Going to Tonglu County and encountering the wind on the Huaihe River. Three poems Dynasty: Song Dynasty Author: Fan Zhongyan (1)

The Holy Song Dynasty was not a strong Chu, and the Qing Huaihe River was different from Miluo.

Stay loyal and trustworthy throughout your life, and let your family be in trouble.

The boat is very dangerous and there are many dragons and turtles.

Luckily nothing happened in the setting sun, so I drank wine and listened to fishermen’s songs.

(2)

Wives should not blame each other, and their lives and work will be more dangerous.

How can a businessman be guilty of being in trouble with me?

(3)

A stick is dangerous to the leaves, and watching by it is also damaging to the spirit.

He was always on the level ground, so there was no chance of him being in danger. Encountering a casual wind on the Huaihe River

Su Shunqin

The mighty clear current of the Huaihe River is sent back to the boat by the long wind.

I should worry about staying late at night in a noisy and humble place, only to be free when I blow into the blue sky.

Su Shunqin's "He" and "Encountering the Wind on the Huaihe River" describes the great freedom of sailing thousands of miles with fast wind and smooth water. "The mighty water flows from the clear Huaihe sky, and the long winds send the boat back home. I should worry about staying late at night in a humble and noisy place, and I will be free when I blow into the blue sky." One or two sentences describe the reality. The Huai River is mighty and flows with the sky. The water and sky are the same color and complement each other. The long wind blows thousands of miles, blowing it back to the boat, with smooth wind and water, as light as flying. The artistic conception is so magnificent, the atmosphere is so powerful, and the emotions are so joyful. The last two sentences describe romantic imagination. The poet is worried because the ship has to anchor in the narrow and noisy little harbor at night. At the end, there is a sudden change of direction and a feeling of pride. I wish I could ride the wind thousands of miles, break through the white waves, and ride into the boundless sea. Only in this vast world can the poet gain true freedom and ease! The realistic description and romantic imagination of the whole poem are closely combined and complement each other, and the emotions are pushed forward layer by layer, cascading thousands of miles. The surface reveals the pleasure of riding the wind and waves, while the deeper expression is the poet's heroic and magnificent feelings. Throughout his life, the poet wrote to the court several times. He had no choice but to evade the affairs of the court. He was so angry that he was often framed by sycophants. His "anger and resentment could not be calmed down", so he had the saying "you can only be free when you blow into the sky". Thinking means breaking through all artificial fetters and seeking the full and free development of personality. In this way, the poet uses the rivers flowing through the world, the winds stretching thousands of miles, and the vastness of the sky to express his bold and uninhibited feelings of freedom and lofty ambitions.