1, pinyin and original text
White swan, white swan, bend neck, face upwards.
Baimao F. L ǜ Shufu. White feathers, floating in green water; The red soles of the feet stir the clear water.
2. Introduction to the work
Singing Goose is a famous poem written by the Tang Dynasty poet Luo when he was seven years old. The whole poem consists of four sentences, with geese as the theme, which describe the appearance, beautiful appearance and light movements of geese in swimming respectively, expressing the author's love for geese.
The first sentence describes the posture of the goose holding its head high and bending its long neck to sing to the sky, showing a calm and arrogant temperament. The second sentence describes the beautiful scene of wild geese playing in the water. As a classic in Tang poetry, it not only shows the poet's unique aesthetics, but also reflects the poet's love for nature and life. This is a masterpiece full of poetry and life interest.
Brief introduction and life of the poet
1, a brief introduction to the poet
Luo, a famous poet in Tang Dynasty, was born in Wuzhou (now Yiwu, Zhejiang). He, Yang Jiong and Lu were also called the four masters in the early Tang Dynasty. King Robin was born in a poor family and began to write poems at the age of seven. Because of his unique talent, he is called a child prodigy. His poems are rich, among which Goose Fu is one of his representative works.
Step 2 live
King Robin was born in a poor family. At the age of seven, he showed his poetic talent and was known as a child prodigy. He lost his father in his early years and his family was poor. During the reign of Emperor Xianqing (656 ~66 1), he became an official of Li, the king of Taoism, and later served in the imperial court and Sichuan. After worship, he joined the army in the western regions and went to Shu to levy Yunnan.
After returning to Beijing, he became a master of martial arts, transferred to Tang Ming as a master of martial arts, and transferred to the empire. He was framed in prison, pardoned and released as Lin Haicheng. Fight for grass, fight for Wu, defeat and flee. Although his official career was not smooth, his poems spread through the ages and were hailed as the first of the four outstanding figures in the early Tang Dynasty.