The significance of the blue-green banner on the empty mountain can be imagined.

The implication of the blue-green banner to the empty mountain can be imagined: in the past, the green flag fluttered and the empty mountain was vast.

1, full text:

Yonghuai historic site, the fourth Du Fu.

Mr. Shu caught a glimpse of the Three Gorges in Xing Wu. In the year of his death, he was also in Yong 'an Palace. The blue-green flag on the empty mountain can be imagined, and the Jade Temple is a void in the empty temple.

On the pine trees in the ancient temple, water cranes nest. In summer and winter festivals, the people who come are the elders of the village. Wuhou Temple often lives next to each other, and the monarch and ministers share the sacrifices.

2. Translation

Liu Bei was stationed in the Three Gorges when he sent troops to attack Wu. He returned from defeat and died in Yong 'an Palace. In the past, the blue slate fluttered in the vast empty mountains, and Yong 'an Palace was annihilated in this wild temple.

The fir trees in the ancient temple are nested by water cranes, and grand sacrifices will still be held during the festival. The Prime Minister Temple is near the Qianwang Temple, and the monarch and his subjects share etiquette and worship.

Step 3 take notes

Master Shu: Liu Bei.

Wu glanced: this refers to attacking Wu.

Lucky: the meaning of arrival.

Yong 'an Palace: In present-day fengjie county, Sichuan Province.

Cui Hua: Sacrificial Ceremony of Ancient Emperors.

Wild Temple: Today it is Wolong Temple, and the temple is in Gongdong.

Years old: refers to the solar terms in a year.

Ralph: It's a rainy day and the twelfth month.

Make an appreciative comment

This poem is the fourth in a series of "Ode to Monuments". This is Yong 'an Palace, Liu Bei's palace in Bai Di. The poet praised the close relationship between Liu Bei and Zhuge Liang during the Three Kingdoms period, and expressed his sorrow that he was not reused and his ambition was difficult to show. The author set off the ruins with Weng Ye's sacrifice to Liu Bei, Zhuge Liang and the village of monarch and minister.

This poem praises the close relationship between Liu Bei and Zhuge Liang through the description of the ancestral temple and Wuhou Temple, and entrusts the anguish of his own situation. The feeling that political ideals cannot be realized and ambitions cannot be displayed. It is different from the previous ones in artistic description. The whole poem is plain and natural, with clear scenery images, mainly chanting historical sites, which means chanting for the bosom.