记得初次无意中翻看到杜甫的《登高》时,深为其中的两句诗所惑:“无边落木萧萧下,不尽长江滚滚来。”“落木”?“木”可“落”么?是木头人从天而降吧?有可能吗?当然是落叶啊!那怎么还用“落木”?不过,细细地品味,发现这句特别有诗味。后来问了老师,老师讲解了一下,但我仍是不解 I remember when I first saw Du Fu’s “Ascendance” unconsciously, I was deeply puzzled by two of the poems: “Without the boundless fall of wood, the Yangtze River is not rolling.” “Falling wood”? “Wood” can be “falling”? Is it possible for people to fall from the sky? Is it possible? Of course it is fallen leaves! How can we use “fallen wood?” However, after careful savoring, I find this sentence particularly poetic. Then asked the teacher, the teacher explained it, but I still understand