The spring water of the long causeway is green and leisurely, and it flows into the Zhanghe River. Mo listened to the sound and urged him to go to the river, and the shallow part of Peach Creek was invincible.
This seven-piece poem is the poem of Wang Zhizhuo, a famous border poet of the Tang Dynasty.
Grunt, quan, three sounds, a ditch in the field.
Zhao, zhao, four sounds, oars.
The word "feast" in the title of the poem indicates that this is a parting poem.
Parting is always sad, but the whole poem seems to write about the beauty of the scenery, without a "sad" word, which is the brilliance of this poem.
"Long causeway", parting place; "spring water", season; "leisurely", refers to both the flow of water and the long way of leaving sorrow.
Looking down the ditch in the field, my worries converged into the Zhanghe River and went away. The surface is written, but in fact, it is sent to the feelings.
The sound of this urging oars, the sound of the fragile parting heart, I am afraid of this departure, carrying the sorrow of this boat, gradually the mountains and rivers are long, and this peach blossom stream water cannot bear my full sadness.
The last sentence is related to Li Qingzhao's "Only afraid of the Shuangxi ship boat, can not move, many sorrows." "There are similarities.
This sentence can write a lot of sorrows: parting, reluctance, love, friendship, thoughts... It can even be used to express the pretense of pretending to be reluctant when the meal is over.
There are many places available, and it is also quite literary and artistic.