A Nostalgic Appreciation of the Qin Kingdom in Spring

. ‘The Qin State is nostalgic for the past in spring’ Spring is a scene of prosperity, and the State of Qin was only called Qin during the Warring States Period, and after unification it was called the Qin Dynasty. Nostalgic for the past, I don’t know if it was before the Warring States Period or after the Warring States Period. But it stands to reason that it should be possible after the Warring States Period, after all, this is how you can get pregnant. But judging from the later text, there is no description of war. It should be about the Qin State's implementation of a militaristic policy and nostalgia for living and working in peace and contentment in ancient times. The time is actually the Warring States Period. ‘The sight of the deserted countryside makes one lose one’s soul, and the Jingshui River lingers beside the distant village. The cattle and horses have been grazing for a long time, and the spring grass has been exhausted, and the plowing of the original fields has destroyed the remains of ancient monuments. The clouds and snow cover the mountains at night, and the smoke accompanies the setting sun and the green trees dim. After traveling for miles on the yellow sand, I can’t bear to look back and think about Qin Yuan. ’ By contrasting the realistic scenes of deserted suburbs, exhausted spring grass, plowed fields, setting sun, yellow sand and the prosperity of spring, it highlights the failure of Qin’s militaristic policy, which made people’s lives difficult in reality. And "putting too many oxen and horses" even more illustrates the need for militarism. At the end of the poem, he can't bear to look back and think about the Qin Dynasty, which shows that the author cannot tolerate Qin's militaristic policy, misses how beautiful the plains of Qin were in the past, and hopes that the people can live and work in peace and contentment

The only bright spot in the whole poem is this Two sentences:

"The clouds and snow-covered mountains are at night, and the smoke is accompanied by the setting sun and the green trees are dim."

But it is a bit difficult to read,

not the best. .

If this is the main theme of the whole poem,

then it would be better to change the word "green" to the word "black".

Looking at the whole poem, it is a poem reflecting environmental pollution.

The sight of the desolate countryside makes people feel uneasy at first sight.

Jingshui lingers in Bangyuan Village: The Jingshui that was wide in the past (it was said to lead directly to the Dragon Palace) can now only be like a stream winding around distant villages.

The cows and horses grazing will eat up the spring grass: There will be too many cows and horses grazing, and the spring grass that wildfires cannot burn will be eaten up.

The ancient inscriptions of Harada plowing have been destroyed: The mountains and fields have also become dilapidated due to excessive cultivation, and only ancient inscriptions are left to record how fertile it once was.

The clouds and snow cover the mountains at night, the smoke accompanies the setting sun and the green trees dim: describing the desolate scenery to exaggerate the desolate atmosphere.

Several Miles of Yellow Sand Travel Road: The ancient road for travelers has turned into miles of yellow sand (desertification is very serious)

It is unbearable to look back and think about Qin Yuan: The contrast between how fertile Qin was back then (which supplied Qin to conquer the world) and how desolate it is now is unbearable to look back on.