The poem about longing for my hometown is as follows:
1. Original text:
Every spring is sad in a foreign land, Du Qu or Huang Ying can know it. Even more so when the sun sets on the bank of the river, and there are traces of heartbroken smoke and willows.
Interpretation:
I have been away from home all year round. Every spring, I feel so sad to be alone in a foreign country. I sit under a tree and drink. The oriole on the tree should also understand that I am homesick. The mood. Seeing the setting sun on the river bank, it feels like my heart has been torn into pieces.
Appreciation:
"Homesickness Beyond the River" was created by the Tang Dynasty poet Wei Zhuang in his later years. The poet lived in Duling and Chang'an in his childhood, and later when he was living in a foreign land, He misses his hometown very much. As he reaches his later years, the poet feels the end of the world and his longing for Chang'an becomes more and more desolate. This poem reflects the poet's deep longing for his hometown, Chang'an.
2. Original text:
When a young boy left home and his boss came back, his local pronunciation remained unchanged and his hair on his temples faded. When children see each other but don't recognize each other, they laugh and ask where the guest comes from.
Interpretation:
I left my hometown when I was young and came back when I was old; my accent has not changed, but my temples have turned gray. When the children saw it, they didn't recognize me. They laughed and asked: Where did this guest come from?
Appreciation:
This is a poem about the feeling of returning to one's hometown after a long stay in a foreign land. The whole poem expresses the feeling that the mountains and rivers remain the same, people are different, life is easy to grow old, and the world has gone through vicissitudes of life. In the first and second sentences, the poet is placed in a familiar yet unfamiliar hometown environment, and it is difficult to calm down. The first sentence describes the fact that he has been visiting a foreign country for decades, and the second sentence describes his "boss" attitude, implying infinite nostalgia. Although the three or four sentences are written by themselves, they are written from the perspective of children, which is full of life interest.
3. Original text:
The hotel is sleepless under the cold light, and the guest’s heart becomes desolate. Tonight I miss my hometown thousands of miles away, and I will see another year of frost on my temples tomorrow.
Interpretation:
The cold light in the hotel reflects the lonely guest who cannot sleep. Why does this lonely traveler feel so miserable? People in my hometown must be missing me tonight, who is thousands of miles away; my hair on the temples has turned gray, and I will be one year older tomorrow.
Appreciation:
Gao Shi is known as a frontier poet with a vigorous and vigorous poetic style. However, this "Masterpiece" has a simple and natural style of poetry. There is not a single uncommon word or fancy wording in the whole poem. There are no scenery outside the Great Wall or wonders of foreign cities. They are all simple spoken language, expressing ordinary feelings on New Year's Eve; but the true feelings of a wanderer in a foreign land are vividly and touchingly written.