Diary of March 3rd is a poem by Meng Haoran, a poet in the Tang Dynasty. It expresses the harmony between nature and life by describing the scene of spring and people's play activities, and emphasizes the interdependence and mutual support between man and nature.
First, describe the scene of spring.
Meng Haoran vividly described the scene of spring and pointed out the direction of the growth and extinction of all things in nature with the beginning of "Spring silkworms die, and night candles burn their wick".
Second, describe people's play activities.
In this poem, Meng Haoran shows people's understanding of nature and reverence for life by depicting people's play and sacrifice in spring.
Third, express the harmony between nature and life.
Meng Haoran showed the relationship between the natural environment and human life through the Diary of March 3, and called on people to cherish nature and life more and establish the concept of "sharing life with heaven and earth".
Fourth, emphasize the interdependence and mutual support between man and nature.
Meng Haoran's Diary of March 3rd is a poem of scientific enlightenment in ancient China literature. It created a new pattern of pastoral poetry in Tang Dynasty, emphasizing the interdependence, mutual influence and mutual support between man and nature.
V. Influence on later literature
Meng Haoran's Diary of March 3rd, with its unique language charm and humanistic feelings, has become a classic in ancient Chinese literature, influenced the creation of many literati in later generations, and displayed the magnificent realm and rich connotation of "pastoral poetry" in Tang Dynasty.