Author: Ma Zhiyuan
Dead vines and old trees faint crows, small bridges and flowing people, ancient roads and thin horses.
when the sun sets, heartbroken people are far away.
Question 2: Who wrote "Clear Sand, Qiu Si"? Ma Zhiyuan was born in Yuan Dynasty.
Tianjingsha, Qiu Si is called "the ancestor of Qiu Si".
Question 3: What is Tianjingsha Qiu Si known as "Tianjingsha"? Qiu Si, a poem written by Ma Zhiyuan, a writer of Yuan Dynasty, is a famous Sanqu work. This song juxtaposes a variety of scenery, and combines it into a picture of a sunset in the autumn suburbs, so that a wanderer can ride a thin horse on a bleak background, from which a sad mood is revealed, and it expresses a wandering sadness. This poem is unique in syntax, the first three sentences are all composed of noun phrases, and one * * * lists nine kinds of scenery, which is concise and meaningful. The whole song is only five sentences and twenty-eight characters, with extremely concise language but huge capacity, profound meaning, exquisite structure and ups and downs, and is praised as "the ancestor of Qiu Si" by later generations.
question 4: is it clear sand? Who is the author of Autumn, from which dynasty, and what is it written by? For students, you may ask about Tianjingsha Qiu Si.
clear sand? Qiu Si
Author Ma Zhiyuan Dynasty Yuan Dynasty
Old vines and faint crows, small bridges and flowing water, old roads and thin horses. When the sun sets, heartbroken people are at the end of the world.
question 5: is it clear sand? What feelings did Qiu Si express for the author? The poem "Tianjingsha Qiu Si" describes the scenery at dusk in autumn, showing the feeling of wandering in a foreign land and reflecting the depressing atmosphere of the times at that time.
clear sand? The poem "Qiu Si" in the Yuan Dynasty depicts the image of a wandering wanderer in the autumn dusk by the method of expressing feelings in the scenery, and expresses the thoughts of wandering in a foreign land.
This poem writes the scenery first and then the feelings, and the scenery is written to serve the lyricism. Ma Zhiyuan, the author, first used the method of line drawing to describe nine different scenes in only 18 words, and brought them into a painting harmoniously and naturally, thus forming the mutual contrast between motion and stillness, brightness and darkness, and background and subject. "Dead vines and old trees faint crows" indicate that it is late autumn, while "old roads and thin horses in the west wind" indirectly depict the image of a wanderer in a foreign land. At the same time, the author also pinned his sad feelings on this scene, making the already bleak scenery even more sad. The author also pays great attention to the coordination between scenery and emotion.
The gloomy and dim scenery of "withered vines", "old trees" and "dim crows" reflects the poet's depressed and desolate mood, which just affects the wanderer's homesickness. The third sentence, "Old Road and West Wind, Thin Horse", is just the name of the scenery, but these three words are rich in appeal: "Old Road" is desolate and lonely, "West Wind" is bleak and sad, and "Thin Horse is exhausted and powerless, which is no longer simply writing scenery. The word "thin horse" should also include people riding horses here, which is the main part. "Sunset" writes time, "heartbroken people are at the end of the world", which is clearly written to the wanderer and the mood of the wanderer. Autumn is easy to make the wanderer feel sad, especially in the bleak twilight, riding a tired thin horse to the distant land alone, thinking of the people in his hometown and looking forward to the long road ahead, which touches his feelings and causes long sorrow.