"After the rain clears, the mountains break the sky" translated into modern Chinese means: after the rain clears, the sunset is seen again, and the mountains are like layers of military formations. "After the rain clears up, the sun rises again, and the mountains fall and the earth cracks" comes from the Bodhisattva. The whole poem depicts the beautiful scenery after the rain, and expresses the poet's relief and optimism after the victory of the Anti-Japanese War.
Great white emperor bodhisattva
Red, orange, yellow, green, blue and purple, who is dancing with color training? After the rain, the sun went down again and the mountains were blue.
When the fighting was urgent, the village wall was smashed by bullets. Decorate this mountain, it looks better today.
Formal characteristics of ancient poetry
1, the sentence is neat
Classical poetry, except words and songs, is mostly neat sentences. For example, The Book of Songs is basically four words, The Songs of Chu is roughly six words plus the word "Xi", and most ancient poems and modern poems are five or seven words.
2, flat and antithesis
"Ping" and "Nuo" are two major categories of Chinese tones. In modern poetry, poetry and songs, there are quite strict regulations on the use of flat and even words. Some positions must be in plain characters, and some positions must be in plain characters. For example, "Although the country is broken, the mountains and rivers will last forever, and the vegetation will revive in spring" (Du Fu's "Spring Hope") is a sentence pattern of "flat and light, flat and light".
Refer to the above information? Baidu Encyclopedia-Ancient Poetry