The second sentence is about the river scenery seen by friends after they set off by boat. It's already late autumn, and the green hills and frost forests on both sides of the strait are all dyed, and red leaves and maple trees are everywhere, reflecting a river of green autumn water, which is particularly beautiful. At first glance, this bright scene seems to be out of harmony with the feeling of parting. In fact, the former is a powerful contrast to the latter. The more beautiful the scenery, the more lovely it is to get together and the more embarrassing it is to leave. The great Qiu Guang has become a factor to add sadness and hatred. Jiang Yan's "Biefu" said: "Spring grass is green, spring water is green, and I will send you to Nanpu to feel sad!" Beautiful spring scenery reflects the sadness of parting, just like this. This is exactly the artistic dialectics revealed by Wang Fuzhi, that is, "to write sorrow with joy, to mourn, and to multiply its sorrow and joy" (Jiang Zhai Shi Hua).
Farewell to Xie Ting is the work of Xu Hun, a poet in the Tang Dynasty. A poem written by Xu Hun after seeing his friends off in Xuancheng. This poem mainly expresses the poet's melancholy when he bid farewell to his friends. The first two sentences take the bright and beautiful scenery of green hills and red leaves as the contrast, while the last two sentences express their feelings by taking the bleak scenery of wind and rain as the contrast, and take the scenery description as the contrast, with changeable brushwork.
Xie Ting said goodbye.
After singing the farewell song, you untied another boat in the distance. There are green hills on both sides and red leaves on the mountains. The water is rushing eastward.
When dusk fell, I woke up, only to know that everyone had left. At this time, it began to rain again, and I was the only one who left the west wing.