1. It expresses the author's praise for the harmony and beauty between man and nature when he is intoxicated with the scenery of the fields.
2. Expanding knowledge:
1. Appreciation of the original words: In the Mulberry Tea Tunnel
When the weather is clear and the wind is dry, the grass is full of flowers, the embankment is full of water and the stream is full of water. .
The boy is sleeping in Liu Yin, and a cow has eaten Liu Yinxi.
2. Introduction to the works: There are 8 poems by Yang Wanli, a poet of the Southern Song Dynasty, chanting "In the Road of Mulberry Tea". They were written when he passed through Ningguo County, Anhui Province on his way to Zhangzhou for his appointment. This is one of the poems, describing the fields in early spring after a burst of rain, the warm sun and wind, and the flowing streams. On the river bank, the grass is green and the flowers are red, and the willows are densely shaded. It renders a bright, warm atmosphere and a vibrant artistic conception.
3. About the author: Yang Wanli, courtesy name Tingxiu and nickname Chengzhai. A native of Jishui, Jizhou (now Jishui County, Jiangxi Province).
Yang Wanli (1127~1206) was named Tingxiu and Chengzhai. A native of Jizhou, Jiangxi (now Kuantang Village, Huangqiao Town, Jishui County, Jiangxi Province), he was an outstanding poet in the Southern Song Dynasty and a Han nationality. He devoted his life to resisting the Jin Dynasty, and together with Fan Chengda, Lu You and others, he was known as the "Four Great ZTE Poets" of the Southern Song Dynasty. In the 24th year of Shaoxing (1154), he became a Jinshi. He successively served as Dr. Guozi, Dr. Taichang, Taichang Cheng and the Right Assistant Minister of the Ministry of Civil Affairs, promoted tea and salt official affairs in Changping, Guangdong, Tidian Prison in Guangdong, and was a member of the Ministry of Civil Affairs, such as Wailang. He objected to using iron money to travel to the counties south of the Yangtze River. He changed his name to Ganzhou and refused to go. He resigned and returned home to live in the countryside. In the history of Chinese literature, together with Lu You, Fan Chengda and You Miao, he is known as the "Four Southern Song Dynasty poets" and "the four great poets of the Zhongxing Dynasty".
When Chunxi served in Guangdong from the sixth to the eleventh year (1179), he found that there were no military camps outside the Hui, Chao and other prefectures, and the soldiers all lived in the city, so he asked for permission to build forts outside the countryside on all roads. Build barracks and soldiers are not allowed to move into the city. In Huizhou, he wrote popular poems such as "White Crane Peak", "Visiting Dongpo's Former Residence", "Jiezhou Huizhou New Bridge", "Visiting Fenghu", etc. Among them, "Visiting Fenghu" is one of the famous poems about West Lake in Huizhou: "Three It is located in the West Lake, which is full of autumn colors, and the Qiantang Yingshui reaches Luofu. The east slope was originally the length of the West Lake, and it would have to stop if it did not reach Luofu." His poems had a great influence in Huizhou and were enshrined in Jingxian Temple by the West Lake.