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Dai Tianshan: also known as Dakang Mountain and Dakuang Mountain, it is located in Jiangyou County, Sichuan Province today.
This poem is Li Bai's early work. Li Bai studied at Daming Temple in Daitian Mountain in his early years. Later, Li Bai was imprisoned because of the incident of Li Lin, the king of Yong, and was exiled to Yelang. When he was pardoned, he wandered in Xunyang, Jinling, Xuancheng, Liyang and other places. Du Fu was in Chengdu in the second year of the Yuan Dynasty of Emperor Suzong (761). Since there was "no news about Li Bai", he wrote a poem "Missing" in memory of Li Bai. He was worried that he would get into trouble outside and hoped that he would return to his hometown of "Kuangshan" as soon as possible. The poem said: "I haven't seen Li Sheng for a long time. It's really sad to pretend to be crazy. Everyone in the world wants to kill, but I only pity the talented person. A thousand quick poems, a glass of wine. From the Kuangshan reading place, I will come back with a white head." The next year, Li Bai died. Dangtu, Anhui.
Li Bai was talented in his early years. When he was studying in Dakuang Mountain, he painted such a colorful picture of visiting Taoist priests. The name of the Taoist priest is unknown. The whole article is devoted to describing the scenery, which is true and natural, and vividly reproduces the beautiful life realm of the Taoist paradise.
The whole poem is divided into three levels. The first four sentences are one level, the fifth and sixth sentences are two levels, and the last two sentences are one level. The first four sentences are about what the poet heard and witnessed on his way to visit the Taoist priest. The poet walked along the stream, on both sides of the road. The peach blossoms are in full bloom, with dewdrops hanging on their petals. This shows that the poet went out early in the morning. The gurgling water of the creek and the sound of barking dogs merged together, forming a unique and interesting movement. The Taoist priest's place is not far away. The poet walked from morning to noon, but he did not hear the sound of the Taoist priest ringing the bell. He only saw elk coming and going from time to time in the depths of the trees. The beauty of these two sentences is that it implies that the Taoist priest is not in the Taoist temple, which sets the stage for the last two sentences. The above four sentences. It vividly depicts the fresh and quiet environment of Taoist priests away from the bustling world. The first two sentences describe the sound of dogs barking, the gurgling stream, and the peach blossoms containing dew, which are what the poet saw and heard in the morning. The two sentences "You see deer when the trees are deep, but you don't hear the bell at noon by the stream" describe what you heard and saw at noon. The times and places are different, and the experiences described by the poets are also different. Here, a sense of time and space. Extraordinarily clear.
The two sentences "The wild bamboos divide the green mist, and the flying springs hang on the green peaks" are a close-up view of the scholar's residence. The wild bamboos are towering into the sky, blending with the green air, and the waterfalls flowing down from the green peaks are formed. A beautiful and spectacular wonderland. The two characters "flying" and "hanging" describe the moving picture of a waterfall flying down. The word "fen" in "The wild bamboo divides the green mist" superficially means that the wild bamboo separates the blue clouds in the sky, but in fact it means that the green bamboo towers into the sky and separates from the blue clouds
Background
< p>Interviewing Dai Tianshan Taoist No Encounter...The background and Li Bai's behavior of entrusting the poem manuscript are very pathos like Bai Emperor entrusting the orphan. 8023 Hope this helps you!Reference material: . msklumc
The poetic meaning of visiting the Taoist monk Dai Tianshan is:
The water is clear, echoing the faint bark of dogs; the peach blossoms are prosperous, full of rich dew . The woods are deep and quiet, and wild deer appear and disappear. It was quiet at noon, but no bells were heard.
The wild bamboos separate the mist and penetrate the blue sky, and the waterfall hangs on the green mountain peaks. No one knows where the scholar is going. I have no choice but to rely on the ancient pine trees to send thousands of sorrowful thoughts.
Li Bai of the Tang Dynasty wrote "Unexpected Taoist Priests Visiting Daitian Mountain", the original text is:
Amidst the sound of dogs barking and water, peach blossoms are full of dew. Deer are seen when the trees are deep, and no bells are heard in the stream at noon.
The wild bamboos are divided into green mist, and the flying springs are hung with green peaks. No one knows where to go, and I lean on two or three pine trees in sorrow.
Extended information
Creative background:
This poem was written by Li Bai before he was twenty years old. According to Huang Xigui's Chronicle of Li Taibai in the Qing Dynasty, when Li Bai was eighteen or nineteen years old, he lived in seclusion in Daming Temple in Dakuang Mountain (the Daitian Mountain in the title of the poem) to study. This poem was written at that time.
Appreciation of the main theme:
This poem mainly writes about what the author heard and saw when he went to Daitian Mountain. It depicts a colorful picture of visiting Taoist priests who did not meet them. Naturally, it vividly reproduces the beautiful life realm of the Taoist paradise. The style of the whole poem is clear and beautiful, full of youthful vitality and diligent exploration spirit.
The concept of this work is not complicated. It writes about what the poet heard and saw, all in order to highlight the themes that the Taoist priests did not encounter. The whole poem's words are simple and natural, purely drawn in white, and the scenery is beautiful and deeply emotional.
Baidu Encyclopedia - Visiting the Taoist Priest Dai Tianshan, but not meeting him
Appreciation of Li Bai’s visit to the Taoist priest Dai Tianshan, but not meeting him, and Jia Dao’s search for hermits! ! ! Those who seek hermitage are not found
Author: Jia Dao Era: Tang Dynasty Genre: Wujue Category: Unknown
Panasonic asked the boy and asked the teacher to go collect medicine.
Only in this mountain, I don’t know where the clouds are.
Notes:
1. Yunshen: refers to the deep mountains and dense clouds and fog.
Rhyme translation:
Under the green pine tree, I asked the young schoolboy;
He said that the master had gone to the mountains to collect medicine.
He also said to me: He is in this big mountain,
But the forest is deep and the clouds are dense, and his whereabouts are unknown.
Commentary: This is a question-and-answer poem, but the poet uses the method of combining questions and answers to vividly describe the anxiety of searching but not meeting. His words are complex, his writing is simple, his feelings are profound, and his descriptions are without flourishes. The white clouds are used to compare the nobility of the hermit, and the green pine trees are used to compare the character of the hermit. Writing about finding someone but not meeting him brings out his admiration and admiration. Some people think this poem was written by Sun Ge and is titled "Visiting Master Xia".
--Quoted from "Chaochunzhai Poems" bookbest.163.net Translation and analysis: Liu Jianxun
Jia Dao is a bitter poet famous for the word "examination". It is generally believed that he only worked hard on the use of words. In fact, his "elaboration" not only focused on perfecting words and sentences, but also took great pains in planning and conceiving. This poem is an example.
The characteristic of this poem is that it contains both questions and answers. "Matsushita asks the boy", he must ask something, but here the question is omitted. From the boy's answer, "Teacher is going to collect medicine", we can imagine that what Matsushita asked at that time was "Where is the teacher going?" Then the question "Where is the medicine collected?" is omitted, and the boy's answer is "Only in this mountain" to implicitly include the question. The last sentence "I don't know where the clouds are" is the boy's answer to the other party's question of where to collect medicine in front of the mountain, behind the mountain, on the top of the mountain, or at the foot of the mountain. Obviously, three questions and answers require at least six sentences to express them. Jia Dao adopted the technique of wrapping questions in answer sentences and simplified it into twenty words. This kind of "examination" is not limited to every word or sentence.
However, the success of this poem lies not only in its simplicity; simple and complex words are not enough to explain its beauty. Shigui is good at expressing emotions. The lyrical feature of this poem is the depth found in the plain. Normally when visiting a friend, if you ask him about his whereabouts, he will naturally be disappointed and leave. But in this poem, he does not give up after the first question, and then follows it with two questions and three questions. The words are very complicated, but the writing is simple. The simple writing is used to write the complex feelings, which shows the depth and passion of the poem. Moreover, these three questions and answers are in-depth step by step, and the expression of emotions has ups and downs. When "Panasonic asked the boy", he was in a light mood and full of hope; "The teacher went to collect medicine", the answer was not what he expected, and he was disappointed; "Only in this mountain", a glimmer of hope sprouted in the disappointment; in the end As soon as he answered: "I don't know where I am in the depths of the clouds," I felt lost and helpless.
However, the lyricism of poetry must rely on artistic images and pay attention to tone. On the surface, this poem seems to be bland and plain, a light makeup rather than a heavy one. In fact, it has a natural shape, bright colors, and appropriate shades. The lush green pines and lingering white clouds, the green and white, the pine and the clouds, its image and tone are exactly consistent with the identity of the hermit deep in the cloud mountain. Moreover, those who have not seen the hermit see his paintings first, with infinite vitality hidden in the upright greenery; then, they see the vast white clouds, deep and misty, and elusive, which makes people think that the beauty in the autumn water is nowhere to be found. The gradual change of shapes and the sequence of tones also reflect the author's emotional transfer with objects.
The hermit in the poem collects herbs for a living and helps people in the world. He is a true hermit. Therefore, Jia Dao has a high admiration for him. In the poem, the white clouds show his nobility, the green pine trees praise his character, and the description of the scenery also contains the meaning of comparison. However, the fact that he admires but does not meet him only highlights his feeling of loss.
The following 8 poems with "Yu Nong" all contain the word "Yu Nong". I wonder if they have the answer you need:
Interviewing the Taoist priest Dai Tianshan but not Li Bai
p>Amidst the sound of barking dogs and water, peach blossoms are thick with rain. Deer are seen when the trees are deep, and no bells are heard in the stream at noon.
The wild bamboos are divided into green mist, and the flying springs are hung with green peaks. No one knows where to go, and I lean on two or three pine trees in sorrow.
Die Lian Hua Yan Shu
The curtain is gentle and the breeze is bilingual. When I woke up from drunkenness in the afternoon, catkins were flying and making a mess. The spring in my mind has not yet been seen. The remaining flowers have fallen into the moss courtyard. There are hundreds of feet of red towers to lean on. Thin rain and thick clouds cover people's faces. The news is unknown sooner or later. The setting sun only sends flat waves far away.
Die Lianhua Ouyang Xiu
The curtain is gentle and bilingual. When I woke up in the afternoon, catkins were flying and making a mess. The spring in my mind has not yet been seen. The red flowers have fallen into the moss courtyard. There are hundreds of feet of red towers to lean on. Thin rain and thick clouds cover people's faces. Qiang Guan does not need to complain. No bowel is a new sound.
Chun Yun Pei Cheng
The desert is melting again, taking advantage of the spring to do whatever you want. The leaves of Yinglin are just beginning to unfold, but they have not yet reached the peak when they touch the rocks.
The rising sun dissipates the cold green, and the clear smoke illuminates the face. The faintness seems to be extinguished, and the depth is as heavy as the weight.
The thin colors are scattered near the stream, and it is light and overcast with heavy rain. Those who are free to carry woodcutter will meet each other on the mountain.
Inscribed in the Book Cave of Wei Shaobao's Jinggong Residence, Meng Jiao
The high ideals are in harmony with the order of nature, and the natural shapes are infinite. The fairy flowers condense at four o'clock, and the jade moss grows several peaks.
The secretary has lacquer writing and a golden dragon hidden in the box. The weather is quiet, the clouds and rain are thick.
The cave will not be hidden for a long time, but the dream will surely pass. The collection of scribes will be decorated with pearls.
Farming in the Royal Garden, Qianlong
Farming and sowing in the fields, followed by close ministers, are no better than cultivating the fields personally.
The cuckoo has a sound. Spring is already late, and the flowers are not blooming and the grass is all velvet.
Many labors mean that the diligent people are in urgent need, and there are many worries due to the heavy rain.
Fengze is a member of Tianjiang Yuyuan, and every year it focuses on agriculture, rural areas and farmers.
Miscellaneous Chronicles of the Boat Part 4 Wang Mian
The boat is moored under the withered willows, and the narrow harbor is windless.
The water vapor is thick with smoke, and the mist is light and the rain is thick.
The bamboo shade turns cold in autumn, and the fishing fire is dark red at night.
When I recall being in Shanyang County, I feel the same way.
Picture of red plums and green bamboos and pheasants in the mountains Wang Mian
The hairspring slowly travels in the warm clouds, and the green stones are fragrant and the earth flowers are short.
The orchestra is not moving and the day is late, but it is an old pavilion in the south of the Yangtze River.
The green rain is thick across the bamboo curtain in Hunan, and Wang Ji is stained with rouge when she is drunk.
The feathers of the article are also in good condition, and when I turn my head, I feel like I am pregnant with the spring breeze.
I visited Cheung Chau Garden last year, and the sunset was light and the grass was light.
There are wild scenes beside Canglang Pool, but love is far away on the stage of Gusu.
Buying a boat to visit the West Lake this year, the scenery of the West Lake is very different from the original.
The gold and white jade are all covered with dust, and the red and jade bricks are in the wasteland.
The east garden is lonely and the west garden is quiet, the sycamore leaves have fallen on the silver bed and are cold.
The spider web in front of the twelfth floor is thought-provoking.
Reference: Aishici.com
What are the poems describing knights? 1. The bare hands are holding the green mist, and the robes are dragging the purple smoke.
"Two Poems about the Female Taoist Priest Li Tengkong from Mount Lu" Tang Dynasty: Li Bai
First one:
If you are looking for an opportunity, you should go to Bishan's house . The water pounded the mica and the wind swept away the heather. If you like living in seclusion, please invite me to enjoy the purple clouds.
Second:
The daughters of many princes and ministers learn Taoism and love gods. The bare hands are holding the green mist, and the robes are trailing the purple smoke. As soon as he stacked up against the screen, he took a jade whip in a luan.
Interpretation:
One:
My wife went to find Li Linfu’s daughter, Taoist Li Tengkong, and she should go to her thatched cottage on Lushan Mountain. She is pounding the mica with water to make elixirs, and there must be heather growing in the thatched cottage. If you like her quiet residence, you might as well stay and practice with her.
Second:
The good wife is the descendant of the prime minister, and also likes to learn Taoism and practice magic. The delicate white hands play with the green mist, and the embroidered clothes float with purple smoke. As soon as you arrive at Lushan Pingdian, you can hold a white jade whip and ride on a crane with Taoist Master Tengkong.
2. A female Taoist priest from Wujiang, wearing a lotus scarf. The neon clothes are not wet by the rain, and the clouds on the balcony are unique.
"Sending the Female Taoist Chu Sanqing to Nanyue on the River" Tang Dynasty: Li Bai
The female Taoist priest in Wujiang, wearing a lotus scarf. The neon clothes are not wet by the rain, and the clouds on the balcony are unique.
One step at a time travels far away, and Lingbo is born with dust. If you go to Nanyue in search of immortals, you should see Mrs. Wei.
Interpretation:
Female Taoist priest from Wujiang, wearing a lotus scarf on her head. The neon clothes do not get wet in the rain, which is really different from the balcony goddess. The plain feet are wearing cloth shoes for traveling far away, and when walking, she is like the goddess of Luoshui rising from the waves. If you go to Hengshan Mountain in Nanyue to look for immortals, you may be able to meet the famous fairy Mrs. Wei.
3. No one knows where to go, and I am worried about leaning on two or three pine trees.
"Visiting Dai Tianshan Taoist No Encounter" Tang Dynasty: Li Bai
Amidst the sound of dogs barking and water, peach blossoms are thick with dew. Deer are seen when the trees are deep, and no bells are heard in the stream at noon.
The wild bamboos are divided into green mist, and the flying springs are hung with green peaks. No one knows where to go, and I lean on two or three pine trees in sorrow.
Interpretation:
The faint barking of dogs is mixed with the sound of gurgling water, and the peach blossoms have a few dewdrops. Elk are often seen deep in the woods. When I came to the stream at noon, I couldn't hear the bell of the mountain temple. Green wild bamboos cut through the blue clouds, and white waterfalls hang high on the green mountain peaks. No one knew the whereabouts of the Taoist priests, so I couldn't help but feel anxious leaning on a few ancient pines.
4. Suddenly I met the Blue Bird Messenger and was invited to Chisong's house.
"A Banquet at the Taoist Priest's Room with Plum Blossoms on Qingming Day" Tang Dynasty: Meng Haoran
The forest is full of sorrow and spring is over, and the pavilion is open to enjoy the beauty of things. Suddenly I met the envoy of Blue Bird and invited him to Chisong's house.
The golden stove is on, and the peaches are blooming. If the childish face can stay, why not be drunk and drifting into the clouds.
Interpretation:
I am lying high in the forest, opening the tent to enjoy the natural beauty in the mountains. Suddenly, Taoist priest Mei sent a letter inviting me to a banquet at his place. The alchemy furnace in the room has just been lit, and the peach blossoms are in full bloom outside. If drinking this wine can keep you young forever, then I will definitely get drunk.
5. Thousands of red peach trees are planted by hand, and there is no spring breeze in the mountains.
"Taoist Xue Hurts Taoyuan" Tang Dynasty: Liu Yuxi
The crane's nest is empty beside the altar, and the white deer wanders leisurely in the old path.
Thousands of red peach trees are planted by hand, and there is no spring breeze in the mountains.
Interpretation:
The old pine beside the flower bed is still there, but the crane's nest is empty. The white deer walks leisurely along the ancient paths. The tens of thousands of red peach trees planted by my old friend (referring to Taoist Xue) have bloomed all over the hillside, but their owner is no longer here and they can only let the spring breeze blow.
Ancient poems that describe being single and free and easy, or sentences about the quiet time, or ancient poems that describe being single and free and easy:
The cool wind blows in the autumn night, and the fresh air is turbid. . ——Zhang Xie
The autumn air in the stone palace is clear, and the clear air is suitable for the valley. ——Yuanjie
The land is high, the mountains are quiet and the air is pure. ——Zhang Ji
The wind and rain in the high sky have dispersed, and the fresh air is in the garden. ——Chu Guangxi
Mountain rain leaves fresh air, and the rushing stream brings early coolness. ——Zhu Jingxuan
As I grow old, I can only dream in the mountains. The bells and drums are even fresher after the rain. ——Su Shi
Poems about quiet times:
1. Deer are seen when the trees are deep, and no bells are heard in the stream at noon. 11. "Visiting the Unexpected Taoist Priests in Daitian Mountain" by Li Bai
2. It's snowing in the evening, can you have a drink? 11. "Asking Liu Nineteenth" by Bai Juyi
3. Only the cool breeze on the river and the bright moon in the mountains. When the ear picks it up, it becomes sound, when the eye meets it, it becomes color. 11. "Red Cliff Ode" by Su Shi
4. At that time, I said goodbye to my beloved, and I knew where the mountains were and the rivers were far away. 11. "Treading on the Shasha·Blue Sea without Waves" by Yan Shu
5. The south wind knows my intention and blows my dream to Xizhou. 11. "Xizhou Song" Anonymous (Strong Amway Xizhou Song Full Text)
6. The sea water is a long dream, you are worried and I am also worried. 11. "Xizhou Song" Anonymous
7. When I first met you, it was like returning from an old friend. ——Anonymous
8. The man came riding a bamboo horse and went around the bed to make green plums. 11. "Chang Qian Xing" Li Bai
9. The clouds are green and green, and it is like rain, and the water is watery and smokey. 11. "Sleepwalking Tianmu Yin Farewell" by Li Bai
Pursuing the contents of Li Bai's handwritten newspaper: A man who was frustrated in officialdom, a proud man in poetry, and a man who loved nature - Li Bai. Because of the downturn in his official career, he began to exile from Qingya. "Raise your glass to the bright moon, and make three people in the shadow." This is his indignation when drinking alone under the moon; "Looking up to the sky and laughing, go out, how can I be a Penghao person?" is his smug mentality; "Life is not satisfactory in this world. "The Ming Dynasty is like a broken boat" is the frustration of his unrealized ambition; "There will be times when the wind breaks through the waves, and the sails are sailing across the sea" is his optimism about life...
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