Speaking of "long song Huai Cewei", it can be said that it is a well-known famous sentence. This sentence comes from the wild hope of the Tang Dynasty poet Wang Ji. The author has been away from school for many years, but I vaguely remember that this poem was one of the must-memorize pieces at that time.
Portrait of Wang Ji (it may be painted by modern people, and the author arbitrarily intercepted it on the Internet)
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Wang Ji
Donggao looked at the twilight and leaned on what he wanted.
The trees are all autumn colors, and the mountains are only falling.
Shepherds drive calves back, and hunting horses bring birds back.
Looking at each other without acquaintance, long song Huai Tse-wei.
When I hear words such as feelings in class, I can't always bring up interest. But here, you may wish to listen to the author's family.
The autumn scenery of the mountains written in this five-word poem may be deeply experienced by friends at home in the mountains, and in the past, when the traffic was not developed, the autumn on the mountains was lonely. Wang Ji's poem expresses this feeling. Although there is leisure and leisure, but also with a bit of bitterness, since "care for each other and no acquaintance", it is only "long song Huai Caiwei".
In the first two sentences, "Donggao is thin and twilight, and is leaning on what it wants", Gao (draft, three sounds) is the land by the water. Donggao is a place that refers specifically to Wang Ji's hometown of Longmen in Dai Prefecture. After abandoning his official position and returning to his hometown, Wang Ji often browsed the Beishan and Donggao places, calling himself "Donggaozi". Leaning means wandering. The following "Desire He Yi" has similarities with Cao Cao's sentence "Three turns around the tree, He Zhi can be relied upon". Although there is no chaotic pride of the past, this kind of loneliness is the same.
Barren mountains in autumn
The middle four sentences "The trees are all autumn colors, and the mountains are only falling." Shepherds drive calves back, and hunting horses bring birds back. It's a realistic description. Bored and boring, nature observes things very carefully, the autumn breeze is cold, the trees and forests are so deserted, only the herders and hunters are left to go back and forth. Just like the old thirteenth in the Yongzheng Dynasty, after being imprisoned in the Zongren Mansion, he watched the flowers of the branches bloom and fall, and occasionally catch a spider with a jar and be carelessly run away by Alan. This simple feeling is exactly what is reflected in these four poems.
Old Thirteen was catching spiders
"We don't know each other, and we sing a long song." The last two sentences, in the author's opinion, are more contradictory and struggling. Unlike the hunters and herdsmen who lived in the mountains all their lives, Wang Ji first served in Sui and later in Tang, and he also saw the city of Menting Ruoshi and saw the grandeur, although he later abandoned the official and did not do it, it is estimated that it is also rare to completely forget that period of history. So in the end, the herders will drive the cattle back, the hunters will return with their prey, and Wang Ji, under the falling sun, did not prepare for tomorrow's repetition, but chose the "long song Huai Caiwei".
The weedy is actually a wild bean vine, scientifically called "wild pea"
Also attached is the author's biography:
Wang Ji (c. 589-644), literally "Non-Active", was a native of Longmen Prefecture(陳門) prefecture. In the Sui Dynasty, he served as a secretary to the province orthographer, and in the Tang Dynasty, he served in Menxia Province, and later abandoned the official and returned to his hometown.