Jiang Mei 1
Plum blossoms break before, but more after.
I never know that spring is good, what is the most annoying thing?
The snow trees are the same color, and the river wind is its own school.
I can't see my hometown, and the witch is gloomy and rugged.
2. "as small as"
The days and personnel change rapidly every day, and then the winter solstice, after the winter solstice, after the weather gets warmer, spring comes back.
Embroider five elements with weak lines and blow six pieces of fly ash.
The river bank seems to be waiting for the last month to pass, so that the willows can stick out their branches and take out new buds, and the mountains can break through the cold so that the plum blossoms can bloom.
Although I am in a foreign land, the scenery here is no different from my hometown, so let the children pour wine and have a drink.
1, Jiang Mei is a five-character poem. The first couplet is about the poet's longing for the love of plum blossoms from the beginning of the twelfth lunar month to the end of the year; Zhuan Xu wrote the first pair of couplets with a strong sense of spring. No matter how good the spring is, it can't dispel the "guest worries"; The necklace paused again, writing scenery instead of lyric, which added the meaning of "Jiang Mei". William said that he couldn't enjoy this beautiful spring because he was displaced by the war and left his hometown. First, the triple connection, focusing on scenery; Second, the quartet is connected with emotion, which is not only the graceful beauty of Jiang Mei, but also the desolation of the author.
2. Xiaozhi is a seven-character poem. This poem describes the seasonal changes from winter to the day before and after. It not only depicts the growth during the day with embroidery thread, but also depicts the scene of winter and spring with the willow trees by the river turning green and the plum blossoms on the mountain in full bloom. The whole poem embodies the poet's rare comfortable mood.
The whole poem closely revolves around the "smallest" season, narrating, describing scenery and expressing feelings, full of strong life interest, and cutting without being extensive.