宋代词人李清照在一首《点绛唇》中这样写道:“蹴罢秋千,起来慵整纤纤手。露浓花瘦,薄汗青衣透。见有人来,袜刬金钗溜。和羞走,倚门回首,却把青梅嗅。”在这首词中,词人通过一系列的动作描写,把自己荡罢秋千,因腼腆害羞不愿见人而慌忙逃走的情形刻画得活灵活现。词中,原本一些平凡的词语,一旦被作者巧妙地嵌入诗词中时,便 The Song Dynasty poet Li Qingzhao wrote in a book, “The Lips of the Lips”: “You can’t stop swinging and you’re up and down. Slim and thin, thin, sweaty and transparent. See someone coming, socks, and gold.” Shame to go and look back at the door, but they sniffed the plum.” In this first word, the phrasers portrayed themselves through a series of actions, swinging themselves on the swing, and portraying the situation of being hurriedly escaping because they were shy and unwilling to meet people. vivid. In the word, when some of the original and ordinary words are cleverly embedded in the poetry by the author,