Wang Guan's "Magnolia Flower Order" is considered to be one of the representative works of Yongliu in Song Ci, this poem expresses the sorrow of parting with the gesture of describing the willow tree, the words are fresh and natural, and the emotions are sincere and moving, which can be called the most Yongliu in Song Ci. This paper intends to appreciate and analyze the language style and lyrical technique of the word, and its position in the works of Song Ci Yongliu.
Language style
The language style of "Magnolia Flower Order" is fresh and refined, without too much rhetoric, but it can highlight the theme of willow and parting in the words. The word "willow" repeatedly appears in the word, such as "the first wind is the willow", "the loss of people is like wine", etc., which explains the image of the willow tree. These descriptions are simple, but they speak of the graceful and graceful nature of the willow tree, which is associated with parting. At the same time, a large number of verbs also appear in the words, such as "hook" and "send", which enhance the realism and vividness of the things in the words, making the reader feel as if they are in the scene.
The novel usage of the inflection words in the words, such as "撋就" means "to rely on" and "恁" means "then", which adds dialect and colloquial elements, which is not only linguistically down-to-earth, but also reflects the author's true emotions. Overall, the language of "Magnolia Flower Order" is concise and fluent, fresh and natural, which is a direct portrayal of the willow tree and parting feelings that the lyricist wants to express.
Lyrical approach
Magnolia Flower Order uses symbolism to write parting feelings in willow trees. The continuous appearance of "willow" and "wine" in the word, the willow tree is delicate, and the wine is mellow, all of which can evoke the sorrow of parting, and this symbol and association highlight the theme of sorrow in the word. In addition, the words also use the technique of questioning, such as "Ah who says you don't think about it", throwing his confusion to the willow tree, expressing his sorrow, which has a special feeling and is pitiful.
In the words, two or three couplets are used to fight, such as "hooking up spring is not as good as plum, and breaking away from people is better than wine", so that the word format is neat, and at the same time set off the theme of willow and parting. The last couplet uses a rhetorical question to personify the willow tree, as if to ask the willow why it is sad, revealing the author's concern.
Overall, "Magnolia Flower Order" successfully creates the image of the willow tree as euphemistic and delicate, related to parting, and expresses the feelings of parting through concise language and lyrical techniques such as symbolism and questioning, which is a masterpiece in Song Ciyongliu's works.
Wang Guan "Magnolia Flower Order"**
The word "Magnolia Flower Order" comes from the hand of Wang Guan, a poet in the Northern Song Dynasty. Wang Guan (?) - c. 1170), the character Zhengchen, self-named Dongjun, was a native of Nancheng County, Jiangxi (now Nancheng County, Jiangxi). As a court lyricist in the late Northern Song Dynasty, when the "queen" Gaozong was the "queen", he had many works of lamenting his life experience and expressing his grievances. "Magnolia Flower Order" is one of his masterpieces.
This word has a total of two words and a flat rhyme, rhyming "on" and "wrinkle". The title of the word has the word "ling", which is usually used to name the name of the word plate for the scenery of each season. Combined with the imagery of "willow" in the word, we can judge that this is a work that writes about spring willows.
There are eight sentences in the whole word, and the first two sentences write the graceful and graceful posture of the willow tree, connecting the previous and the next; The middle four sentences summarize the association between the willow tree and the sadness of parting, which is the main part of the whole word; The last two sentences personify the willow tree, bring out the author's feelings, and summarize the whole word.
From the point of view of content, the lyricist depicts the upright, delicate and colorful image of wicker with simple brushstrokes, which is on a par with traditional imagery such as plum blossoms and fine wine, alluding to the experience of "Dongjun" himself in terms of how thin his life and upheaval are, and pinning his sorrow on the willow tree. So it is not difficult to see that this is an autobiographical aria.
From the perspective of artistic techniques, the language of this word is concise and fluent, and it makes good use of associations, dualities and other techniques to successfully highlight the theme of spring willows and parting. In particular, the rhetorical question of the last couplet personifies the willow tree and expresses sorrow, giving people a strong aesthetic feeling.
To sum up, Wang Guan's "Magnolia Flower Order" is fresh in language, lyrical and subtle, and successfully shapes the euphemistic image of willow trees and parting. It is concise and concise, sincere and sincere, it is really a masterpiece of Song Ci Yongliu, comparable to He Zhizhang and Ouyang Xiu's Yongliu masterpieces, and has been passed down through the ages.
Poetry revealed:
"Magnolia Flower Order".
After the copper camel Mo went to the new front, the first wind flow was the willow. Hooking up spring is not as good as plum, and it is better to leave people than wine.
Dongjun deliberately deviated, and his waist was really thin. Ah, who said, "You don't think about it, because your brows are wrinkled."
Bye-bye, we'll see you next time