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I. Introduction to Yang Jiong:

Yang Jiong, a writer and politician in the Tang Dynasty, was dedicated all his life and was named Sizhou. He was born in Siyang, Jiangsu Province (now Suzhou City, Anhui Province) and is one of the important representatives of the literati in the Tang Dynasty. Yang Jiong was famous for his literary talent in his early years, once served as prime minister, and later retired to the countryside because of his relegation. His works are most famous for his poems, especially Spring Tide Lian Haiping, which is regarded as one of his representative works.

Second, Yang Jiong's creative style:

The cherry blossoms and spring flowers in Yang Jiong are full of rich artistic flavor, as well as descriptions and feelings of natural scenery. He is good at using images and rhetoric, and can combine natural scenery with humanistic feelings, showing deep feelings and thinking. His poems are characterized by bold and unrestrained, lofty sentiments and lofty aspirations, and subtle and graceful, expressing his thoughts and feelings about life, nature and society.

Third, the creative background of Spring Tide Lian Haiping:

Lian Haiping on the Spring Tide is a poem written by Yang Jiong, which describes the spectacular sight of river flooding in spring. According to the author's personal experience, this poem records what he saw and heard when he lived in the countryside, and expresses his praise for nature and his thinking about life. This poem combines the rapidity of rivers, the impact of tides and the vastness of the ocean, giving people a broad and magnificent vision and feeling.

Fourth, the content and artistic conception of Spring Tide Lian Haiping:

"Lian Haiping in the Spring Tide" begins with the scene of "the tide is even with the sea level", and expresses the author's reverence and solemnity for force of nature by depicting the scene of the surging river.

Then the poem describes the life scenes of villages, fields and fishermen along the river, showing the close relationship between man and nature. Finally, this poem depicts the author's thinking about illusion and reality, life and nature, and expresses his feelings about the shortness of life and the passage of time.

Fifthly, the artistic value of Spring Tide Lian Haiping:

"Chunjiangchao Lianhai Pinglin Oak" is regarded as one of the representatives of landscape poems in Tang Dynasty with its magnificent description and profound thoughts. This poem not only has unique artistic charm, but also shows Yang Jiong's unique view on life and society. Through the description of natural scenery, it is of positive social significance to give readers inspiration to think about life and cherish time.