What does "God knows that the creator is unfaithful, but the old man is like a hero" mean?

There is a sudden turning point at the end of two sentences in Lu You's Partridge Sky: "Yuan knows that the creator has a different heart, and the old hero seems to be idle." These two sentences can be said to explain his own situation written above. The poet said that he knew that the creator was heartless (his heart was different from ordinary people), and he made the hero age and die in vain, but he ignored it. Isn't this complaining? But at the same time, they complained that the rulers of the Southern Song Dynasty had no intention of restoring the Central Plains, leaving their heroes useless.

According to Xia and Wu's comments on the Chronology of Poems of Releasing Weng, Lu You was forty-two years old in the second year of Xuandao (1 166). He was impeached by an official, saying that he "protested, fiddled with right and wrong, argued, and Zhang Jun used troops" to avoid Longxing's trial and began to live in Sanshan, Jinghu. This word and two other songs.

Although he wrote about seclusion and leisure in his poems, the feeling of depression was unbearable and finally revealed at the end of the article. It is precisely because of the poet's transcendental confession that the two sentences at the end of the article are particularly cold.

The appreciation of poetry is generally to prompt the full text and the background of the author's creation of this poem, rather than simply stating one or two sentences, which is not in place. In addition, if you have a similar problem next time, you can search directly on the internet and generally find it.