Daoqian (Northern Song Dynasty)
Feng Pu searched and searched for softness, but he couldn't set up dragonflies freely.
On the way to Linping Mountain in May, there are countless lotus flowers in Tingzhou.
Note ① Linping refers to Linping Mountain, which is in the northeast of Hangzhou, Zhejiang Province. 2 wind blowing cattail hunting: the sound made by wind blowing cattail.
1. For example, there is a sentence or two in the poem that describes the sound made by the wind blowing the cattail, the way the cattail gently swings back and forth with the wind, and the wild posture of the dragonfly standing unsteadily on the cattail, which captures the wild posture of the natural scenery, highlights the dynamic beauty of nature and shows the charming scenery in the midsummer in the south of the Yangtze River.
2. This poem depicts the beautiful and moving scene that the poet saw on Linping Road in summer, expresses the poet's love for vibrant and vibrant nature, and shows the poet's carefree and relaxed mentality.
analyse
1. This poem describes the sound shape of Puwei, the unstable posture of the dragonfly standing on Puwei, and the blooming lotus flower at the foot of Linping Mountain. It is also full of strong painting, which shows the typical characteristics of Song poetry in this respect. But what the poet pursues is painting in poetry, not poetry equals painting, but poetry and painting are interlinked and have the characteristics of both. Because, on the whole, poetry is a dynamic art and painting is a static art. Although this poem is picturesque, it still has the characteristics of poetry and is a model of perfect combination of the two.
2. Wang Guowei said that everything has feelings. The poet painted such a beautiful picture of summer scenery, with the breeze hunting, dragonflies flying and lotus flowers all over Tingzhou, all of which reflected the poet's love for vibrant and vibrant nature and carefree and suddenly enlightened mentality.
Comments: Poetry expresses the poet's feelings and conveys the poet's thoughts with the help of specific language descriptions. These feelings and thoughts are what we call "ideological content". Whether it is the feelings of worrying about the country and the people, the pain of the country's destruction, or the sorrow of the wanderer, the grievances of the couple are all touching. If we classify the thoughts and feelings expressed in classical poetry a little carefully, it is easy to find that there are various types, such as sadness, loneliness, sadness, loneliness, calmness, leisure, love, praise, admiration, anger, adherence to moral integrity, and concern for the country and the people.