February** Dynamic Incentive ProgramSeven miscellaneous poems, one of them
Huang Tingjian. Author:Huang Tingjian (1045-1105), known as Luzhi, was a native of Gudao and Fu Weng in the evening, a native of Fenning, Hongzhou (now Xiushui County, Jiujiang City, Jiangxi Province), and a famous writer and calligrapher in the Northern Song Dynasty.
This body is a world and a house, and the world is sparse.
After all, a few people really get deer, and they don't know that they dream of being fish all day long.
Through the depiction of personal experience and world events, the whole poem expresses the author's cherishing and emotion of life, as well as his deep thinking about the meaning of life.
The author uses the metaphor of the house to vividly depict the transience and impermanence of life, and express the cherishing and emotion of life. Green sideburns describe the black and shiny sideburns, representing the beauty of youth, while "sparse" means loss, and the author uses the image of "green sideburns to depict the tribulations of the world and the ruthlessness of the years".
After all, a few people really get deer, and they don't know that they dream of being fish all day long", these two sentences are the author's deep thinking about life. The former sentence uses Delu as a metaphor for success and honor in life, while the latter sentence uses dreams as fish as a metaphor for the illusory and impermanence of life. Through these two metaphors, the author expresses a deep reflection on life: there are not many people in life who can really achieve success and honor, and most people spend their lives in illusion and impermanence.
Poetic Scenes:
In this complicated world, I am like a lonely boat, adrift between the vast heaven and earth. Time flies, the world is like a dream, and the hair that was once youthful is now gradually thinning, leaving traces of the years.
I looked out into the hustle and bustle of the world, looking for the true deer winner, but found very few. Perhaps, we have all lost ourselves in this earthly world, and unconsciously become fish in our dreams, swimming on the edge of illusion and reality.