There are many reeds on the waterfront of reed flowers. Autumn is gray, the west wind blows, and flowers fly like snow. There are many reeds growing by the water. They bloom in autumn and are all white. When the autumn wind blows, the flowers fly like snow.
Lu Hua is a five-line poem written by Yong, a poet in the Tang Dynasty. The whole poem is: one river and one lake, one person and one fishing boat in January. A song, a song, a mouthful of white wine, a song, a drunken day.
One river and one lake, one fishing boat per person in January. These two sentences describe the close-ups the author saw. The short ten words, including five "ones", outline the image of the poet enjoying himself by the river, and at the same time let readers imagine that the author is in an uninhabited place in vast expanse, otherwise there would be no such leisure.
However, such a figure is obviously not a "fisherman", because a "fisherman" would not fish in such a cold mountain. This shows that the author is actually enjoying this rare loneliness and tranquility.
A song, a song, a mouthful of white wine, a song, a drunken day. It is also four "ones", which vividly presents the author's drinking, singing, reciting poems, getting drunk and enjoying the sky. At this time, the poet was completely intoxicated in his own world and forgot the troubles in the world.
The whole poem is neat and neat, and the use of ten "ones" is like a string, which vividly shows the poet's detached realm.
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This poem begins with a description of the growth environment and situation of Luhua. "sandwiching the bank" describes the growing place of reed flowers near the water bank, and describes the prosperity and luxuriance of reed flowers. The last sentence, "the branches shake the waves", depicts the beauty of the reed flowers with a metaphor, like flowing and rolling waves.
The moonlight is muddy as snow, and the reed flowers at night are as white as snow in the moonlight. "Nowhere to Recognize a Fisherman" is written by the author. On the foggy river, there are no fishing boats coming and going, depicting an ethereal and distant artistic conception.
Generally speaking, this poem depicts the beauty of the Lu Hua River that the author can feel at this time from the growth environment, growth posture and blooming prosperity of Lu Hua.