It is a poem in He Zhu's Go to Kuaizai Pavilion after Illness in Song Dynasty. The whole poem is as follows:

The cicada is proud after the rain, and the dust is broken. When you are sick, you will never get tired of drinking. I feel infinite when I dream.

Crows take the sunset to the ancient temple, and the grass will enter the wild city. Hometown is also negative for Huang Hua, but it feels like autumn wind.

Translation:

The cicada in the rain is singing proudly in the tree. After the rain, the dust has not lifted, and the way home is clearly visible. I'm well, I don't know if I'm satisfied with it. After waking up from my sleep, I looked at the balcony in the distance and felt infinite nostalgia in my heart.

Crows lead the sunset into the ancient temple, and grass leads the wild interest into the empty city. I broke the promise of the chrysanthemum family again, and only felt that the autumn wind started from the hair.

Appreciation of "Going to Kuaizai Pavilion after Illness"

The poem "Going to Kuaizai Pavilion after Illness" is quite ingenious in composition and structure. The scenery and lyrical content in the poem are intertwined, ups and downs, and the pen is extremely clever. For example, after the first three sentences were inspired by the scenery, the couplet suddenly went down to make a review, and then it was saved by "leaning against the building after a dream". Write the scenery on the neckline.

Because the first few sentences have provided a certain psychological background, the scenery here has the nature of taking things as metaphors. The last two sentences are straightforward, as a warning. The whole poem starts with the arrogant cicada singing and ends with the author's lonely and sentimental feelings, which highlights the poet's deep feelings of being out of time and place in sharp contrast.

This can be seen from the summary of the four treasures that He Zhu's poems are "clean, sometimes there is escape".

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