What does Bo Qinhuai mean?

Question 1: This is the title of Bo Qinhuai by Du Mu. The advantages of this writing method are as follows: firstly, it creates a very distinct environmental atmosphere, gives people a strong attraction, and produces an artistic effect that affects the whole body, which is very in line with the requirements of artistic expression. Secondly, one or two sentences are treated like this, just like the relationship between the picture and the inscription of a painting. When people appreciate a painting, they usually pay attention to the wonderful picture first (this is like "the cold moon in the smoke cage is sand"), and then look at the inscription in the corner (this is "Sleeping at Qinhuai Edge"). Therefore, the poet's writing style is quite in line with people's art appreciation habits.

Question 2: What is the theme of Bo Qinhuai's writing? The Qinhuai River in Jinling, the ancient capital of the Six Dynasties, has always been a place for dignitaries to have a full meal, and "Qinhuai" has gradually become synonymous with extravagant life. The poet stayed here for the night, saw the banquet and touched the scenery. Thinking of the decline of the Tang Dynasty and the fatuity and debauchery of those in power, he wrote this poem: Bo Qinhuai.

Question 3: Private enterprises, should I go? It's 2005, do you still care about private state-owned enterprises? There is gold shining everywhere.

Question 4: The problem of Bo Qinhuai's poems During the Du Mu period, the Tang Dynasty was declining and the court was corrupt. Du Mu's "Bo Qinhuai" warned the Tang Dynasty with "singing flowers across the river".

* * * flower, also known as Yushu * * * flower, was originally a love song with flowers as its theme in Yuefu folk songs. Chen, the last emperor of the Southern and Northern Dynasties, filled in new words. Although Chen's Yushu * * * is vulgar, it has been praised by a group of treacherous court officials, and he himself is complacent. The army of the Sui Dynasty had already arrived in Enemy at the Gates, and the king of national subjugation, Chen, was still singing "Jade Tree in the Wind" with his concubines and poets. Until the enemy rushed into the palace, he and his two concubines hid in a well. Sui soldiers "peep and call, the latter should not." I tried to walk down the stone, but I heard crying. Hold it with a rope, it's too heavy. After you come out, you ride with Zhang Guifei and Kong Guiren. "Chen Houzhu's gaffes at the time of national subjugation became an eternal joke, and his" Well proportioned "became synonymous with national subjugation. The poet used the ancient to satirize the present and warned the current dynasty.