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Boudoir Love is a seven-character quatrain written by Li Shangyin in the Tang Dynasty. Name of the basic introduction works: boudoir creation year: Tang Dynasty works genre: Seven-character quatrains Author: Li Shangyin works source: the whole Tang poetry text, works appreciation, author introduction, the boudoir of the poetry text is red, the flowers are white and the spleen is white, and the wasps and butterflies are uneven. I feel a romantic dream in the spring window, but I don't know it. Appreciation of Works This is a unique boudoir poem in Tang poetry. Most boudoir love poems are about women's feelings of hurting spring and complaining about parting, but this poem is about a woman sleeping next to her husband and dreaming of having a party with her lover. I'm afraid this theme is unique in ancient and modern boudoir love poems. The first sentence is to write a beautiful flower. The greenhouse and spleen all refer to the flower heart. Hongxia means red with dew, while white honey means white with honey juice. The second sentence says that both wasps and purple butterflies come to collect honey from this flower. The word "two jagged" is used wonderfully, indicating that bees and butterflies don't come at the same time. These two poems have symbolically explained the situation. The third sentence points out that this is a romantic dream that the woman had under the spring window. Why should we say "spring window" instead of "autumn window"? Because the word "spring" is not necessarily used as an adjective of the window, its meaning is only to explain the woman's mood, and it should be understood as the word "spring" in the Book of Songs. The fourth sentence is the main idea. The wife had a romantic dream in her sleep, but she didn't know it at all.

Feng Hao's comment on this song is "sharp, thin and efficient". It can be seen that he didn't understand the poem deeply. He thought it was an erotic poem without sustenance, a little frivolous and too straightforward. I think this poem can be understood as a masterpiece of "deep sustenance and gentle wording" Some people's thoughts, feelings and behaviors, even those who are together or extremely close, can't understand them, just as the husband in bed doesn't know his wife's thoughts, feelings and behaviors. This is to explain this poem from the perspective of sustenance, can't it be said that it is "deeply reposed and well worded"? At least, in this way, it is not a frivolous erotic poem. As for exploring the specific motivation implied by the poet from the meaning of this sustenance, it is impossible to go deeper. Author brief introduction Li Shangyin (about 813-858), a poet in the Tang Dynasty. The word Yishan,no. Yuxi Sheng, Fan Nansheng. Huaizhou Hanoi (now Qinyang, Henan) people. In the second year of Kaicheng (837), he was a scholar and. He used to be county commandant, secretary lang and judge of Dongchuan Festival. In the middle of the struggle between Niu and Li, he was squeezed out and was down and out for life. The achievements of poetry are very high, and the poems "praising history" are full of irony, and the "untitled" poems are very famous. He is good at law, uniqueness, literary talent and unique style, but he has too many useful classics and obscure intentions. There is Li Yishan's Poems.