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Poetry of Sanju Qiuming

The poem "San Ju Qiu Ming", "Mountain Dwelling in Qiu Ming" original text: After the new rain in the empty mountains, autumn comes late. The bright moon shines among the pines, and the clear spring flows over the rocks. The bamboo noise returns to Huan Nu, and the lotus moves off the fishing boat. The spring fragrance rests at will, and the king and grandson can stay.

"Dwelling in the Mountains in the Dark Autumn" is a poem by Wang Wei, a poet of the Tang Dynasty. This poem describes the beautiful scenery of the mountain village in the evening after the autumn rain clears and the simple customs of the mountain villagers. It expresses the poet's love for the mountains, rivers and countryside and his contented mood of living in seclusion. It uses natural beauty to express the beauty of personality and society.

The whole poem harmoniously and perfectly integrates the coolness of autumn after the rain in the empty mountain, the light of the bright moon among the pines, the sound of the clear spring on the stone, the roar of laughter in the bamboo forest after the return of the raccoon girl, and the movement of the fishing boat passing through the lotus. , giving people a rich and fresh feeling. It is like a fresh and beautiful landscape painting, but also like a quiet and beautiful lyrical music, which embodies the creative characteristics of painting in Wang Wei's poems.

This poem is a famous landscape poem. It describes the scenery of the mountain residence in early autumn at dusk after rain. An important artistic technique of this poem is to use natural beauty to express the poet's personality beauty and an ideal social beauty. On the surface, this poem only uses the method of "fu" to model mountains and rivers, and to describe the scenery in detail and touchingly. In fact, the whole poem is a metaphor. The poet expresses his aspirations through the description of the landscape, which is rich in meaning and thought-provoking.