In the poet's eyes, the Qiantang Chamber lineup is magnificent, rushing back and forth, and there is a tendency of "Golden Goma Iron, Swallowing Wan Li Like a Tiger". It is true that only a great poet like Chairman Mao can be competent for pleasure and achieve it in one go.
"Thousands of miles of waves are rolling, and snowflakes fly to Diaoyutai." The poet closely follows the word "view" in the topic of "watching the tide" and describes the momentum of the Qiantang River tide: "a thousand miles" refers to the width of the water area; "Rolling" refers to the urgency of the waves. The Tang Dynasty poet Du Fu's "Climbing the Mountain": "The sky is full of high winds, apes crow and birds crow, and the blue lake and white sand return. The endless trees are rustling leaves, and the Yangtze River is rolling unpredictably. Wan Li, a frequent visitor in autumn, climbed to this height alone with my hundred years of sorrow. Bad luck has a bitter frost on my temples, and heartache and fatigue are a thick layer of dust in my wine. "
Diaoyutai is a fishing platform, located on Fuchun River in the middle reaches of Qiantang River. It is said that it was a secluded fishing place for Yan Guang (Zi Ling) in the Eastern Han Dynasty. "Snowflakes fly to Diaoyutai" is a wave that points backward and pushes to the front to fly to Diaoyutai, describing the majestic momentum of tidal bore and unstoppable along the river. Cao Rong, a poet in the Qing Dynasty, wrote a poem in "Watching the Tide in Qiantang", which once said that "the waves cross the Yantan Beach and rest", which means the same as "snowflakes fly to the Diaoyutai".
"Renshan praised the wide lineup and the iron horse calmly killed the enemy." Tide watchers in the sea of people praised the vastness of the tidal bore, just like a mighty army returning home in triumph, which was welcomed by the surrounding people. "Manshan" wrote that there are many tide watchers, not only standing densely, but also overlapping layers, forming Manshan; "Many people praise the wide lineup" means that the tide watchers are praising the wide array and magnificent momentum of the tides. "People praise a wide lineup", highlighting the reaction of other tide watchers.
"Iron horse" is an ancient war horse equipped with armored armor, which refers to a powerful division. Mao Zedong's military life, through watching the tide, naturally thought of "the voice of a hundred thousand troops". The word "calm" means that the tide is calm and fearless.
The poem "The Iron Horse Return to the Enemy with Ease" was written by Lu You's poem "Listening to the Wind and Rain at midnight, the Iron Horse Glacier Dream" (Storm on November 4th), which is the overall feeling and imagination of Mao Zedong watching the tide.
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1September, 957 1 1, Mao Zedong's inspection in Hangzhou coincided with the traditional tide-watching festival of Qiantang River, and Mao Zedong and his party went to the best place to watch the tide. There are so many people here that we have to change trains near Qili Temple on the outskirts of town to watch the tide. On this sunny and hot day, Mao Zedong took a nap in a small tent set up by the guards. When the Qiantang River is at high tide, Mao Zedong walks out of the tent and looks out.
I saw the tidal bore surging, the seawalls colliding, and the waves were like thousands of piles of snow. Mao Zedong was lost in thought until the river gradually calmed down. He returned to his chair, asked the guards how the tide came into being, and told them the theory of the moon tide again, saying, "The Qiantang River can go to Hangzhou in the Southern Song Dynasty, and then we can stand on the Wu Shan and watch it.
Now the bell mouth of Qiantang has become smaller because of sediment accumulation, so it will run to Haining. In another few hundred years, Haining will not see the tide. "Later, he stared at the Qiantang River and thought about it, and became the first song" Four Wonders to Watch the Tide ".