The poem "Half River is rustling and half river is red" comes from Ode to Mujiang written by Bai Juyi, a poet in Tang Dynasty. Sasha Vujacic in the poem means green, describing that the river is half green and half red under the irradiation of sunset. This description vividly shows the beautiful scenery of the river at sunset, and also conveys the poet's praise and love for nature.
The noise in Half River and Half Red has nothing to do with ants. This explanation that rustling is an ant is incorrect, which is a misunderstanding and misreading of this poem.
From a historical and literary point of view, the word Sasha Vujacic has been used to describe colors and sounds since ancient times, not animals. In ancient literature, rustling is often used to describe the color and sound of jewelry, green leaves, water waves and other things, but never used to describe the names of ants or other animals.
No matter from which angle, the rustling of half a river can't mean ants. This misunderstanding may come from some irresponsible media or network communication, which leads some readers to have a wrong understanding and impression of this poem. The rustling in Half River and Half Red describes the green of the river, not the ants. The understanding of ancient literature and poetry needs to be examined with a rigorous attitude and a historical perspective to avoid misunderstanding and misreading.
Make sentences with a rustle:
1, the autumn wind is rustling, causing waves in my heart.
The wind blows at night and leaves rustle outside the window.
He shivered in the cold wind, but still insisted on finishing the task.
Looking at the rainstorm outside the window, I can't help but feel a chill.
Recalling his past experiences, he couldn't help feeling a rustling ripple in his heart.
6. In the cold wind, he rustled forward, looking for shelter.
7. Her departure made me feel a sense of loss.
Looking at those old photos, his heart is full of nostalgia.
9. In a strange city, he wandered around looking for familiar figures.
10, autumn night, I shivered under the starry sky and lamented the passage of time.