These four sentences begin with an abrupt and strange image. The audience was first stunned by Li's superb playing skills, and for a moment, he seemed to be driven out of his mind. Li Ping played in the realm of Qingming, Qingming and crisp autumn. "Gao Qiu" not only pointed out the playing time, but also wrote the playing environment.
"Zhang" is not only an abstract performance, but also easy to make people think that the emotional charm of music is high and full, reaching the sky.
"An empty mountain condenses clouds and does not flow" closely follows the previous sentence, and writes the musical effect. Clouds flowing in the empty Shan Ye listened to this thrilling music, stopped for it and forgot to flow.
The word "decadent" and the word "Zhang" are just a comparison. The former is full, while the latter is weak. The word "decadence" vividly describes the modality of the moment when the cloud is hit by music. So, what kind of music is so shocking? "Singing Bamboo Sorrow in Jiang 'e" skillfully points out the expression of music: "Sorrow".
For example, after the climax of Long Beach was shattered, the feeling of bitterness and depression spread, as if Mrs. Xiang had cried bamboo and was heartbroken for the death of Shun, and as if the fairy who was good at drumming instruments was heartbroken.
At this time, the rhythm of the music has a small pause. The poet took this opportunity to explain the player's situation: it turned out that Li Ping was playing in the capital Chang 'an.
The first sentence of the poem comes straight to the point, and the writing structure of Wu Si Shutong is excellent, so as to set off the performer's superb skills, that is, writing things, that is, writing people, killing two birds with one stone.
The word "high autumn" not only means late autumn in September, but also means "crisp autumn", which is more meaningful than "late autumn" and "late autumn" Write music in two or three sentences.
The poet deliberately avoids the invisible, colorless and elusive subject (rustling sound) and writes from objects (such as "empty mountains and condensed clouds"), which is both true and illusory and extremely expressive.