Who is the poet of Xixi Chuzhou? What feelings does the poem describe and express?

Tang Wei Wu Ying, a native of Chuzhou, Xixi, was born by a secluded grass stream, where orioles sang deep in trees. The spring tide brought the rain late and urgent, and there was no boat on the wild crossing. Ouyang Xiu, one of the eight masters in Tang and Song Dynasties, wrote at the beginning of his Preface to Drunk Pavilion: "There are mountains around Chu. Its mountains, forests and beauty in the southwest. " Chuzhou on Xixi is about the scenery here. Chuzhou, namely Chuzhou City, Anhui Province. Xijian is a small river in the southwest of Chuzhou City, surrounded by beautiful peaks. The first sentence of this poem focuses on the grass by the stream. They live silently, grow silently and watch the water flow silently. In late spring, the poet walked by the ravine not far from the horses and chariots. When he saw green grass and flowing water, he felt very quiet in his heart. In the second sentence of the poem, the poet described a scene of lush trees and shady trees by the stream. "Deep" is now commonly used together to form a word. In this poem. The poet skillfully used the words "secluded" and "deep" respectively. The first sentence uses the word "deep" to write grass, and the second sentence uses the word "deep" to write trees. Deep trees and quiet grass, strewn at random, set each other off into interest. However, in this silence, I suddenly heard an oriole singing on a high branch, giving people a feeling of "Tonamiyama is more secluded". This kind of writing style of "moving to resist quietness" is also common in the poems of landscape master Wang Wei. The third and fourth sentences of the poem are written about Jane Chao and Jane Du, which are also movements. You see, it's getting late, the rain is coming and the tide is coming. The rain is very urgent; This tide, rising quickly, is so lively! However, no matter how busy they are, there is a boat lying on the water at the ferry in the suburbs, which seems very considerate. "Self" means "solitude", which not only shows the tranquility of nature, but also expresses the poet's inner leisure and self-satisfaction. This poem, from the perspective of the relationship between scenery and scenery, is dynamic and static; Judging from the relationship between scenery and characters, it is a blend of scenes. The "ship" that "crosses itself" because of "nobody" sets off the quiet artistic conception of "wild crossing". Being in Xixi Chuzhou is like being outside the world of mortals. Wei's wonderful pen, let's look at his writing style and let it flow. Source: Colorful Language Teachers Forum