The full-text significance of the ancient poetry of Wuyi Xiang

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There are some weeds blooming by the Suzaku Bridge, and there is only sunset at the corner of Wuyi Lane.

Swallows under the eaves of Wang Dao and Xie An have now flown into the homes of ordinary people.

Poems of Wuyi Lane;

This is the second song of Liu Yuxi's Five Topics of Jinling. Wuyi Lane is located at Zhuque Bridge at the south gate of Jinling. Nearby is the place where Wang Dao, Xie An and other aristocratic families in the Eastern Jin Dynasty lived together. The first two sentences are based on the name of the bridge and the name of the lane, which is really ingenious. The beauty of Miaodui lies in its seamless integration with the poet's feelings about the world: the setting sun is slanting and lethargic. In this cold mood, weeds grow wildly, which seems to satirize the changes of the world with bright colors and vigorous vitality. The seemingly free life implies that this once prosperous place has long been deserted, with sparse chariots and horses and nothing grows. There is no end to beauty, because beauty can change the direction and way, and even turn the original beauty into the background of new beauty. The poet borrowed a little inspiration and a swallow to understand all the vicissitudes of the world. In the Jin Dynasty, Fu Xian's Preface to Yan Fu said: It is said that Yan will will nest here this year and come back next year. It will die, just cut its claws. The consequences are profound. ? In the poem, it is precisely to grasp the instinct of swallows to recognize their nests and return to their nests, and to write irrationality from rationality, which implies profound truth. The old swallow in front of Wang Xietang 400 years ago could not have lived so long, nor could it have flown back to its original place from generation to generation. But poetry can condense time and make the impossible possible. With the whimsy of Fei Yan, the place where Wang Xieju lived together and the place where ordinary people lived together were superimposed, thus giving a deep sigh full of fate and ruins for the disappearance of such a famous family. The poem written from this is a famous sentence through the ages, and the swallow written from this is also a famous swallow with great historical depth. It's no wonder, as Jiangnan Tongzhi said, people pointed to the plaque of Xie Wang's former residence in Wuyi Lane. Come to Yan? Two? Words.