Books:"You and I are called poetry".
Author: Xiao Chubai.
Publisher: Jiangsu Phoenix Literature and Art Publishing House.
This is an interpretation of ancient poems, and the author's interpretation is unique and very individual.
Thousands of mountains and birds fly away, and thousands of people disappear. Lonely boat, fishing alone in the cold river and snow - Liu Zongyuan's "River Snow".
Everyone said that this poem was written very intentionally, and the cold and loneliness in the ice and snow of winter were written very well.
Yes, that's right.
However, I didn't like the poem very much myself.
Because this poem is cold to the bone.
As analyzed by the author in the book "You and I Are Called Poems", there are many negative words in this poem, such as loneliness, melancholy, and ice, revealing a kind of loneliness and despair, and the whole person reflects a very bad mental state.
In this mental state, the body will gradually collapse.
This is the most common mistake that smart people make: "stubbornness".
Too stubborn will not take into account the feelings of the body, only thinking that something cannot be solved, and getting into a dead end.
Although he expressed the meaning of this time the loneliness of his heart.
But I still like to read some content that is more positive and can bring some hope for the future, of course, this is just my personal opinion and preference.
Life is joyful and sorrowful, there are so many bitterness in life, and the appropriate likes to see a little more sweetness are not an escape, but an adjustment.
In the explanation of the poems, the author Xiao Chubai found a new way, with a more open mind and divergent thinking, to find more different perspectives in the poems and analyze them, which is particularly interesting.
It can be seen that the author has a very deep knowledge of poetry, and the author's understanding has also brought us a refreshing interpretation of poetry.
One coin, two sides of life. ”
In fact, the interpretation of poetry can be bolder, and the genre can be less restrictive.
This may be the charm of poetry, which has been passed down for thousands of years and is still applauded.