Shanglian: The blue sea waves are thousands, the sail shadow crosses the far sky leisurely, and the fishing song answers each other's dreams
With the blue sea and waves as the background, this upper link constructs a magnificent picture of sea navigation. "A Thousand Waves of the Blue Sea" vividly depicts the vastness of the sea and the turbulence of the waves. "Sail Shadow Leisurely Crossing the Sky" shows the scene of the ship sailing slowly on the sea, and the sail shadow is leisurely, giving people tranquility and reverie.
The fishermen's singing voices from the fishing boats echo across the sea, echoing with the distant fishing songs, and such a lively scene wakes up the seagulls who are resting. On the whole, this uplink not only shows the magnificence of the sea, but also integrates the interest of humanity, forming a vivid and connotative picture.
Sail Shadow and Fishing Song are often used as images to depict the scenery of the sea in ancient Chinese poetry. For example, the Tang Dynasty poet Wang Wan's "Under the Solid Mountain in the Second Bei" has a description of "the tide is flat and the banks are wide, and the wind is hanging", showing the scene of sea navigation.
Although the original text is to describe the scenery on the lake, the fishing song as a cultural symbol on the sea or water often appears in literary works related to water. As for "Dream of the Frightened Gull", it is an innovation of imagery, combining the seagull with the dream, which increases the interest and poetry of the picture.
Shanglian not only inherits the traditional depiction of maritime scenery in ancient Chinese poetry, but also incorporates new imagery and creativity, making the whole rich in classical charm and modern novelty.
Downlink: Cuiling clouds are stacked, the sound of the shepherd's flute surrounds the ancient pine, and the sound of the Qiao language breaks the deer's sleep.
With the green mountains and clouds as the background, this lower link also constructs a harmonious picture of mountain life. "Cuiling Clouds and Ten Thousand Stacks" vividly depicts the magnificent scene of mountains and clouds. "The Sound of the Shepherd's Flute Around the Ancient Pines" depicts a shepherd boy playing a melodious flute in the mountains, which echoes through the ancient pine forests, giving people a sense of tranquility and harmony.
Another highlight of the picture is the sound of the woodcutters working in the mountains, which breaks the silence of the resting deer. On the whole, this lower link echoes with the upper link, which not only shows the natural beauty of the mountains, but also integrates the interest of humanity, and together forms a vivid and connotative landscape painting.
Mu Di and Honka are often used as images to depict mountain scenery in ancient Chinese poems. For example, in the Tang Dynasty poet Du Mu's "Judge Han Fei of Yangzhou", there is "the green mountains are hidden in the water, and the grass in the south of the Yangtze River has not withered at the end of autumn." On the moonlit night of the twenty-four bridges, where does the jade teach **. Although not directly related, as a cultural symbol in the mountains or countryside, the pastoral flute often appears in literary works related to mountains and rivers and pastorals.
"Breaking the Deer's Sleep" is an innovative combination of imagery, which combines the words of the woodcutter with the tranquility of the deer, adding to the vividness and interest of the picture.
This lower and upper couplets complement each other, not only showing the traditional depiction of mountain scenery in ancient Chinese poetry, but also incorporating new imagery and creativity, making the whole rich in the poetry of landscape and pastoral without losing the novelty of modern aesthetics.
Through the depiction of natural scenery on the sea and in the mountains, the concept of harmonious coexistence between man and nature is expressed.
The "blue sea waves are thousands of heavy, the sail shadow crosses the sky leisurely, and the fishing song answers each other's dream of frightening gulls" and the lower link "Cuiling clouds are stacked, the sound of the shepherd's flute surrounds the ancient pine, and the sound of the woodcutter breaks the deer's sleep" together build a beautiful picture of human activities and natural landscapes, implying that human beings should respect nature, conform to nature, protect nature, and live in harmony with nature.
By depicting the life scenes of ordinary laborers such as fishermen and woodcutters, it expresses the praise and yearning for a hard-working, simple, and innocent life.
The sound of fishing songs, the sound of the shepherd's flute, and the sound of Qiaoyu not only break the tranquility of nature, but also add vividness and vitality to this picture, implying that diligence and wisdom can create a better life.
This couplet also symbolizes the quiet and peaceful life of the years.
Whether it is a fisherman at sea or a woodcutter in the mountains, they all work hard at their posts and enjoy ordinary and real life. Although this kind of life is unpretentious, it is full of peace and tranquility, and it is the ideal state of life that people yearn for.
He expressed his expectations and longing for a better life in the future, hoping that everyone can live a happy and peaceful life.
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