Source: Buji, sending Bao Haoran to East Zhejiang-Song: Wang Guan.
Water looks like a beautiful woman's eyes, like a beautiful frown.
Where are you going? To the intersection of mountains and rivers.
Take the spring water and send you back.
If you go to the south, you can catch up with spring, and you must keep the scenery of spring.
Water is like a beauty's flowing eyes, and mountains are like a beauty's frowning eyebrows. Want to ask pedestrians where to go? To the place where mountains and rivers meet. I've just sent spring away, and I want to send you home. If you catch up with spring in Jiangnan, you must keep the scenery of spring.
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1, the creative background of Buji, seeing Bao Haoran off to East Zhejiang.
In late spring, the poet said goodbye to his good friend Bao Haoran who was about to return to his hometown (East Zhejiang) in Yuezhou. It expresses the poet's feelings when he bid farewell to his good friend Bao Haoran, and sincerely wishes his good friend to be with Spring.
2. Appreciation of "Buji Operator Sending Bao Haoran to East Zhejiang"
This word is a farewell work. Bao Haoran in the title is the author's friend, and East Zhejiang is the place where friends will go. This word is divided into two parts. The first part describes a friend's return to the mountains and rivers in eastern Zhejiang, and the second part expresses the author's deep wishes for his friend's return to the south of the Yangtze River.
This is a farewell letter. The two sentences "water is" and "mountain is" are rich in meaning and inspiring. The poet compared the water flow in Ming Che to the eyes of a beauty, and compared the mountain of indigo naturalis to the brow peak of a beauty, and highly praised the beauty and loveliness of the mountains and rivers in eastern Zhejiang.