On the Yueyang Tower, there is a window for the sun, and the shadow goes to the red rain building at the altar.
Looking forward to the last spring, the lake is full and enters the Xijiang River.
Explanation:
The red sun of Yueyang Tower shines obliquely on the window, and the inverted image in the water is a red jade building.
Looking at the last spring alone and untimely, it seems that there are countless feelings that can't be expressed, as the lake overflows from the window and flows to the endless Yangtze River.
The Story of Yueyang Tower is an essay written by Fan Zhongyan, a writer in the Northern Song Dynasty, on September 15th, six years (1046 65438+ 10/7) at the request of Teng Zijing, a good friend of Baling County, to rebuild Yueyang Tower. By writing about the scenery of Yueyang Tower and the different feelings brought by rainy days and sunny days, the article reveals the benevolent heart of the ancients who "don't like things, don't grieve for themselves", and also expresses his patriotic feelings of "worrying about the world first, and enjoying the world later".
2. Tang Ran's "Dongting Lake to Premier Zhang": "Clouds and rains, Yueyang under the moon"
The autumn water rises and almost blends with the shore, mixing water and sky with the sky.
Ozawa's water vapor transpiration on the cloud soil is white, and the waves seem to shake the whole Yueyang.
I'm going to cross the water to find a boat and paddle. It's a shame to return home in the sacred age.
Sitting around watching other people's hard river fishing can only envy the fish caught in the fish.
Translation:
Autumn water rises, almost flat with the shore, water and sky are the same color, and they are integrated with the sky. Yunmeng Ozawa's steam transpiration is in vain, and the stormy waves seem to shake Yueyang City.
I want to cross the river, but I can't find a boat or paddle. It's really shameful to idle around in an enlightened age. Sitting by and watching others desperately fishing by the river, you can only envy those fish caught for nothing.
Zhang Bao of Dongting Lake is the work of Meng Haoran, a poet in Tang Dynasty. This poem is a gift, which expresses the poet's hope that Zhang Jiuling will quote it by describing Dongting Lake's sigh in the face of the mighty waves and its feelings in the face of the deep sea. The first four sentences are about the magnificent sight and momentum of Dongting Lake, and the last four sentences are about expressing one's political enthusiasm and hope.
The whole poem looks forward to the prosperity of Dongting Lake, from "if you want to cross, there is no boat to find". For Dongting Lake, which was originally intended to express meaning, a large number of paintings such as splash ink and mountains and rivers were carried out, showing the vast landscape and magnificent landscape of Dongting Lake in 800 miles, which achieved amazing artistic effects and made this poem actually become a masterpiece of mountains and rivers.
3. "There is Wu in the east and Chu in the south, and you can see the endless drifting of heaven and earth" —— Tang Du Fu's "Climbing Yueyang Tower"
I heard that Dongting Lake is magnificent before, but today's wish has finally reached Yueyang Tower.
The vast lake tore Wu Chu apart, as if the sun, moon and stars were floating in the water.
There is no news from my friends or relatives. I am old and sick, drifting in a boat.
There are wars and mountains to the north of this wall, and how can I not cry by this railing? .
Translation:
I heard that Dongting Lake is magnificent the other day, and today I finally boarded Yueyang Tower.
The vast lake tore Wu Chu apart, as if the sun, moon and stars were floating in the water.
No news from relatives or friends. I am old and sick, and I am wandering alone.
The northern border war broke out again, and I leaned against the railing and cried.
Climbing Yueyang Tower is a poem by Du Fu, a poet in the Tang Dynasty. This is an impromptu lyric work. The first two couplets describe what you saw and heard when you climbed Yueyang Tower. The majestic momentum and magnificent image of Dongting Lake are truly described in concise language, and a picture of colorful weather is outlined. "Necklace" shows the feeling that his political career is bumpy, he wanders around the world and his talents are not met.
The end of the couplet expresses the poet's sadness that the country is divided and helpless, but he can't serve the country with enthusiasm. This poem is rich in meaning. Although lyric is low and depressing, it is natural and appears majestic and detached.
4. "Before laughing in the south of the Yangtze River, Yueyang Tower faces Junshan"-Huang Tingjian's "Climbing Yueyang Tower and Looking at Junshan in the Rain" in the Northern Song Dynasty
Pass on the desolation of the edge through the death of the temple, and now live outside Qutang Gorge in Yan Guan.
Jiangnan smiled and stood in front of Yueyang Tower to Junshan.
The wind and rain in Mitsue leaned against the railing, tying the ladies' twelve buns to the ladies.
It's a pity that I can't face the lake, but I can only see Junshan in the Yinshan pile.
Translation:
Bianhuang's delivery has experienced thousands of deaths and two temples, and now he has walked out of Qutang Gorge alive.
Before I got to Jiangnan, I smiled and stood on Yueyang Tower facing Junshan.
The whole river leaned against the railing and tied it into Mrs. Xiang's twelve buns.
It's a pity that you can't face the lake, just look at Junshan in the Yinshan pile.
"Climbing Yueyang Tower and Looking at Junshan in the Rain" is a seven-character quatrain written by Huang Tingjian, a poet in the Northern Song Dynasty. The first two sentences of the first poem, with Liu Zongyuan's poems and Ban Chao's allusions, show that the poet finally got rid of suffering and was glad that he had a narrow escape. The last two sentences, however, describe a kind of sadness that he is happy to gradually travel to the south of the Yangtze River.
The first poem is about Junshan Mountain in the misty rain, which is as beautiful as Mrs. Xiang's green snail bun, so Liu Yuxi's poem is used to express his yearning for another kind of scenery, "seeing green mountains in the mountains". The whole poem is fresh and lively, and the scenery reveals the poet's prospect for a better future. The language of the whole poem is accurate, the emotional expression is true and the realm is magnificent.
5. "Going to Wu and Shu to divide the land, moving the lake and mountains to dusk"-Chen's "Going to Yueyang Tower" in the Southern Song Dynasty
Dongting East Jiangxi, the curtain is quiet and the sunset is late.
Deng Wu and Shu divided the land horizontally and migrated the lakes and mountains to dusk.
Wan Li road is still long, but it is more difficult than three years.
In the ancient wind and frost, the old wood is infinitely sad.
Translation:
The magnificent Yueyang Tower stands east of Dongting Lake and west of the Yangtze River. At sunset and dusk, there is no night wind, and the signboard on the pavilion remains the same.
Boarded the border of Wu and Shu (Jingzhou) and wandered in the dusk of lakes and mountains.
How are you feeling today during your trip to Wan Li? I have been running for three years to avoid the war.
Going upstairs to pay homage to the ancients, my temples are like frost. Looking at the ancient trees in the distant mountains, there is infinite sadness.
Climbing Yueyang Tower is a group of poems written by Chen, a poet in the Southern Song Dynasty. The two poems are inseparable in climbing the building, viewing the scenery, expressing feelings and returning home. Through the impression of going upstairs, the first song expresses the poet's homesickness, laments the current situation, and is infinitely sad and sad. The second poem describes the scenery first, and then writes the way home. This poem expresses the author's feeling that he can only look at the scenery and relieve his troubles after the death of the Northern Song Dynasty.