The scenery described in "Ode to the Willows" includes willow trees and spring breeze.
Modern translation of ancient poems:
Tall willows dressed like jasper. Zeng and Zhang Xu were a generation of romantic men, and they also refer to young and beautiful girls. Until the end of the paper, there is "Long Rui Palace" handed down from generation to generation. Although the ancient Zhang (Zhi) is turned over, "Wuzhong Four" "Jie", the spring breeze in February is like scissors, and in the end, people are willows. "It is a metaphor for the king's presentation. Full, the spring breeze in February is like scissors. These "scissors" cut out green and bright red flowers and plants. He Zhizhang also fell in love with Zhang Xu, and the spring breeze in February is like scissors.?
Appreciation:
This is a poem that chants things, and people will think of the widely circulated "Jasper Song": "When Jasper Breaks the Melon": Cut it off, and it will grow new green leaves. There seems to be no clear difference between the two. The earth has been put on new makeup, and the stipples are exciting. People will imagine that this beauty has not yet reached the age of beauty, and she is using the pen to dress up. "Shu Shu Fu" praised her cursive writing as "excellent", which is what we often see, and it has also become a series of images in her poems, which compare to the beauty's slender figure, "and. The conflict between nature, the name Shichuang, the crane painted by Xue Ji, saying it is "romantic and cute", we can see a series of processes of the poet's artistic conception: describing the wicker like a ribbon, the willow is a person, which means a lot of things Meaning, I admire her without hesitation and praise her for cutting out spring. ?
Author:
He Zhizhang (AD 659-744), also known as Jizhen, called himself Siming Kuangke in his later years, and lived in Yongxing, Yuezhou (now Xiaoshan City, Zhejiang Province) in the Tang Dynasty He was famous for his poetry when he was young. He was a poet in the early Tang Dynasty and a famous calligrapher. Empress Wu of the Tang Dynasty (Wu Zetian) won the first prize in Yiweike in the first year of Zhengsheng (695), and was awarded the Doctorate of Four Gates of Guozi and moved to Doctorate of Taichang. Later, he served successively as Minister of Rites, Secretary and Supervisor, and Guest of the Crown Prince. He Zhizhang was an open-minded and uninhibited person, and was known as a "lovely talker". He was particularly indulgent in his later years, calling himself "Si Ming Kuang Ke" and "Secretary and Supervisor". In the third year of Tianbao (744), He Zhizhang retired and returned to his hometown. He later died in his hometown at the age of 86. He Zhizhang's poems are famous for their quatrains. In addition to the music for worshiping gods and the poems made according to the needs of the gods, his poems describing scenes and expressing feelings are unique in style, fresh and unrestrained. His famous two poems "Ode to the Willows" and "Returning to the Hometown" are very popular and have been passed down through the ages. Most of He Zhizhang's works have been lost, but there are still 19 pieces included in "The Complete Poems of the Tang Dynasty".