Four Songs of Fishing Alone

[Author] Han Yu ? [Dynasty] Tang Dynasty

Houjia Linguan was victorious, and I accidentally got a hanging pole.

There are curved trees and vines in the corner, and flat ponds with scattered rice dishes.

When Yu Shen knows that food is coming, when Min is careful, he feels that it is difficult.

When we chat and praise our children, the elm sticks are tied to the saddle.

A radial slope slopes towards the pond, with wild grass and flowers in the pond.

More rain adds willow ears, while long water reduces bulrush buds.

I was tired of sitting in front of the torture handle, so I stole it and went to the fishing cart.

There are few official affairs in Taiping, and officials hide themselves and give each other credit.

Walking alone to Nantang, the autumn morning brings prosperity.

The grass on the four banks is covered with dew, and the wind is about half of the pond.

The birds see people in silence, and the fish come to smell the sweet bait.

There is nothing to complain about, so I cannot pour it out of my bottle.

Everything changes in autumn, and the fish in the stream cannot come back.

The wind can blow up the gourd beetroots, and the dew can also stain the cheeks of pears.

The distant peaks overlap and the cold flowers bloom randomly.

What you expected will never come, who will you return to at sunset? A brief introduction to Han Yu, the author of "Four Poems of Fishing Alone"

Han Yu (768-824), also known as Tuizhi, was a writer, philosopher and thinker in the Tang Dynasty, Han nationality, Heyang, Henan (now Mengzhou City, Jiaozuo, Henan Province) ), whose ancestral home was Dengzhou City, Henan Province, was known as Han Changli in the world. In his later years, he served as the Minister of the Ministry of Personnel, also known as the Ministry of Personnel of Han. His posthumous title was "Wen", also known as Han Wengong, and he was one of the Eight Great Masters of the Tang and Song Dynasties. In 792 and later years, he successively promoted officials for the Jiedushi and supervised the censor. At the end of the day, Dezong was demoted because he wrote a letter about the malpractice of current affairs. During the reign of Emperor Xianzong of the Tang Dynasty, he served as doctor of Guozi, editor of the History Museum, and editor of the Zhongshu Sheren. In 819 (the 14th year of Yuanhe), he was demoted as the governor of Chaozhou because of his opposition to Xianzong's plan to welcome Buddha's bones. During the reign of Emperor Mu Zong, he successively served as the Minister of the Imperial Family, Minister of the Ministry of War, Minister of the Ministry of Personnel, Jing Zhaoyin and Imperial Censor. Politically, he opposed the separatist rule of feudal vassals. During the Yuanhe period, Emperor Xianzong actively participated in the war against Wu Yuanji, a rebel vassal in Huaixi, and served as Pei Du's marching commander; ideologically, he believed in Confucianism and rejected Buddhists and elders. At the same time, he promoted the theory of destiny and believed that "Heaven" Being able to reward good and punish evil, people can only comply with and obey the destiny. His theistic thought adapted to the need to consolidate feudal rule; in literature, he opposed parallel prose since the Wei and Jin Dynasties, advocating learning the prose language of the pre-Qin and Han Dynasties, breaking parallel prose into prose, expanding the expressive function of classical Chinese, and advocating that prose should be used to convey Tao, Together with Liu Zongyuan, he was an advocate of the ancient prose movement in the Tang Dynasty and opened up the development path of ancient prose since the Tang and Song Dynasties. Han Yu was good at using the words of his predecessors and focused on refining contemporary spoken language. He was able to create many new sentences, many of which have become idioms that have been passed down to this day, such as "adding insult to injury", "easily blamed", "chaotic", etc. He was a master of language. . Ideologically, Han Yu was the founder of the concept of "Taoism" in China and a landmark figure who respected Confucianism and opposed Buddhism. Later generations spoke highly of Han Yu. People in the Ming Dynasty regarded him as the first of the "Eight Great Masters of the Tang and Song Dynasties". Together with Liu Zongyuan, he was also called "Han Yu". "Mr. Changli's Collection". Han Yu's other works

○ Spring Snow

○ Early Spring, Outside Zhang Shiba of the Water Department/Early Spring Light Rain/Early Spring

○ Teacher's Statement

○ Miscellany 4·Ma Shuo

○ Moved to Languan to show his nephew Xiang

○ More works by Han Yu