Poems about distant mountains and near water 1. What are the poems about the distant mountains?
The eyebrows are far away and the mountains are green.
When crossing the bridge in spring, the soul disappears with the railing. -Wen Tingyun's "Bodhisattva Man, Rainy Night, Linglong Day" left a few sleep marks and drunk sleeves, and a spring sorrow was near the wave.
The distant mountains are too low to sing. -Yan's "Huanxisha" has long eyebrows in the distant mountains, and the music is fine and the clouds are light.
-Yan "Qingpingle Xichi Tobacco" Cui Meirao is like a long mountain, and I am filled with this worry. -Yan's "Yulouchun" recalls the past hand in hand, but now the water is far away and the mountains are long.
-Xin Qiji's "Linjiang Xianzi, holding yellow flowers in hand, not in the mood" The mountains are far and near, and you can see them all day. The mountains are changing everywhere, and the travelers are unknown.
-Ouyang Xiu, who clings to the high trees at night and folds the light in the distant mountains. -Xu Hun's "Early Autumn", where the dragon cuts the sea and the tiger suddenly pulls out the distant mountains.
-Yan Lu's "Seven Words" The sky were to fall, and Hanshan returned. You should have stood for a long time, and then Bai Niao flew back.
-There is a white peak in the snow in the distant mountain of Qi Ji, and several other trees are red. -Nalan Xingde.
2. What's the last sentence of getting the moon first by the advantage?
Populus euphratica egrets are complacent.
This sentence comes from Su Shunqin's seven-character poem "Crossing Suzhou" in the Northern Song Dynasty.
Original text:
East out of the door, a clear sight, rain is sunny.
Populus euphratica egrets are complacent and have feelings of being close to water and distant mountains.
Everything rises and falls by providence, and everything is bitter and vulgar.
There is no way to live in infinite beauty, and it is ok to travel in the twilight zone.
Vernacular translation:
The scenery of Panmen in the east is particularly clear, and a rustling drizzle changed the weather. The egrets in Green Yang Yiyi are very happy, and the nearby water and the distant mountains are full of feelings. Everything in the world has its ups and downs, which are all done by providence. I sigh that I have suffered a lot, but I am looked down upon by ordinary people. Unfortunately, this infinite beauty can't stay, and the passenger ship is still rushing forward at dusk.
Extended data:
The first couplet always describes the beautiful scenery of Suzhou and the characteristics of the scenery in the south of the Yangtze River, which is "the water is bright and clear, and there are many mountains and Kong Yu": "the east gate is bright, and the rain is cloudy and sunny". These two sentences mean that the Oriental Gate is elegant and bright. At this time, it has just rained in Mao Mao, and the sky has cleared up. Don't say how beautiful the scenery is, say "I can't catch my eyes". The wonderful use of the word "scratch" makes people feel the new beauty of the earth, which is refreshing.
The first couplet is to write the overall feelings, and the couplet is based on this to write the specific scenery: "Qingyang egrets are complacent, and there are feelings near the water and distant mountains." The breeze is Xu Lai, and the green willows dance; In spring, egrets follow, just like lovers. Let's just say that they were "complacent" by E68A84E8A2AD 7A643133431376639. Being close to the water is like reflecting all the beautiful scenery in the world in a mirror, not only according to the stone carvings on the eaves and the city head, but also according to the poplars, egrets and boats.
The distant mountains are lush, or graceful, or their hair is like a bun, which seems to be comparable to the near water, so it is attractive. This couplet is not only antithetical to the upper and lower sentences, but also has duality in the sentences (such as "Populus davidiana" versus "Egret" and "Near Water" versus "Far Mountain"), which makes the rhyme more harmonious and the picture more vivid. This couplet is clearly from Li Shangyin's "February 2", saying that "flowers must be rogue, purple butterflies and wasps have feelings", but once touched, it has a unique charm. This couplet can also be said to be a poem with pictures, bright colors, beautiful scenery, full of vitality and endless charm.
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3. The last sentence, the moon comes first by the advantage.
The last sentence of "Get the moon first by the advantage of the water" is: Populus cathayensis and egrets are complacent.
This sentence comes from the Northern Song Dynasty poet Su Shunqin's Crossing Suzhou. The original text is as follows:
East out of the door, a clear sight, rain is sunny.
Populus euphratica egrets are complacent and have feelings of being close to water and distant mountains.
Everything rises and falls by providence, and everything is bitter and vulgar.
There is no way to live in infinite beauty, and it is ok to travel in the twilight zone.
Translation:
The scenery of Panmen in the east is particularly clear, and a rustling drizzle changed the weather.
The egrets in Green Yang Yiyi are very happy, and the nearby water and the distant mountains are full of feelings.
Everything in the world has its ups and downs, which are all done by providence. I sigh that I have suffered a lot, but I am looked down upon by ordinary people.
Unfortunately, this infinite beauty can't stay, and the passenger ship is still rushing forward at dusk.
Extended data:
Creation background
It is difficult to determine when this poem was written. Some people say that it was written in Huzhou in the long historical period in his later years, and it seems feasible after passing through Suzhou.
This poem is a masterpiece of the poet when he was in Suzhou. The work not only depicts the beautiful scenery of Suzhou, but also expresses the poet's bold feelings. The first couplet always writes about the beautiful scenery in Suzhou and the characteristics of the scenery in the south of the Yangtze River, that is, "the water is bright and the water is beautiful, and the mountains are empty and the rain is dew".
This couplet can also be said to be a poem with pictures, bright colors, beautiful scenery, full of vitality and endless charm. In such an environment of "enjoying oneself" and "all sentient beings are sentient beings", the poet can't help feeling sorry for the shadow, so he wrote a pun that "everything rises and falls according to God's will, and everything is bitter and vulgar".
4. The last sentence, the advantage is the advantage of the moon.
The last sentence of "Get the moon first by the advantage of the water" is: Populus cathayensis and egrets are complacent.
This sentence comes from the Northern Song Dynasty poet Su Shunqin's Crossing Suzhou. The original text is as follows: the east gate is bright, and the rain is clearer. Populus euphratica egrets are complacent and have feelings of being close to water and distant mountains.
Everything rises and falls by providence, and everything is bitter and vulgar. There is no way to live in infinite beauty, and it is ok to travel in the twilight zone.
The scenery of Panmen in the east is particularly clear, and a rustling drizzle changed the weather. The egrets in Green Yang Yiyi are very happy, and the nearby water and the distant mountains are full of feelings.
Everything in the world has its ups and downs, which are all done by providence. I sigh that I have suffered a lot, but I am looked down upon by ordinary people. Unfortunately, this infinite beauty can't stay, and the passenger ship is still rushing forward at dusk.
Extended data:
It is difficult to determine when this poem was written. Some people say that it was written in Huzhou in the long historical period in his later years, and it seems feasible after passing through Suzhou. This poem is a masterpiece of the poet when he was in Suzhou.
The work not only depicts the beautiful scenery of Suzhou, but also expresses the poet's bold feelings. The first couplet always writes about the beautiful scenery of Suzhou and the scenic features of the south of the Yangtze River, that is, "the water is clear and the mountains are empty and rainy". This couplet can also be said to be a poem with pictures and pictures, with bright colors, beautiful scenery, full of vitality and endless charm.
In such an environment of "enjoying oneself" and "all sentient beings are sentient beings", the poet can't help feeling sorry for the shadow, so he wrote a pun that "everything rises and falls according to God's will, and everything is bitter and vulgar".
5. What's the last sentence of "the advantage is the first to get the moon"?
The breeze and bright moon are priceless.
1, this is a couplet, "The breeze and the bright moon are priceless, and there is love near the water and mountains." The first part comes from Ouyang Xiu's poem Canglang Pavilion, "The breeze and bright moon are priceless, but it's a pity that they only sell for 40 thousand"; The second part comes from Su Shunqin's poem "A Trip to Suzhou", "Qingyang Egrets are complacent, and there are feelings near the water and distant mountains." During the Jiaqing period of the Qing Dynasty, Liang Zhangju, the governor of Jiangsu and the master of couplets, incorporated this couplet into the Canglang Pavilion when he was restoring it. The breeze and bright moon (wonders) are priceless, and the distant mountains are close to the water. It shows that the author is very satisfied with the environment, thus giving feelings to the surrounding mountains and rivers.
2. This couplet uses the antonym "yes" to "no" and "sentient beings" to "priceless", which means that there are cool winds and bright moons everywhere, but for laymen, money can't buy them; Yamamoto, who has the advantage of getting the moon first, is a heartless thing, but in the eyes of the poet, it has become a sentient thing with strong contrast. It is more interesting to say that "the distant mountain is close to the water" is neat to "the breeze and the bright moon", that is, "the distant mountain is neat to" the water "and" the bright moon "is neat to" the breeze ".
Canglang Pavilion is a seven-character ancient poem written by Ouyang Xiu, a writer in the Northern Song Dynasty. Through the description of the imaginary Canglang Pavilion, the author expressed his deep sympathy for his friend's unfortunate political experience and vented his grievances of being beaten and demoted.
4. Crossing Suzhou is a seven-character poem by Su Shunqin, a poet in the Northern Song Dynasty. In this poem, I praised Suzhou for its beautiful scenery and elegant scenery, and also wrote the poet's infinite attachment to this place and his reluctance to leave. In his sad expression, you can see that he is carefree and natural. This poem is written with deep feelings and unique charm.