Wang Haichao's two sentences about Qiantang River

The two poems of Qiantang River in Looking at the Tide are as follows:

1, the southeast wins, the city of three Wu, and Qiantang has been prosperous since ancient times.

This word describes the geographical advantages and historical origins of Qiantang River. Southeast Xingsheng means that Qiantang River is located in the southeast with superior geographical conditions and beautiful scenery. Sanwu city refers to Suzhou, Huzhou and Hangzhou in Qiantang River basin, and is the political, economic and cultural center of wuyue. Qiantang has flourished since ancient times, emphasizing the long history and cultural prosperity of Qiantang River.

2. There are clouds and trees around the dike sand, and the raging waves roll frost and snow, and the natural barrier is endless.

This word describes the magnificent scenery of Qiantang River. The clouds and trees around the dike depict the towering trees around the dike, and the sandbars on both sides of Qiantang River are like belts, giving people a sense of tranquility. The raging waves roll frost and snow vividly depict the waves rolling in Qiantang River, like a roaring lion, and the waves roll frost and snow, giving people a strong visual impact; The boundless moat describes the breadth and depth of Qiantang River. In ancient times, Qiantang River was called a moat. Infinity is used here to describe its vastness, which makes people feel the greatness and mystery of nature.

3. The whole poem "Looking at the Tide of the Sea" depicts the prosperous scene in the southeast and the magnificent scenery of Qiantang River with vivid language and image description. Through these two poems, Liu Yong closely combined the natural scenery of Qiantang River with historical humanities, showing his love for the mountains and rivers of the motherland and his concern for history and culture. At the same time, the word "Wanghaichao" has also become a classic in China literature, which has been widely praised and appreciated by later generations.

4. The two poems describing Qiantang River in "Looking at the Tide" won in the southeast, and Qiantang has been prosperous since ancient times. And around the dike sand, there are clouds and trees, raging waves and frost and snow, and the natural barrier is endless. It vividly depicts the geographical advantages, historical origins and magnificent scenery of Qiantang River. These poems not only show Liu Yong's literary talent and creative ability, but also show his love for the mountains and rivers of the motherland and his concern for history and culture.

The life of Liu Yong, the author of Wang Haichao;

1. Liu Yong was a famous poet in the Northern Song Dynasty. His original name was Sanbian, the word Jingzhuang, and later it was renamed Yong, the word. He was born in a noble family and received a good education since childhood, but he failed to take the imperial examination because of the decline of his family. In order to make a living, he wandered around the world for a long time.

Liu Yong's ci is famous for its freshness, elegance and softness, and enjoys a high reputation in the field of ci. His ci has a wide range of themes, showing a variety of lifestyles such as wandering, parting, hesitation and eroticism, and expressing feelings such as sadness, hate, joy and frustration. His ci style is soft, delicate, gentle and implicit, which is a bright pearl in China's ancient pronoun world.

2. Liu Yong's ci was widely circulated at that time and was loved by people from all walks of life. His works are not only widely sung among the people, but also favored by literati. There are even some famous prostitutes who like Liu Yong's words, have a good impression on him and have close contacts with him.

Liu Yong's ci has a far-reaching influence on later generations, and is called Liu Qilang by later generations. His ci works were not only widely circulated in the Song Dynasty, but also had an important influence on the literature of Yuan, Ming and Qing Dynasties. In the Ming Dynasty, some people even compared Liu Yong's ci with Li Bai's poems and songs, calling it the change of Liu Li.

3. Liu Yong is an outstanding poet in the history of China ancient literature, and his works have high artistic and historical value.