Poems by Cen Can, a poet in Tang Dynasty

This poem is one of "Snow White Farewell to Wu Gui" written by the Tang Dynasty poet. This poem describes the magnificent scenery of snow in August in the western regions, expresses the feelings of seeing guests off beyond the Great Wall and seeing them off in the snow, and expresses sadness and homesickness, but it is full of whimsy and does not make people sad. The romantic ideal and strong feelings expressed in the poem make people feel that the snow outside the Great Wall has become an object worth pondering and appreciating.

The whole poem has rich and broad connotations, magnificent and romantic colors, magnificent momentum, distinct and unique artistic conception and strong artistic appeal, which can be called the masterpiece of frontier poems in the prosperous Tang Dynasty. Among them, "If the spring breeze comes, the night comes, blowing open the petals of ten thousand pear trees" and other poems have become famous sentences that have been told through the ages.

Original poem:

A song "Snow White Farewell to Tian Shuji Wu's Homecoming" in Tang Dynasty;

The north wind swept across the earth and messed up Pennisetum, and the weather in August will be covered with heavy snow.

Suddenly, like a night wind blowing, like a pear tree in blossom.

Snowflakes fell into the curtains and wet them. The fur was not warm and the gold cup was too thin.

The bow became stiff and almost impossible to pull out, and the metal of the armor condensed on people.

The desert freezes over/kloc-0.000 feet, with a crack, and the sky is full of darkness and melancholy.

In the manager's account, this wine is a farewell party, and the Huqin Pipa flute ensemble adds luster to this entertainment.

In the evening, in front of the headquarters gate, heavy snow fell, the red flag froze, and the wind could not drag.

Luntai East Gate, welcome to the capital. Go, the mountain road is covered with snow.

I haven't seen you in the winding mountain road, leaving only a row of horseshoe prints.

Precautions:

1. white grass: the name of the pasture in the western regions, which turns white in autumn.

2. Hu Tian: refers to the climate of the western regions.

3. Yuanmen: In front of the ancient military camp, the shafts of the two cars crossed each other to form a semicircular door, which was later called Yuanmen.

Explanation:

The north wind swept across the earth, breaking hundreds of herbs, and the weather in Alakazam began to snow in August.

Suddenly, it was like a spring breeze blowing overnight, as if thousands of trees and pears were in full bloom.

Snow fell into the bead curtain and wet the curtain, and the fox fur was too thin to put on the warm brocade quilt.

The general's hands were too cold to open the horn bow, and his armor was still cold.

The desert is frozen and cracked, and the sky in Wan Li is full of clouds.

The coach put the wine in the account as a farewell party to return the guests, and the Huqin Pipa Qiangdi played an ensemble.

In the evening, the snow kept falling in front of Yuanmen, the red flag was frozen stiff and the wind could not move.

Take you back to Beijing outside the east gate of Luntai. Tianshan road was covered with heavy snow when I went there.

The winding mountain road has lost sight of you, leaving only a string of horseshoe prints on the snow.

About the author:

Cen Can (about 7 15-770), a frontier poet in Tang Dynasty, was born in Jiangling, Jingzhou (now Jiangling, Hubei), the great-grandson of Cen Wenben, the hero of Emperor Taizong, and later moved to Jiangling. His poems are longer than seven-character metrical poems, and his masterpiece is Song of Snow to Send Tian Shuji Wu Home. There are 360 existing poems. He has cordial feelings for frontier fortress scenery, military life and exotic cultural customs, so his frontier fortress poems are particularly excellent. The style is similar to that of Gao Shi, and later generations often call it "Gao Cen". There are ten volumes in The Collection of Cen Can, which have been lost. There are seven volumes (or eight volumes) of Cenjiazhou Collection. The Complete Tang Poetry consists of four volumes. ?

Extended data:

The author praises the snow scene at the border and expresses his feelings of parting. The whole poem praises the snow and indicates the strange cold in Tianshan Mountain. It is interesting to write the snow scene in the wild first and compare the winter scene in the border area with the spring scene in the south. Then from account to account, through people's feelings, write the strange cold of this day. Then we moved out of the tent, sketched the magnificent snow scene outside the Great Wall, and arranged the specific environment for farewell.

Finally, I wrote and sent out the military gate. It was at dusk with heavy snow. The snow closes the mountain, and the mountain turns away, which means parting. The whole poem uses the word "snow" and describes the snow scene in four different pictures before and after parting. The scenery is diverse, colorful and very touching. "Like the strong wind in spring, it blows at night and blows open the petals of ten thousand pear trees." With its fresh and attractive artistic conception, it is absolutely amazing to read.

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