The beautiful and charming green mountains and clear waters have enchanted countless literati and inkers. The improvised poems of the poets also add color to the landscape and add a legendary humanistic color.
In ancient times, there were many poets of the Landscape Pastoral School, who loved nature, longed for a leisurely and peaceful forest spring life, and even preferred to give up fame and fortune, but also to be a villager without regret. The following is a sharing of Cui Hao's little-known poems, which are realistic and interesting, and are worthy of being the best in Tang poetry.
Into Joye Creek
Tang Dynasty: Cui Hao
The light boat has gone to he disease, and has reached the realm of the cloud forest.
Sit up between the fish and birds, shaking the landscape and water shadows.
The sound in the rock answered itself, and the words in the stream were quiet.
Everything is humorous, stopping at the afterglow.
Cui Hao is a Well-known Poet of the Tang Dynasty, and many people can recite his famous work "Yellow Crane Tower" backwards like a stream. When it comes to Ruoye Creek, many readers will definitely think of Wang's "Into Ruoye Creek". Ruoye Creek, thirty-five miles south of Shaoxing, Zhejiang, flows north into Jian Lake. According to legend, in the spring and autumn, the beautiful woman Xi Shi used to be here huansha, and there were huansha stones next to the stream, so it was also called Huansha Creek.
Although Cui Hao is a man of integrity, he is quick in his thinking, and his poems are imposing, and Li Bai has also lamented that he is not as good. After entering the army, the poet has not been visible in his official position, so he travels all over the world and travels in all directions, leaving his own poems everywhere he goes. This poem is full of poetry and expresses the love of green mountains and clear waters.
The first link conveyed a sense of joy and comfort, a leaf light boat, speeding fast, the scenery around them have regressed. The river breeze blows, the blue waves ripple, and the riverbank is green with green willows and greenery.
The poet uses the three words "Cloud Forest Realm" to paint a beautiful landscape picture, which seems to wander in the illusion. "Where to go", the seemingly reproachful tone, reflects the poet's feeling of being overwhelmed, so that he can't watch it.
The poet is very excited, and the end of the pen is extremely smooth, and the next two sentences specifically describe the scenery on the river surface. "Sit up between the fish and birds, shake the landscape and water shadows." The poet sometimes looks down at the fish swimming under the water, and sometimes looks up at the birds flying freely in the blue sky.
The green mountains are reflected in the water, and they are constantly shaking as the oars hit the waves. The poet and the fish and birds play, and indulge in the landscape and water, showing a kind of flexible picture, which is admirable.
The neck stroke is unique, the author uses the movement to line the static, the flowing water hits the rocks on the shore, making a huge sound, and then spreads to a long distance, but it seems more peaceful. The echo of the echo is also reminiscent of the poem of the king, "The cicadas are noisy and the forest is quiet, and the birds are singing and the mountains are more quiet." "Mi, more and more meaning.
The poet was relaxed, and the boatman slowed down, and they talked casually while leisurely watching the scenery. The eternal solidity of green mountains and the long flow of clear water also bear witness to the various legends that occur in Ruoye Creek.
When he was relieved of his duties, the people in the Ruoye Creek area gathered money to send money, and Liu Pet only received one piece of money, and posterity commemorated him and called this creek Liu Pet Creek. Xu Hao, a famous calligrapher of the Tang Dynasty, changed the name of this creek to Wuyun Creek, which can be seen that there are many historical sites and beautiful scenery, which is worthy of being a scenic spot in the southeast.
Caizi admired the beautiful scenery, and his heart was also silently appreciated, and the last two sentences expressed the mood of lingering. The poet sighed deeply, "Everything is humorous, and it stops at the afterglow." "It was dusk and sunset, a wisp of oblique light sprinkled on the clear water, the boatman temporarily stopped paddling, and the poet also bathed in the sunset evening sun.
The poem ends here, but the reader feels that it is not finished. Everyone must think that since the author loves the scenery here so much, why not simply abandon the boat and land on the shore and slowly enjoy it. Maybe the author is on official business and can't stay too long; maybe it's caizi who thinks that everything should be left with some aftertaste, and when he revisits the place, he may be more interested.
Cui Hao's poem is superb in composition, not only combining movement and static, but also having clear layers. The poet begins with a question, which is very fascinating. The author also shows the fish in the water and the birds in the sky, showing the poet's love for a beautiful and harmonious idyllic life.
At the same time, the poet uses the echoes in the rocks to set off the tranquil atmosphere of Ruoye Creek, which is immersive. The whole poem is realistic and interesting, worthy of the best work in Tang poetry!