Origin: From Wang Yucheng, a poet and essayist in the Northern Song Dynasty, "The horse crosses the mountain path, the chrysanthemum turns yellow, and it is believed that the horse is longer than the wild.
Listen to the sound of thousands of valleys at night and watch some peaks silent in the sunset. The leaves of huanghuali are as red as rouge, and the fragrance of buckwheat flowers is as white as snow. To my dismay, the village bridge is like my hometown! "
The horse walked through the mountain road, and the wild chrysanthemums on the roadside were slightly open, allowing the horse to walk for a long time at will. Autumn wind rustles in the valley, and several peaks stand quietly in the sunset. The fallen leaves in Li Tang are as red as rouge, and the fragrant buckwheat is as white as snow. What makes me suddenly feel blue when reciting poems? It turns out that the scenery in the countryside is very similar to my hometown.
Extended data:
The first two sentences explain the time, place, people and things. The season is autumn, which is indirectly explained by "the chrysanthemum is beginning to yellow"; The location is a mountain road, directly pointed out by the "mountain road"; The character is the author himself, which is the conclusion drawn from the word "I" in the conclusion of the poem; The thing is, the author rode through the mountain road and enjoyed the beautiful scenery of Shan Ye, which was revealed from the poem. These two sentences highlight the author's carefree manner and strong wanderlust.
The third and fourth sentences are written from the aspects of hearing and vision respectively. The first sentence is written in the evening, and autumn sounds are heard; Several peaks stand quietly in the sunset, which is a witness. Here, the two distinct realms of "sound" and "silence" set each other off and become interesting, showing the silence of the mountain village in the evening.
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