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What does the poem Lu Ling mean?
There have always been different views on the theme of this poem. Several main viewpoints are listed as follows: First, the theory of thorn shortage (preface: Luling), thorn shortage also. Xianggong loves hunting, but he never repairs civil affairs. It is good for the people to suffer and have a good old age. "Second, thorns judge people by color" (Mu Ting's Poems). Third, the saying that women love men and praise men (interpretation of Zhu Dongrun's Three Hundred Poems and Yuan Mei's The Book of Songs). Fourth, the theory of hunting songs (Zhou Meng, Feng Yu's Hundred Translations of the Book of Songs). Five, praise the hunter said (with "poetry", zhu "poetry biography"). Now most people say that they are the fifth, which should be ok.

The author praised the hunter's external heroism and internal virtue with envious eyes. I really can't see the meaning of "learning from time to time" in the poem, and I can't see the innuendo of "if the words are beautiful, the meaning is ironic" (Fang Yurun's original book of songs).

Hunting is a common thing in ancient farming and animal husbandry society. Hunters not only get what they need in life, but also have the benefits of fitness and martial arts. The ancients believed that a country could not be strong without the martial arts with literary aspirations. Strong physique, brave and good at fighting, embodies the martial spirit of China people. Kindness, charity and wit embody the civilized spirit of China people. Therefore, respecting civil and military, combining rigidity with softness, formed a fashion and a kind of knowledge in ancient times. Under the influence of this kind of atmosphere, people often regard whether a person can be literate and martial as an important criterion to measure whether he is promising or not. In daily life, people often use this standard and vision to measure and observe all kinds of people. Once such a figure appears, it is doubly appreciated. The hunter in this poem is one of them. The author chooses the secular hunting to praise the kindness, courage, ability and beauty of hunters, which is both reasonable and unique in the poet's aesthetic vision.

This poem was written by dogs and people, from reality to nothingness. The poem consists of three chapters, and the first sentence of each chapter is written in real words. In the second sentence of each chapter, people are described in an imaginative way, that is, "things refer to people, and their attitude is impressive" (Kyle reads poems). "Lingling", "Hot Ring" and "Hot Chaos" are all about dogs, describing not only their appearance, but also their sounds. From this, we can imagine the scene at that time: the black dog was favored and excited in front of the hunter, the sound of the collar when the hound ran, and so on. , set off the atmosphere of curiosity from one side. Chen's "Reading Poems to Make Up Poems" says: "Three poems are a gift. Such as' Yin' and' Lu Lingling', make people feel as if they are in the environment. After reading for a thousand years, they still feel the words and sounds. " I am deeply touched by the word "Lu Lingling". Beauty and Benevolence, Beauty and Pride, and Beauty and Pride are all about people, praising the hunter's heroism, kindness, courage and talent. From this point of view, the hunter praised in the poem is a man with both civil and military skills and outstanding talent, which has aroused the envy, admiration and love of onlookers (including the author). Emotionally speaking, it is true, and it is also credible from the folk customs advocated at that time.