The explanation is as follows:
I like the quiet grass growing by the stream, and the orioles sing in the deep trees.
The spring tide carries the rapids of the evening rain, and only the unmanned boat is traversing the middle of the river.
"Chuzhou West Stream" is a poem written by Wei Yingwu, a poet from the Tang Dynasty, who describes the seven unique scenery.
The whole poem is as follows:
The lonely grass grows beside the stream, and the oriole sings in the deep trees.
The spring tide brings rain late and comes quickly, and there is no boat crossing the wild river.
Extended information:
Creative background
It is generally believed that the poem "Chuzhou West Stream" was written by Wei Yingwu, who was appointed governor of Chuzhou in the second year of Jianzhong (781) by Emperor Dezong of the Tang Dynasty. Made at the time. He often walked alone in the suburbs, and Chuzhou Xijian was a place he often visited. The author loved the quiet scenery of Xijian. He visited Xijian in Chuzhou (in the western suburbs of Chuzhou City) one day and wrote this poetic poem.
About the author
Wei Yingwu (737-792), a poet of the Tang Dynasty. Han nationality, from Chang'an (now Xi'an, Shaanxi). From the age of fifteen, he served as Sanwei Lang's personal attendant to Emperor Xuanzong of the Tang Dynasty. He went in and out of the palace and traveled with Emperor Xuanzong of the Tang Dynasty. In his early years, he was unruly and unruly, running rampant in the countryside. His fellow villagers thought that he was suffering because of his misdeeds. When the Anshi Rebellion broke out, Emperor Xuanzong of the Tang Dynasty fled and became homeless and derelict in his duties. He became determined to study and often "burned incense and sat on the floor".
Wei Yingwu was a landscape pastoral poet, and later generations often referred to him as "Wang Meng, Wei Liu". His poetic style is calm and lofty, and he is famous for his ability to describe scenery and reclusive life. Wei Yingwu's poetry creation has the greatest achievements.
His poems mostly describe landscapes and pastoral areas, which are beautiful and leisurely, and sometimes reveal a sense of quiet anger in the midst of peace. Poems that reflect the sufferings of the people are quite sympathetic. He was a poet with high artistic achievements in the mid-Tang Dynasty. Today there are 10 volumes of "Wei Jiangzhou Collection", two volumes of "Wei Suzhou Collection of Poems", and 10 volumes of "Wei Suzhou Collection". Only one essay survives.
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