyuan Jinshi, awarded the title of Secretary Provincial Secretary. During the Yuanhe period, he served as Dr. Zuo Shiyi and Zuo Zanshan. Later, he offended the powerful and was demoted to Jiangzhou Sima because he requested that the murderer of the assassination of Prime Minister Wu Yuanheng be severely punished.
In the early years of Changqing, he was appointed as the governor of Hangzhou, and in the early years of Baoli, he was appointed as the governor of Suzhou. Later, he became the minister of the Ministry of punishment. In literature, he advocated "articles are written according to the time, and songs and poems are written according to the situation", and he is the advocate of the New Yuefu Movement. The language of his poetry is popular. Together with Yuan Zhen, he is also called "Yuan Bai", and with Liu Yuxi, he is also called "Liu Bai". There is "Bai's Changqing Collection".