"Listening to the Flute in the Surrendered City at Night" PPT courseware

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"Listening to the Flute in the Surrendered City at Night" PPT courseware

Appreciation

This is a masterpiece that expresses the homesickness of border guards.

The poem's writing style is concise and light, and its meaning is profound. It has been composed into strings and instruments and has been sung all over the world.

The sand in front of Le Feng is like snow, and the moon outside the city is like frost.

The first two sentences of the poem describe a unique scenery of a moonlit night at the frontier fortress.

Looking into the distance, tall beacon towers stand on the hills that wind for dozens of miles. Under the beacon towers is an endless desert, which looks like a snow-covered wasteland under the moonlight. Looking closer, the moonlight outside Gaocheng is as bright as the frost in late autumn.

The desert is not a snowfield, but the poet says it is "like snow". The moonlight is not autumn frost, but the poet says it is "like frost". The poet uses his pen in this way to use this cold scenery to exaggerate the sadness and desolation of his mood. It is this snow-like desert and frost-like moonlight that make the night in Shoujiang City seem particularly empty and bleak. It also made the poet particularly strongly feel the loneliness of being in such an isolated place, and developed a feeling of homesickness.

about the author

Wang Wei (701-761), whose courtesy name was Mojie. A native of Taiyuan Qi (now Qi County, Shanxi Province). A landscape pastoral poet in the prosperous Tang Dynasty. Rarely talented, he was a Jinshi in the ninth year of Kaiyuan. He was a poet and painter, and became the master of the southern style of splash-ink landscape painting. He is also proficient in music. These had a positive impact on his poetry creation. His poems have achieved many achievements, but his achievements in describing landscapes and countryside are the highest. Therefore, he and Meng Haoran became the representatives of the pastoral poetry school in the prosperous Tang Dynasty, and they were collectively called "Wang Meng".

Appreciation Analysis

Wang Ji once wrote a poem like this: "The noisy cicadas in the forest are more quiet, and the mountains with singing birds are even more secluded." Wang Wei's little poem has the same meaning but the same effect. But if you taste it carefully, Wang Ji's poems can't help but give people a sense of reasoning. They are full of philosophical implications, but they lack vivid descriptions. However, this poem is written with realistic images, vivid and natural, and infinite interest.

Although the poem contains flowers falling, moonrise, and birds chirping, "these moving scenery makes the poem appear full of vitality and not dull, and at the same time, through movement, it more prominently shows the tranquility of the spring stream." It can be seen that the poem is still coming from behind.

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Update Time: 2024-11-26

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