This topic examines the thoughts and feelings of poetry, and generally understands the author's thoughts and feelings through the description of the scenery.
From "Sailing and Sleeping in the Moon", we can realize that the poet is wandering in a foreign land and has a faint homesickness. "There are three or four small villages near the water. When the wind blows, the boat catches the stone, and the tide returns to the geese to recognize the flat sand. " These sentences show a fresh and quiet beauty. At this time, the author's mood suddenly enlightened. "Autumn to the south, cangzhou read the Spring Festival.
On the river
Ming Sun Qi
Jiang Shangqing maple blossoms, sails and moonlight.
There are three or four small villages near the water.
When the wind blows, the fishing boat catches the stone, and when the tide comes, the geese recognize the flat sand.
I went to the south in autumn, and it was Cangzhou who studied in old China.
Note ① Sun Kun (fén): Zi Zhongyan, Mr. An, from Nanhai, Guangdong. ② Cangzhou: the land of waterfront.
In early autumn, some blue maple leaves gradually turn red, which looks like red flowers on the leaves from a distance. My passenger ship and the moon shadow are in the reeds. After the dark clouds, it began to rain, and the small village by the river was bathed in the rain. The wind is blowing gently, the fishing boats are still fishing, the river is rising again, and the geese are back on the beach. The sadness in my heart was blown away by the wind, at that seaside (Cangzhou)