春宵是美好的，也是短暫，怎樣算是不虛度光陰？王貞白眼中春宵應(yīng)該是“讀書不覺(jué)已春深，一寸光陰一寸金”；顏真卿的春宵是“三更燈火五更雞，正是男兒讀書時(shí)”。古人詩(shī)詞里的春宵都是充實(shí)著滿滿的正能量。
而蘇軾的這首《春宵》本意非常勵(lì)志，被《千家詩(shī)》選編后，開(kāi)始廣為傳播，然而流傳至今，漸漸失去勸學(xué)本意，而被現(xiàn)代人用污了，成為了洞房花燭、及時(shí)行樂(lè)的代名詞。
春 宵 春宵一刻值千金，花有清香月有陰。 歌管樓臺(tái)聲細(xì)細(xì)，秋千院落夜沉沉。
這首詩(shī)的大意是：春天的夜晚，即便是極短的時(shí)間也十分珍貴。花兒散發(fā)著絲絲縷縷的清香，月光在花下投射出朦朧的陰影。樓臺(tái)深處，富貴人家還在輕歌曼舞，那輕輕的歌聲和管樂(lè)聲還不時(shí)地彌散于醉人的夜色中。夜已經(jīng)很深了，掛著秋千的庭院已是一片寂靜。
俗語(yǔ)有云：一年之計(jì)在于春，一天之計(jì)在于晨。但是蘇軾只想告訴大家：春天的夜晚也和早晨一樣寶貴。 蘇軾第二句詩(shī)解釋他的理由。 春天的晚上，
鮮花在明月之下盛放，
整座庭院里面，
彌漫著花朵?清香。
按照古代上元節(jié)習(xí)俗，這樣的良宵美景，是適合青年男女在月下幽會(huì)、私定終身。
蘇軾寫詩(shī)時(shí)，他應(yīng)該是在有一大幫男女聚集高樓里暢飲。
顯然，他們并非純情男女，所以根本不需要“以花月為媒”。彼此只要有真金白銀，便能縱情飲酒，并且，在那高樓館閣之中尋找到快樂(lè)。
如此一來(lái)，將良辰美景便被他們白白浪費(fèi)掉了。
就連園中的秋千架，也被辜負(fù)在這沉沉夜色之中，有讓人覺(jué)得可惜啊！
"Spring Night: A Moment Worth a Thousand Gold Coins"
This poem is like a symphony of love, each line a melody that resonates with the heart. It's about how precious every moment is, especially during spring nights when flowers bloom under the moonlight and their sweet fragrance fills the air. The poem also touches on how people often waste these beautiful moments in pursuit of wealth and material possessions.
In ancient times, people believed that one should make the most of every moment in life. This idea is reflected in this poem through its description of spring nights as being just as valuable as mornings.
The second line of the poem explains why it's important to cherish these moments.
Even though spring nights are short,
they are filled with beauty and magic.
The sounds of music coming from tall buildings
and the quietness of an autumn night
create a sense of peace and tranquility.
According to old Chinese customs,
spring nights were considered ideal for young couples to spend time together under the moonlight.
Sushi was writing this poem while surrounded by many people enjoying themselves at high-rise buildings.
It seems they weren't pure-hearted lovers,
so they didn't need "flowers and moonlight" as mediators.
As long as they had real gold or silver,
they could enjoy drinking wine together
and find happiness within those high-rise halls.
In this way, they wasted these beautiful moments without realizing it,
even neglecting garden swings left in silence amidst all this darkness.
So what does it mean to not waste our time? According to Sushi's poem, it means cherishing every moment we have - even if it's just for a brief instant - because life can change suddenly.
