Author: Zhang Ji-"a night-mooring near maple bridge"
Content: Cold night and fisherman Jiang Feng worry about sleeping. In the lonely Hanshan Temple outside Suzhou, the bell that rang in the middle of the night reached the passenger ship.
Author: Zhang Ji, born and died in an unknown year, from Nanyang. Tianbao Jinshi, a former Jiao Jian ancestor Yuan Wailang, Hongzhou Salt and Iron Bureau as a judge. Most of his poems were written by Ji Xing, not engraved. There is a collection of poems by Zhang Zubu.
Note: Note: 1. Qiao Feng: The name of the bridge is located in the west of Nagato, Wuxian County, Jiangsu Province. 2. Uti: Crows crow. Wu, referring to crows, also refers to birds that perch in trees at night. 3. Jiang Feng: A maple tree by the river. 4. Gusu: another name for Suzhou, named after Gusu Mountain in the southwest of the city. 5. Hanshan Temple: A temple one mile west of Qiao Feng. According to legend, in the early Tang Dynasty, two famous monks, Hanshan and Pika, lived here, hence the name. 6. Midnight bell: In the Tang Dynasty, temples had the habit of ringing bells at midnight.
Appreciation: The poem begins with a tiny scene and depicts a hazy, quiet, cold and beautiful autumn night picture of Jiangnan water town. One or two sentences in the poem, although written in autumn night, can still make people feel the colors and shapes of all kinds of autumn objects along the river, as well as the sounds and emotions; The feeling reflected is one reality and one deficiency, and the contrast is very clear. The artistic conception of poetry creation lies in the mystery of the contrast between complexity and reality. Three or four sentences are a capital pen, which spread the bell of Hanshan Temple a mile away. What kind of feelings will this transcendental clock with Zen bring to those who stay in a sad night?