Xuan Di Mausoleum (Seven Wonders)
(Tang) Li Bai
When the sun sets, the clouds and cranes on Cangshan Mountain are small.
At the end of this late spring.
The new swallow nesting stayed for a long time,
Am I dead or drunk?
Note that the mausoleum of Emperor Xuan Di, also known as Ling Du, is the mausoleum of Emperor Xuan Di Liu Xun. Located in the south of Sanzao Town, Qujiang Township, Yanta District, Xi City, Shaanxi Province. Here, with deep forests and lush vegetation, it was a famous tourist hunting area at that time. Xuan Di, the Emperor of the Han Dynasty, liked the natural environment here, so he chose this place as his mausoleum.
poetic sentiment
This is an ancient poem.
Write a vision in the first sentence. "Sunset" means time, which is evening. "Cangshan Cloud Crane is Small" is what the poet saw. The green hills are foggy, and the clouds and cranes fly far away, getting smaller and smaller.
Write a close-up of the second sentence. Trees reflect clear springs. This idiom refers to the tree next to the mausoleum, which has deep roots and luxuriant leaves.
In the third close-up, Xinyan flies around the nest of her new house at night, which implies that the poet's life experience has degenerated.
The fourth sentence is lyrical. Xuan Di was buried in Yuling, sleeping like a drunk. How can we know Xinyan's confusion when walking in this lush forest and dusk?
There are both the confusion of natural scenery and the feeling of the poet's wandering life experience in the poem, both the feeling that things are different and the sigh that life is short.