Feng Huang Yu Fei's poem "The Book of Songs, Elegance, Volume I": "Feng Huang Yu Fei, which means that the phoenix flies in the air with the phoenix, is generally used to wish the newlyweds a happy life and as a wedding toast.
Sonorous: Onomatopoeic words, with loud meaning and beautiful voice. Describe a musical instrument that is loud and rhythmic, and also describe a loud or low voice.
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Appreciation of "Feng Huang Yu Fei and His Feathers"
Phoenix flies high in the blue sky, birds spread their wings tightly, and phoenix and birds stop in the tree together. Compare the phoenix to the king of Zhou, and the birds to the virtuous minister. The poet flies with the phoenix, followed by the birds, which is a metaphor for the support of the virtuous minister for Zhou Wang, that is, the so-called "obsession with the son of heaven".
The so-called infatuation with Shu Ren is just a foil. ) Then, the phoenix trees in Gorkon are lush, and the Ming phoenix in Chaoyang is melodious, rendering a harmonious atmosphere of harmony between monarch and minister.
This poem is an eulogy to the King of Zhou, which has ideological limitations. However, praise has the meaning of exhortation, so it still has some merits. From an artistic point of view, the whole article is large in scale and complete in structure, surpassing pen and ink.
It is natural to use metaphors at the same time, such as comparing "Jade" to "Noble Minister" and comparing "Wang Duo Ji" and "Wang Duo" to the birds of the Phoenix, which left a distinct impression on readers and also had a wide influence on later generations.
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