Describe Xue Baochai's ambition to rise to the top in A Dream of Red Mansions. This poem is Lin Jiang Xian Liu Xu written by Xue Baochai in the seventieth episode of A Dream of Red Mansions.
1. Original text:
Bai Yutang danced in the first spring, and the east wind rolled evenly. Bees swarmed around butterflies. How many times have you gone with the water? Is it necessary to appoint Fang Chen?
thousands of miles will never change, so let him get together and leave. There is no root in laughing when you are young. Good wind, with its strength, sent me to Qingyun.
2. Interpretation:
The east wind rolls up the scattered catkins and dances in front of Bai Yutang. Its graceful and light dance moves like busy bees and butterflies. Did the flying catkins ever die with the flowing water? Why abandon it in the mud and dust filled with flowers? Inextricably linked, closely complicated, and never able to change, let it gather or separate.
Infinitely beautiful spring scenery. Don't laugh at the flimsy catkins, which have no roots or stumbles. With the help of the east wind that blows a hundred flowers, they send me straight to the sky.
3. Appreciation:
This word is empty, focusing on the description of catkins and leisurely dancing. I expressed my ambition and wrote the feelings of catkins: there is a combination of separation and a reunion. On the surface, this word is written about catkin's appearance and psychology, but in fact, it subtly expresses Xue Baochai's ambition to rise to the top of the world through catkin. The whole sentence eulogizes things, and there is "I" everywhere, which is physical and affectionate.
expanded information
1. Xue Baochai's judgment in the main book (the combination of Chai and Dai)
It's a pity to stop working, but it's a pity to praise talents.
jade belts are hung in the forest and buried in the snow.
2. Comments by famous experts: Looking at the whole word, every sentence is about chanting things, and there is "I" everywhere, which is a perfect poem about chanting things. -Appreciation of Chinese Poetry by Professor Liu Jianlong of Zhengzhou University
Reference: Baidu Encyclopedia-Linjiangxian Catkin
Baidu Encyclopedia-Xue Baochai.