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The meaning of the poem "The moonlight on the Xijiang River walks along the yellow sand road at night"

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西江月

Night Walk In the middle of the yellow sand road

Xin Qiji

The bright moon leaves the branches frightened by magpies, and the breeze sings the cicadas in the middle of the night. The fragrance of rice flowers tells of a good harvest, and the sound of frogs sounds.

Seven or eight stars in the sky, two or three o'clock in the rain. In front of the mountain, by the forest of the old Maodian Society, I suddenly saw the bridge over the creek when the road turned.

Effectiveness

The bright moonlight startled the perching magpies, and they left the branches and flew away. In the late night when the breeze blows, the cicadas keep chirping. In the fragrance of rice flowers, there is a sound of frogs, which seems to be telling the story of a good year. After a while, dark clouds covered the moon. There were only seven or eight stars twinkling in the distant sky, and a little rain actually fell in front of the mountain. Pedestrians panicked: There used to be a thatched cottage next to the Tutu Temple bush to take shelter from the rain, but why is it missing now? He hurriedly crossed the stream from the small bridge, turned a corner, and the thatched shop appeared in front of him.

Notes

① This poem is about what the author saw and heard during his night walk in the mountain countryside. The bright moon, the clear breeze, the chirping magpies and cicadas, the sound of fragrant rice frogs, and the small bridges over the stream form a beautiful and moving picture of a summer night in the mountainous countryside of Jiangnan. What runs through the whole story is the love for nature and the joy of harvest. The author is good at capturing the characteristics of the summer night mountain countryside, and understands the farmers' desire for a good harvest. In addition, the brisk writing style, beautiful language, and harmonious syllables make people read this poem as if they were there, with endless aftertaste.

② "Moon over the Xijiang River": The name of the song in Jiaofang during the reign of Emperor Xuanzong of the Tang Dynasty, later used as the tune.

③Huangsha: Huangsha Ridge is located in the west of Shangrao, Xinzhou. The author often passed by this ridge when he was living with a lake.

④Special branches: side branches.

⑤Old Mao Shop: The thatched shop that I was very familiar with in the past.

⑥She: Earth Temple. Shelin: The woods around the Tutu Temple.

Brief Analysis

The first part of the poem uses the unique sounds of summer nights in mountain villages, such as bird alarm, cicada chirping, and frog noise, to describe Huangsha Road as full of life and not lonely; The second part of the poem uses light clouds and drizzle, sudden changes in the weather, and the sudden discovery of old travel places to express the relaxation and interest of walking in the countryside at night. Both the first and second films are written with true feelings and scenes, and the writing style is brisk. It is an intoxicating country night march.

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Bie Yue Branch The magpies are startled, and the cicadas chirp in the breeze in the middle of the night. The bright moonlight frightened the magpies perched on the trees, and they jumped from one branch to another. Flying away from the branch: flying away from the branch where it originally rested. The normal word order of this sentence should be "The bright moon scares the magpies and leaves the branches". In order to comply with the requirements of the word card rhythm, it was adjusted like this. Cicadas chirp in the breeze in the middle of the night: The breeze blows on the branches in the middle of the night, and the cicadas also chirp in response to the cries of the black magpies. Black magpies are very sensitive to light, and they often startle when encountering bright light in the dark. The cicadas began to cry because of the startled magpies and the breeze blowing on the branches. ○Two sentences describe the bright moon, clear breeze and forest scenery on a summer night. There is movement and stillness, and the description is vivid.

The fragrance of rice flowers speaks of a good harvest, and the sound of frogs sounds. The two sentences say that when the rice flowers are fragrant, only the sound of frogs is heard, which seems to say that this year is a good harvest year. It means that the sound of frogs accompanied by the fragrance of rice flowers indicates that a good harvest is in sight. Hear: hear. One piece: connected as one, everywhere. ○The sound of frogs is unintentional, but I think it seems to be a deliberate prediction of a good harvest. It embodies emotions in the scenery and is filled with the author's joy.

The upper column focuses on depicting the scenery of rural fields on a clear summer night.

Seven or eight stars are outside the sky, and two or three points of rain are in front of the mountain. There were seven or eight stars hanging in the sky, and a sporadic light rain fell in front of the mountain. Seven or eight stars: It describes the sky with few stars, moon, and stars. There are only a few stars that can be counted. Tianwai: the horizon. Two or three spots of rain: The showers are sparse, and only a few spots are felt. ○The two sentences describe rain, which is a unique scene of approaching summer night showers.

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Xin Qiji

(1140-1207), whose courtesy name was You'an and whose name was Jiaxuan, was from Licheng (now Jinan, Shandong). A life dedicated to recovery. He is a poet who specializes in poetry and is a representative of the bold and unrestrained poets. His style is melancholy, tragic and intense. He is known as the "Dragon of Ci" and is also known as "Su Xin" together with Su Shi. He is the author of "Jia Xuan's Long and Short Sentences", and today's collection of "Xin Jiaxuan's Poems and Essays" is compiled. There are more than 620 poems in "Complete Song Ci".

Moon in the Xijiang River·Walking in the yellow sand at night ① in the middle of the road

Xin Qiji

The bright moon scares the magpies ② on the other branches, and the cicadas chirp in the breeze in the middle of the night. The fragrance of rice flowers tells of a good harvest, and the sound of frogs sounds.

Seven or eight stars are outside the sky, and two or three points of rain are in front of the mountain. In the old days, by the woods of Maodian Society, I suddenly saw a bridge over a stream when the road turned.

Notes

Notes

Notes

①: Huangsha: Huangshaling, in the west of Shangrao, Jiangxi.

②: "Mingyue" sentence: Su Shi's poem "Second Rhyme Jiang Yingshu": "The bright moon frightens the magpies but has not settled on the branches." Other branches: slanting branches.

③: Society: Earth Temple. In ancient times, there was a community tree in the village, which was used as a place for worshiping gods, so it was called community forest.

Appreciation

Appreciation

[Appreciation]

This poem was written by Xin Qiji when he was demoted and lived in Jiangxi. Deliberately describe the night view of Huangshaling. The moon is bright, the breeze is clear, the stars are sparse and the rain is sparse, the magpies are frightened, the cicadas are chirping, the rice flowers are fragrant, and the frogs are singing. The words describe the mountain village scenery on a summer night from three aspects: vision, hearing and smell. The scenes blend together beautifully and picturesquely. Quiet, natural, vivid and lifelike. It is a masterpiece of Song poetry with the theme of rural life.

The writer writes about the scenery he saw and the emotions he felt while walking in the countryside late at night. After reading the first half of the film, you must feel the excitement in the silence.