The so-called aura, in literary works, especially lyric works, usually refers to the overall image, charm and charm in the works. It is similar to Yan Yu's Meteorological Chaos, with a broader meaning of meteorology, including all aspects of content and form; The atmosphere seems to be mainly related to the content, involving images, artistic conception, emotions and so on. The atmosphere can be felt without words, as Si Kongtu said: "God doesn't know, but it is difficult to know." As the Tang people said, "Lantian is warm and fertile, and it is close at hand, not before approaching." But when you read it, you can understand it clearly, and you should be able to follow your heart and form it in the text.
In Autumn, the poet described the life of the peasant family in the most concise language. Every poem is a picture, and three verses make up three composite pictures. The combination of pictures creates a special atmosphere, which is both smooth and integrated.
The first painting is "Farmer Harvest figure". This is not about a farmer, but about general farm activities. Two scenes were written, one was logging in the valley, and the other was carrying melons and fruits between fences. Valley logging is placed at the beginning of the article, and the tinkling sound comes from a distance and appeals to hearing; Cool dew is shaken off, and vision and touch are appealed to. It's really a world scenery, which inspires people's memories of distant impressions. There is no such thing as "cutting trees and singing birds" in the Book of Songs. From the valley to the tree " Gone with the Wind and The Valley often appear in He Qifang's early poems, but they are both fictional, using figurative and extended meanings, which are both realistic and have special charm. The poem does not specify the mood and expression related to carrying melons and fruits, but readers can think it is joyful and smiling. "Habitat" was originally used to describe living things, but now it is used at the end of this poem to summarize the situation of farmers' homes in autumn, visualize the nothingness of east (autumn) and west, and create a relaxed and quiet atmosphere.
The second picture is "Go Fishing in Frost Morning". Among them, the words "fog" and "frost" (and "dew" in the last section) often appear in He Qifang's early poems, conveying a cool, cold and hazy atmosphere. The picture also includes a series of activities: casting nets, fishing and boating. These ordinary moving pictures all contain a faint, distant, clear and quiet charm here. The word "gently" often appears in He's poems, which seems to be "handy" and shows the fisherman's carefree mood. Perhaps in He Qifang's early mind, autumn is really so quiet.