Li Shangyin, the author of Leyuan Scenic Area? the Tang Dynasty

In the evening, I was unhappy and drove to Gu.

Sunset, infinitely beautiful, only near dusk.

Interpretation of vernacular:

I was in a bad mood at night and drove to Guyuan.

The sunset is infinitely beautiful, buried by the coming night.

Extended data writing background:

A poem by Li Shangyin, a poet in the Tang Dynasty, praised the scenery before dusk in Yuan Ye and expressed his feelings. The reason for going out to visit the original site in the first two issues: I drove to the original site because I was not feeling well at dusk.

The last two sentences strongly admire the beauty of the evening scene: under the afterglow of the sunset, draw a golden world. The latter two poems have always been well-known, with rich meanings and high aesthetic and ideological values. The language of the whole poem is clear as words, without carving, with bright rhythm, deep feelings and rich philosophy.

Leyuan Scenic Area is a tourist attraction in the Tang Dynasty. Until the turn of the middle and late Tang Dynasty, Leyuan Scenic Area was still a good place for Beijingers to visit. At the same time, due to its high geographical position, literati often come here to sing poems and express their feelings. Poets in the Tang Dynasty left nearly 100 quatrains in Leyuan Scenic Area, which have been praised by people all the time, and Li Shangyin is one of them.

Li Shangyin lived in the late Tang Dynasty, when there were few national games left. Although he is ambitious, he can't show it and is very depressed. At the age of twenty-five, Li Shangyin was chosen as a scholar by Ling Hu Mao, the son of Ling Hu Chu. Linghu Chu died soon, and was valued by Wang Maozhi and married his daughter to him. Since Wang Maozhi was an important figure of the Li Party, Li Shangyin was caught in the struggle of the Niu Li Party and was extremely frustrated in the officialdom. This song "Le Garden Scenic Area" is a true portrayal of his depressed mood.

Leyuan Scenic Area is the highest point of Chang 'an City in Tang Dynasty, with high and spacious terrain, which is the best place to climb and enjoy the scenery. Princess Taiping of Tang built pavilions here, creating the largest private garden at that time-Princess Taiping Manor. Han Yu's poem "Visiting Princess Taiping Mountain Villa" said: In those days, the princess wanted to occupy the spring, so she took Taiwan to the city and wanted to know how much it cost until Nanshan was inhuman. "

Only one garden in Leyuan Scenic Area was confiscated because of Princess Taiping's rebellion and was given to the four kings of Ning, Shen, Qi and Xue, which was enough to imagine the scale of Leyuan Scenic Area at that time. Later, the Four Kings made great progress and became a natural scenic spot featuring Yuan Gang.