Tao Yuanming's migrating poems

The purpose poem of Tao Yuanming's migration: I once wanted to live in Nancun, not for Buqi's family. I'm glad to hear more people and enjoy the morning and evening.

I wanted to live in Nancun before, not to choose a good house. I heard that the people here are simple and happy, and they are accompanied by * * * day and night.

"Migration" is a set of poems written by Tao Yuanming, a writer in Jin and Song Dynasties, shortly after he moved to Nancun from an idyllic residence. These two poems are both about the joy of neighborhood communication in Nancun, and each has its own emphasis.

Appreciation of the whole poem:

Migration reflects Tao Yuanming's contentment with farming life and poverty, and also shows his simple and profound friendship with the people around him, showing his bright and clean personality.

The first poem is about the reasons for moving to Nancun and the fun after moving. This poem enthusiastically praised the "simple" people in Nancun, showing the elegant and pure taste of like-minded. Poets and these simple "simple-hearted" people get along with each other day and night, talking freely about the past, commenting on articles and enjoying their feelings.

The second poem is about working, playing and establishing close friendship with neighbors after moving to Nancun. At the same time, it also expressed satisfaction and satisfaction with the self-sufficient life of farming.