#怀揣诗酒剑走远方#
Among the treasures of classical Chinese literature, the relationship between poetry and wine has a long history. Wine, as a cultural symbol, is not only a material enjoyment, but also an important medium for poets to express their emotions and create art. In the writings of ancient literati and writers, wine has become a special language, carrying their joys, sorrows, loneliness and dreams. This article will explore the wine culture in poetry, and interpret its artistic charm and philosophy of life.
First of all, wine is often a symbol of joy and gathering in poetry. The Tang Dynasty poet Wang Wei wrote in "Youth Xing": "Xinfeng has ten thousand wine fights, and Xianyang Ranger has been for many years." The meeting spirit is the king's drink, and the horse is a high-rise weeping willow side. "Here, wine has become a medium for friends to get together, drink and have fun, reflecting the young ranger's uninhibited and love of life. Talking and laughing at the wine table is a rare happy time in life, and it is also a kind of life attitude pursued by poets.
Secondly, wine is also a vehicle for poets to express their sorrows and feelings. For example, the Tang Dynasty poet Li Bai wrote in "Will Enter the Wine": "You don't see the water of the Yellow River coming up from the sky, rushing to the sea and never returning." You don't see the sad white hair of Gao Tang Mingjing, and the morning is like green silk turning into snow at dusk. Life must be happy, don't make the gold bottle empty to the moon. Here, wine has become a poet's emotion in the face of the impermanence of life and the passage of time. Through the indulgence of wine, the poet expresses his lament for the transience of life and the pursuit of the joy of life, embodying a philosophy of life that is timely and happy.
Wine is also often associated with loneliness and loneliness in poetry. For example: "A pot of wine among the flowers, drinking alone without a blind date." Raise a glass to invite Mingyue, and the shadow becomes a trio. "The poet drinks alone under the moon, although he has no friends around him, but he can be accompanied by the bright moon and shadows, transforming loneliness into a poetic enjoyment. Here, wine has become a bridge between the poet and nature, and it also reflects the poet's inner open-mindedness and detachment.
In ancient poetry, wine is often associated with heroism and ambition. For example, the Song Dynasty lyricist Xin Qiji wrote in "Breaking the Array: Giving Strong Words to Chen Tongfu to Send It": "When I was drunk, I picked up the lamp to see the sword, and dreamed of blowing the horn and the camp." Eight hundred miles of fire, fifty strings turned over the outside sound, and the battlefield was an autumn soldier. "Here, wine has become a symbol of unfulfilled ambition and heroic loneliness. Through the description of wine, the poet expresses his yearning for heroic ideals and his feelings about the changes of the times.
Wine in poetry is a special cultural symbol, which is not only a medium of joy and friendship, but also a companion of sorrow and loneliness, and a source of artistic creation and heroism. In the pen of ancient poets, wine was transformed into a special language, conveying their emotions and thoughts, and also reflecting their deep understanding of life, art and life. Through these poems, we can feel the wine culture of the ancients, and we can also experience the profundity and artistic charm of Chinese culture.
