Early fog is thicker than rain, and the fields are deep and the rice is low.
the chicken didn't sing when going out, and the passing horse hissed frequently.
the trees are hidden away, and the sound of the spring is dark.
thirty miles alone, the city and the moon are still like Jue.
This five-character poem is always written closely with the word "Zao" in the title. The fog is thick, the chicken doesn't sing, the horse hisses, the trees are hidden far away, and the sound of the spring is dark. "independence" and "singing thirty miles, the city and the moon are still as bright as Jue" are also written as "early" Without a deep life experience, it is impossible to write so vividly and aptly.
With regard to the poem's epilogue, as in the previous three parts, the author uses the method of line drawing to write out the hardships of the author's journey. If we pay attention to the part, it is a rhetorical method of metaphor to look at the word "Rujue" alone. Get up early and hurry. After walking 3 miles, the moonlight is still bright. It can also be said that the brighter the moonlight, the more hazy everything around it, and the more prominent the "early" of "hair"!
The word "independence" in the couplet is not to complain about not having a traveling companion or being far away from home and relatives. I just said that I started early, and I didn't meet other early pedestrians all the way for 3 miles.
Therefore, it is debatable to say that the couplet expresses the author's loneliness when he travels far away. With the company of horses, the bright moonlight, the gurgling sound of springs and the singing of thirty miles all the way, there is no loneliness!
Maybe it's the poet's first "early hair". Everything is so fresh! We even feel that the poet's heart is relaxed and leisurely, and the poet appreciates the scenery along the way! Of course, the poet overcame great difficulties. No wonder some people mentioned "freedom and carefree", "optimism and open-mindedness" and "good attitude" when appreciating this poem.
Of course, when a poet lives in a foreign country, loneliness should be a common feeling. Maybe he suffered this kind of torture before he got up early. However, in this poem "Early Hair", there is no loneliness and loneliness between the lines, and some are leisurely and contented to overcome all kinds of difficulties of "early hair" and the strength and openness behind this leisurely and contented.
Wei Zhuang (about 836-91) was born in Duling, Chang 'an (near Xi 'an today), a poet and poet in the late Tang Dynasty, and a former prime minister of Shu in the Five Dynasties. The fourth grandson of Wei Yingwu (737-792), a poet in the Middle Tang Dynasty.