Answering the meaning of hermit's too superior ancient poetry

The ancient poem "Answering people" means: I occasionally come under a pine tree and sleep with a stone on my pillow. There is no calendar in the mountains, so when the cold disappears, I don't even know the year and month.

The original text is as follows:

Occasionally I come to sleep under a pine tree with a stone in my head.

There is no calendar in the mountains, and I don't know what month the cold used to be.

Appreciation is as follows:

Answering people is a five-character quatrain written by a poet Taiwanese hermit in Tang Dynasty. Here, the poet shows people an out-of-touch master image by living in seclusion and the change of solar terms in Shan Ye.

This is a five-character quatrain.

The first two sentences, "I occasionally come under a pine tree and sleep in a high pillow", are not so much "answering people" as a vivid portrayal of my own topic. "Occasionally", its whereabouts are so carefree that you can't catch it. "Sit back" and you will see that it is calm and carefree. "Pine Tree" and "Stone" are simple in setting, but full of deep mountain interest.

In the last two sentences, the word "cold exhaustion" means reaching the age of four. Besides, it goes a step further. Although it knows the end of cold, it doesn't know the year.

There are two meanings here: first, it comes from "no calendar day", which means "you can't solve Jiazi" (Tang poetry: "A monk in one mountain can't solve Jiazi, and a leaf falls to know the autumn on earth"); On the second floor, I don't know what today means. It can be seen that the people in the poem are not only lonely in space, but also unrestrained in time.

At this point, the image of "too recluse" has been completed, and there is a feeling of being vividly portrayed.

This poem has no questions and answers, and it is a wonderful "answer to the questions of laity". But the way to answer is more lively and smooth, more complacent and forgetful, which makes people feel that "the antelope is hanging on the corner and there is no trace to be found."