You're right, you're right.
This is a good example.
Original text:
Along the way, I walked through water after water, and the edge of the river was full of flowers.
Because of the beautiful scenery, beautiful scenery, I came to your home unconsciously.
Translation:
Cross a water or a water and see a heavy flower or a heavy flower. The spring breeze blows across the river, and you come home unconsciously.
Precautions:
1, seeking: access.
2. Hu: A hermit named Hu.
Jun: refers to a hermit named Hu.
Appreciation of Looking for Hu;
Looking for Hu is a five-character quatrain written by Gao Qi, a poet in Ming Dynasty. This poem records the beautiful and charming scenery, flowing water, flowers, spring breeze and paths that the poet saw along the way when he went to a friend's house, which made people overwhelmed and expressed the poet's relaxed and leisurely mood. The words used in the whole poem are repetitive but concise, seemingly simple but full of chic.
From Crossing the Water and Crossing the Water, Watching Flowers and Watching Flowers. It can be seen that the journey to Hu's home is not close, but the scenery along the way is beautiful. "Crossing the Water" and "Looking at Flowers" are indeed too brief descriptions, but through overlapping syntax, they can give people a rich sense of change. The outlines of the words "Fu" and "Hui" give people the impression that they always want to see enough, but never get enough, instead of being bored.
Comment, find: visit. Yǐn: Hermit, named Hu (in feudal society, people who lived in seclusion in the mountains without being an official were called hermits). Jun: It refers to a hermit named Hu. Vernacular translation: I crossed water after water along the way, and the roadside was full of invisible flowers. Because of the beautiful spring and beautiful scenery along the way, I came to your home unconsciously.
Gao Qi (1336-1374 [1]? ), the word Ji Di,no. Cha Xuan, was born in Changzhou (now Suzhou City, Jiangsu Province). At the end of Yuan Dynasty, he lived in seclusion in Wusong Qingqiu, calling himself Qingqiuzi. Poets and writers in the late Yuan Dynasty and early Ming Dynasty.
At the beginning of Hongwu in Ming Dynasty, he was recommended to participate in the revision of Yuan history, awarded the compilation of imperial academy's national history, and was appointed as a teacher of kings. The right assistant minister of the Ministry of Finance, Horie Guiwen, refused to accept his words. Wei Guan, the Suzhou magistrate, was convicted and punished for changing politics in the former site of Zhang Shicheng Palace. Gao Qi once wrote "Liang Wen Zhi Jun" for him, and the word "Long Pan Hu Ju" was suspected of praising Zhang Shicheng, even sitting in the middle.
Gao Qi is brilliant, knowledgeable and literate, especially good at poetry. He, Liu Ji and Song Lian are also called "the great poets in the third day of Ming Dynasty", and Yang Ji, Zhang Yu and Xu Ben are also called "four outstanding poets in Wuzhong". At that time, critics compared them to "four outstanding figures in the early Ming Dynasty". It is also equal to Wang Xing's "Ten Friends of the Northland". Gao Qishi adopts the strengths of many families and has no paranoia.
However, from Han Wei to Song Dynasty, he died in his prime and failed to create an independent style. Poetry reflecting people's life is simple and true, full of life breath. The works that hang in the past or express hugs have deep feelings and unrestrained style. There are collections of poems, The Complete Works of Gao Taishi, Poems, Ci Collection and Fishing for Boat Collection.