Appreciation of Wang Jiangnan's Late Spring

This word not only has the same tone and similar sentences, but also shows some differences in the time of creation through the difference between "Wei" and "Ji". However, the artistic perspectives of these two landscape paintings are quite different. If the author is compared to a clever photographer, then the first one is about climbing the scenery, and the author is shooting at a fixed point. This film is about a trip in late spring. The author is excited and changes the scene, thus constantly changing the shooting position, angle and distance.

Uptown begins with the meandering water and pavilions in the city as the center. Start with a pen, clarify the meaning of the topic, and use the allusions in The Analects of Confucius to write the psychology of trying on spring clothes for the first time, much like the "voice-over" in modern film and television. Then write two scenic spots with antithesis: on a curved water surface, the waves surge slightly, and the flowing cups move smoothly on the water surface, which reproduces the dynamic scenery of the winding water surface, like a bird's eye view taken from a high place; On the pavilion of the spring outing, the soft spring breeze gently floats people's light spring clothes, which is a close-up, accompanied by people's tactile feeling ("softness"). These two scenes in the author's works not only reflect the seasonal characteristics of late spring, but also show the author's pleasure in spring outing from the side. "_ Luo Qing" echoes the last article "When will the spring clothes be finished?" This is the subtle composition of the work, which is also noteworthy. Take a break from the scene, which means to praise the rise of peace, which is a bit vulgar and trite, but first, the author moved to Mizhou for seven years in the winter of Xining, and achieved remarkable results, so he was gratified in his works, which is probably the practical significance of "praising the rise of peace"; Second, this sentence focuses on the word "music" and clearly points out the author's emotional psychology at the moment. So it is still not satisfactory.

The spatial background of Xiatan has become a village, which is another scene. A few words wrote down my first impression after I came to the countryside: after a light rain, there was a busy atmosphere of urging farming everywhere. Although the author did not reveal his identity, he vaguely conveyed his concern for agriculture as a local governor. Then, like a photographer, he aimed the camera at the scenery in late spring: the peach blossom and plum blossom had withered, but the sound of water bream came from the depths of the bushes. All the scenery here also captures the seasonal characteristics of late spring, accompanied by people's auditory feelings. When I saw a large piece of radish cauliflower in full bloom, I couldn't help but sigh: the spring scenery at this time should belong to radish! The third cloud in Han Yu's "Three Poems of Feeling Spring" says: "The yellow radish flowers, peaches and plums have retired." Liu Yuxi's poem "Visit Du Xuanguan again" also said: "A hundred acres of courtyard is half covered with moss, and peach blossoms are all in bloom." A pause in this Dongpo poem may emerge from it, but it is a record of the scene at that time and the strongest "voice-over" matching the camera. Throughout the author, although there are joys and sorrows from time to time, there is always a sense of "detachment", especially the author in Mizhou period. Therefore, Spring Belongs to Radish is really a unique discovery of late spring scenery and even nature, revealing the author's satisfaction and enthusiasm for spring outing.

If the sentence "a hundred words are not peaches and plums" is a little sentimental, it has been swept away. Indeed, the recipient can go beyond the author's creative intention and make a reasonable re-creation. Whether Su Shi intentionally or unintentionally, the phrase "Spring belongs to radish" tells a certain natural philosophy. This can be understood from two different angles: one is derogatory: the great spring scenery has disappeared, and the rest is not enough. "Radish" is not worth mentioning, "Spring belongs to radish" is ugly and beautiful, pitiful and hateful; Second, praise: Although the spring in Xiangguo is impressive, "the romantic wind is always blown away by the rain" and failed to stand the test of time. Only turnips have the strongest vitality. They are full of vitality in late spring, and spring finally belongs to them.