First, the pinyin of ancient poems: f ě ng y ǔ du ā f ě ngy ǔ du ā n yá ng sh ě ng hu í ng (the wind and rain are over, the sun is shining), and mēLuówúchúdiào yěng líng (Miluo has nowhere to hang its soul). H m: H m: I li ú hu ā f ā y ā ng xi ā ng xi à o ā ng ao (sea durian should laugh), wú ji ǔ yu ā n mí ng yú x ǐ ng d ǐ ng (waking up alone without alcohol).
The Dragon Boat Festival was suddenly stormy and gloomy, and no one on the Miluo River mourned the death of Qu Yuan. The pomegranate flowers in full bloom seem to laugh at me, too. Even if Tao Yuanming doesn't drink, he admires Qu Yuan's outstanding sobriety.
3. Appreciation of ancient poetry: This poem begins with a description of the scenery. First, it describes the weather of the Dragon Boat Festival, which is gloomy and stormy. It uses the scenery to express feelings and pave the way for the later lyricism. Later, the poet remembered Qu Yuan's talent, used Qu Yuan's allusions, and then felt sad about his life experience and resented Qu Yuan's talent. The whole poem is euphemistic and implicit, which shows the poet Bei Qiong's sadness about his talent, and at the same time expresses the unappreciated but still free and easy spirit, and expresses the poet's yearning for the hermit's personality and spirit.