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苏轼《水调歌头·中秋》一词是流传千古的名篇,注释者甚多。其中,“起舞弄清影,何似在人间”一句的解释,历来众说不一,主要有以下几种说法: 第一,月下起舞清影随人,哪象是还在人间?即诗人此时月下起舞,有飘举天外之感。句中“何似”解为“哪象”。朱东润《中国历代文学作品选》、周振甫《大学语文》持此说;
Su Shi’s “Water Melody Song and Mid-Autumn Festival” is a famous novel that has been passed down through the ages. There are many commentators. Among them, the interpretation of the phrase “Starting to dance and interpreting shadows, what seems to be in the human world” has always been divided. There are mainly the following types of arguments: First, the shadows of people dancing in the shadow of the moon, which is still in the human world, that is, the poet. When you dance under the moon, there is a sense of flight outside the sky. The sentence “what is like” is interpreted as “what is like.” Zhu Dongrun’s “Selection of Chinese Literary Works of the Past Ages” and Zhou Zhenxuan’s “College Language” hold the same opinion;