Poetry photography, how to shoot the artistic conception of "hibiscus is not as good as beauty makeup, and the water temple is fragrant"?

How to shoot? Hibiscus is not as beautiful as beauty, and the water temple is fragrant. Artistic conception?

Proposition photography of ancient poems is of great help to China's appreciation and photography of ancient poems.

Spring has come, and there are beautiful scenery and flowers everywhere. This poem was written by Wang Changling in the Tang Dynasty. The full text is:

Hibiscus is not as beautiful as beauty, and the water temple is fragrant. Who will cry for the autumn fan and hang the bright moon for you?

Hibiscus flowers are beautiful, but not as beautiful as beautiful women's clothes. The emperor's cruise ship was blown by the wind as if pearls and jadeites were fragrant. Who knows, Fan can only cover up dejectedly, waiting for the arrival of the king like the moon in the sky.

For proposition photography, especially photography based on the proposition of ancient poetry, it is important to understand poetry, then grasp the key words from understanding and go out to collect ideas according to the key words.

Hibiscus flowers are beautiful, but not as beautiful as beautiful women's clothes. The emperor's cruise ship was blown by the wind, as if pearls and jadeites were all fragrant.

From: Tang Dynasty? Wang Changling's Autumn Hatred in the West Palace

Full text:

Hibiscus is not as beautiful as beauty, and the water temple is fragrant.

Who will cry for the autumn fan and hang the bright moon for you?

Translation:

Hibiscus flowers are beautiful, but not as beautiful as beautiful women's clothes. The emperor's cruise ship was blown by the wind as if pearls and jadeites were fragrant. Who knows, Fan can only cover up dejectedly, waiting for the arrival of the king like the moon in the sky.

Precautions:

1, Hibiscus: Hibiscus.

2. Water Temple: refers to a temple near the water or a luxury cruise ship taken by the emperor.

3. Zhucui: It means pearls and emeralds, and it can also mean dressing up women or mussels and kingfishers.

4. Autumn fan: a metaphor for women's aging and withering; Or autumn fan.

5. Hanging in the air: Hanging in the air.

The first two sentences in the poem are both an introduction and a foreshadowing. They say that beautiful women are born with their looks and temperament, more beautiful than hibiscus. They use three images of water temple, pearl and fragrance to illustrate the cool and elegant living environment from three aspects: touch, vision and taste, and at the same time, to emphasize the following contrast effect, they show beautiful loneliness.

The last two sentences express the theme of the poem. in my heart forever described it with Ban Jieyu's allusions, that is, the song of the fan. Allusions mentioned that Ban Jieyu was snubbed by the emperor at that time, and then compared himself with the round fan (in ancient times, the round fan was a tool for enjoying the cool in summer, but it was put aside in autumn because it was no longer needed). He waited for the king's good luck every day, always expecting but always disappointed, and expressed his feeling of being left out.