Cunhang
Wang Yucheng [Song Dynasty]
The horse crossed the chrysanthemum and crossed the mountain road, leaving the horse to walk freely.
Listen to the sound of thousands of valleys at night and watch some peaks silent in the sunset.
The leaves of huanghuali are as red as rouge, and the fragrance of buckwheat flowers is as white as snow.
To my dismay, the village bridge is like my hometown!
~ ~ ~ Translation ~ ~ ~
The horse walked through the mountain road, and the wild chrysanthemums on the roadside opened slightly, allowing the horse to walk at will.
Autumn wind rustles in the valley, and several peaks stand quietly in the sunset.
The fallen leaves in Li Tang are as red as rouge, and the fragrant buckwheat is as white as snow.
What makes me suddenly feel blue when reciting poems? It turns out that the scenery in the countryside is very similar to my hometown!
~ ~ ~ Remarks ~ ~ ~
Trust the horse: ride a horse and walk at will. Nocturnal walking: refers to the pleasure of reveling in the beautiful scenery of mountains and rivers.
Evening sound: refers to autumn sound. Lai, the voice of nature.
Li Tang: Li Du, also known as Pak Lei and Baitang. Deciduous tree with excellent wood and red leaves.
Buckwheat: Millet, with small white flowers in autumn and black-red triangle fruit.
Primitive tree: A tree on the Yuan Ye. Originally, vilen.
~ ~ ~ Appreciate ~ ~ ~
This poem is one of the representative works of the author's impromptu lyrics. It vividly depicts the charming scenery of Shan Ye with the clue of village behavior, and truly expresses the poet's homesickness with implicit poetic language.
"The horse wore a trail and the chrysanthemums began to turn yellow. I believe the horse will grow in the wild." Two sentences explain the time, place, people and things. The season is autumn, which is indirectly explained by "the chrysanthemum is beginning to yellow"; The location is a mountain road, directly pointed out by the "mountain road"; The character is the author himself, which is the conclusion drawn from the word "I" in the conclusion of the poem; The thing is, the author rode through the mountain road and enjoyed the beautiful scenery of Shan Ye, which was revealed from the poem. These two sentences highlight the author's carefree manner and strong wanderlust.
"There is sound in every valley, sound in the evening, and sunset without words on several peaks." These two sentences are written from the aspects of hearing and vision respectively. The first sentence is written in the evening, and autumn sounds are heard; Several peaks stand quietly in the sunset, which is a witness. Here, the two distinct realms of "sound" and "silence" set each other off and become interesting, showing the silence of the mountain village in the evening. It is particularly worth mentioning that the sentence "Count the Peaks" is very quiet, not from the front, but from the back, which is very interesting to read. This is just like what Mr. Qian Zhongshu said in Notes on Selected Poems of Song Dynasty: "The mountain peak was originally silent, but Wang Yucheng said it was silent, or Gong Zizhen's" Ji Hai Za Shi "said," Send me to the east with a whip, and this mountain is speechless to see the Central Plains ",which is not contrary to the facts; But at the same time, it seems that they used to speak, have language and desire language, but now they are suddenly' speechless'. In this way,' several peaks are silent' and' this mountain is silent' are not meaningless nonsense ... "
"Pear leaves are rosy, buckwheat flowers are white and fragrant." Hearing "sound" and witnessing "silence" are two completely different realms, which set each other off and show the silence and interest of the mountain village in the evening. The poet was infatuated with the tranquility in the mountains, but the evening had come quietly, and he still went back. The third part is about the red leaves and buckwheat flowers in Shanxiang: the frost leaves in Li Tang fall with the wind and are as red as fire, which is particularly dazzling in Shan Ye; Pieces of buckwheat flowers bloom like snow, and bursts of fragrance come to the nose. The contrast between "rouge" and "snow" makes red more vivid and white more pure, which brings readers a very beautiful visual experience.
At the end of the couplet, "Why worry, the original tree of the village bridge is like my hometown." The poet swam over on a whim, and the scenery was eye-catching and recited into poems. However, after reciting this poem, a little disappointment welled up in my mind, and the poet saw that the small bridge and the flowing water in front of me and Yuan Ye Lin Ping were so familiar. It seems that I have returned to my hometown, and the feeling of homesickness may suddenly turn around in an instant. -This place is not the poet's hometown. The poet's heart is self-evident boredom, and the mood of this trip to the countryside has changed from carefree to disappointed. There are mountains and rivers everywhere, which entertain people, but a stranger with a frustrated career has nowhere to go. This situation is really "when the sun sets, heartbroken people are at the end of the world."
In the first six poems, the author painted a colorful and poetic picture of the autumn mountain village day, which better reflected the characteristics of Song people's "painting into poetry". The last two sentences of the poem changed from scenery description to lyricism. The first sentence asked, the poet suddenly felt depressed after reciting the poem; It turned out that the poet was homesick because he suddenly found that the trees on the leaves of the village bridge were like the scenery of his hometown. In this way, the description of the above scenery is settled, which vividly reflects the change of the author's mood from carefree to disappointed and deepens his poetry.
~ ~ ~ Creation background ~ ~ ~
In 99 1 year (the second year of Chunhua in Song Taizong), Wang Yucheng offended Song Taizong and demoted him as an official and commercial state. Travel Notes in the Country is the product of this period, which was written in Chunhua for three years.
~ ~ ~ About the author ~ ~ ~
Wang Yucheng (954— 100 1) was a poet and essayist in the northern song dynasty. Character, Han nationality, born in Juye, Jeju (now Juye County, Shandong Province), was demoted to Huangzhou in the evening and was called Wang Huangzhou in the world. Taiping rejuvenating the country for eight years, Jinshi, successively served as right gleaning, left admonition, intellectual patent and Hanlin bachelor. He dared to speak frankly and sarcastically, so he was repeatedly relegated. True Sect acceded to the throne, called it back and learned it again. Later, he was banished to Huangzhou and moved to qi zhou to die. Wang Yucheng, the pioneer of the poetry innovation movement in the Northern Song Dynasty, praised Du Fu and Bai Juyi in literature, and his style was fresh and simple. There is only one poem left, which reflects the author's political ambition to actively use the world and has a fresh and broad style. Author of small livestock collection.
~ ~ ~ Related exercises ~ ~ ~
Rural tourism reading questions and answers;
(1) Appreciation of this poem, the inappropriate sentence is
The first couplet noted the theme, pointed out the place and season, and wrote the poet's carefree interest in enjoying the scenery in Shan Ye.
B, the second couplet is a antithesis, which vividly shows the scene of sometimes noisy and sometimes quiet in the mountains.
C The third part vividly depicts the colorful autumn scenery in the mountains with "rouge" and "snow" as metaphors.
D, the last two sentences are set as questions and answers, expressing the poet's deep homesickness for the external scenery.
Answer: B.
(2) analysis of this poem, the most appropriate sentence is
A, the whole poem expresses the poet's carefree mood when watching the beautiful scenery of the mountain village.
B, poetry The main idea is to express the poet's sincere praise and yearning for the beautiful and quiet mountain village.
C, the whole poem is mixed with scenes, and the poet's homesickness has penetrated into the previous scenery description.
D, through the sudden emotional turning point in the poem, the poet's homesickness is deeply hidden in his heart and will be triggered at any time.
Answer: D.