1, the Yangtze River everywhere knows the beauty of fish, and the bamboo is good and the mountain is fragrant. -Su Shichu first arrived in Huangzhou.
Appreciation: The language of this poem is plain and simple, but it profoundly reveals Su Shi's complicated and contradictory mood when he first arrived in Huangzhou. When I was young, all my ambitions were in vain. I can only say that I was busy making a living. In the face of adversity, Su Shi treats it with a calm and broad-minded attitude.
When I first arrived in Huangzhou, just after the first month, I lived in a monk's house. Because Huangzhou is surrounded by the Yangtze River on three sides, I think there may be delicious fish there. Because there are many bamboos in Huangzhou, just like smelling the fragrance of bamboo shoots, the visual image is immediately transformed into the image of taste and smell, which shows the poet's vision for the future life.
2, half a shell of yellow wine, two pincers of snow to persuade meals. -Su Shi's Ding Ji Cricket.
Appreciate: Look at its yellow back shell, the smell of wine comes to my face, and the amount of white meat with big claws also increases. Along the coast, there are many kinds of seas, but it has been famous for a long time. On this day, I ate cricket and it rained strangely. As soon as I sat down, I felt a chill.
The author told himself with a wry smile that the Xing Wu prefect was so greedy for this delicious food that he had a chance to taste crickets with his own poems. The author vividly highlights the color of joy in the artistic conception of always contrasting description.
3, I gradually feel that the east wind is chilly, and Artemisia annua tries the spring plate. -Su Shi's "Send Fan Deru".
The east wind is blowing, and the author already feels chilly in spring. Think about how sweet wormwood grew tall that spring and how delicious leeks were made into vegetables. Think about Fan Deru in Qingyang, Gansu. It is not easy to defend the border and protect the family in that bitter and cold place where mountains are like mountains, grass is withered and snowflakes are flying. You must take care of yourself.
3, hand red ice bowl lotus root, lotus root bowl ice red hand. -Su Shi's "Bodhisattva Man" Palindrome Summer is always in my heart.
Appreciation: A bowl of cool lotus root slices, a large bowl full of cool lotus root slices and the heroine's bright red palm are frozen. The "ice" in the previous sentence is a noun, and the "ice" in the next sentence is a verb. The ancients often cut ice in winter and hid in the cellar to escape the heat. It vividly shows the cold and delicious taste of lotus root starch.
I am as full as ever, and I don't know why I eat chicken and dolphins. -Su Shi's Picking Vegetables.
Appreciation: In this poem, "once had the same satiety" means that Su Shi and his companions often have insufficient food. I don't know why I eat chickens and dolphins shows a group of people's nostalgia for the rich life in the past and their helplessness in the poor life now.
The purpose of this poem is to express Su Shi's helplessness and dissatisfaction with reality. Su Shi saw the sufferings of many people, so he expressed his concern for society and his feelings about hard life by describing delicious chicken and pork in his poems.