Year: Tang Dynasty

Author Wang Wei

Thousands of families show compassion for others. When will the officials return to the sky?

Autumn leaves of Sophora japonica fall into the palace, and orchestral strings are played in the pool.

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It also reads: Bordet refused to look Pei Di in the eye, saying that the thief was waiting for fun by the pool.

When the worshippers raised their voices, they burst into tears and became the slogan of reciting Pei Di.

According to the Biography of Wang Wei in the Old Tang Dynasty: "Lushan Mountain was trapped in two capitals, but Xuanzong was lucky, but Hu Wei was not as good as it, and it was earned by thieves. Uyghur medicine is used to treat dysentery and is wrongly called leprosy. Lushan was very pitiful. He sent someone to meet Luoyang, detained him in Pusi Temple and forced him to be a fake agency. " According to the report of An Shi Da Yan Ning Bi Chi, the treasures in Chen's Imperial History Library are listed before and after. Since the music was set, the old people in the pear garden have cried with sadness. Group antagonism is exposure and threat, but sadness cannot be overcome. Lei Haiqing, a musician, threw his instrument to the ground and cried in the west. Rebellion is to tie Christina to the circus hall and show his solution to the public. People who hear it will get hurt. "("Ming Taizu Miscellaneous Notes ") At this time, Wang Wei was detained in Bordet, and his friend Pei Di came to visit. Talking about this matter, Wang Wei was very sad, so he wrote a song for each of the five wonders and seven wonders. This is one of them. The poem is full of grief of national subjugation and longing for the imperial court. In the second year of Zhide, Tang Jun recovered two cities, and Su Zong returned to Chang 'an from Fengxiang. Anyone who had been a fake official was convicted in the sixth grade, and Wang was praised by Su Zong for this poem "Ningbichi". In addition, Wang Jin, his younger brother, made meritorious service in quelling the chaos, and requested to cut the official to atone for his younger brother, and was granted a pardon.

The first three sentences of this poem describe the sorrow of the country's demise layer by layer. The first sentence mourns the people's livelihood, and the palace is difficult to settle down, and smoke is everywhere. The second sentence laments the end of the flourishing age, the emperor's rebellion and the displacement of hundreds of officials. The third sentence mourns the desolation of the palace: many locust trees were planted in the palaces of the Tang Dynasty. Now, people are empty, the jade steps are dusty, the autumn wind is rustling, and hundreds of trees are dying, which is a bleak scene. The first three sentences are about misfortune, and the fourth sentence is about the "happiness" of thieves. They are extravagant and extravagant, feasting and celebrating, and their lines are full of sorrow and sorrow.

This poem is a record of turbulent times and a whisper of suffering souls. The poet is weak by nature and trapped in a thief's land, so his poems do not boldly condemn traitors with fierce words, but pour out a sad and helpless mood with a low sobbing tone.