Double Key Dade Song Winter Snow Flurries, Dancing Pear Blossoms Appreciation

The Dade Song in Two Tunes Winter Snow Flurries, Dancing Pear Blossoms[1]. I can no longer see the four or five smoky villages[2], and the dense sprinkling of pictures[3]. Seeing the sparse forests and the evening crows[4], the yellow reeds are covered by the clear river, and the angled cables are on the fishing boat[5]. Note [1] snow strewn Hua, dance pear flower: describe the snowflakes as white as pear blossoms. Cen Sen's "Snow Song Sending Wujian Back to Beijing": "The north wind rolls the white grass folds, Hu Tian August is flying snow. Suddenly the spring breeze came, and thousands of pear blossoms bloomed." [2] Smoke Village: A village covered with smoke. [3] KAN PICTURES: worth depicting. Picture, here is a verb. Han Shu - Su Wu Biography: "Picture his people in the Kirin Pavilion." [4] conceal: half-hidden and exposed, either hidden or present. [5] "oblique cable": a small fishing boat tied diagonally. The cable is the rope that ties the boat, and it is used as a verb in the sentence. Appreciation of this small order, most of the content reflects the despair of the young woman in the bosom. The first two lines of the poem, "The snow is falling, covering the heavy door", point out the season, saying that in the winter months, the snow is flying. Then he expressed his feelings directly: "I can't help but keep my soul". The fourth line, "Thin and Lost River Plum Rhyme", compares the story of Princess Mei to show that the thinking woman has become thin and lost her former charm due to her nostalgia for her husband in a faraway place. The fifth line, "The Village on the Clear River", is an adaptation of the mood of Xin Qiji's words, further expressing the young woman's loneliness and grief. The sixth line, "Who is the one who is lonely in the perfumed lady's room?", is the young woman's sigh of helplessness. The key phrase is the last line, "What a haggard man on the fence", in the snowy days, when all the doors are closed, the young woman braves the snow to look at the faraway returnees on the fence. In the snow and wind, only she looked at the fence, gazing, expressing the feelings of longing for the deep winter can not be sealed. This line sweeps away the despair mentioned above, showing a young woman's persistent pursuit of love and strong character. The structure of this piece is written in a contradictory and antithetical way. The first few lines of the young woman's despair, by the color pen left and right, the tone is getting thicker and thicker, seems to have been desperate to the end, while the last sentence, it is a sharp turn, a reversal of the normal state. In this way, the first suppressed and then raised, more attractive artistic charm.