Wang Sun, Chinese word.
Interpretation: Descendants of kings and nobles; generally refers to the descendants of nobles. In ancient times, it was also used to address ordinary young men; people who live in seclusion; friends; the honorific title for people in the old days; the personal name is Han Yan, a senior official in the Western Han Dynasty, whose name is Wangsun. .
From "Zuo Zhuan: The Sixteenth Year of Ai Gong": "The king and his grandson were able to stabilize the Chu Kingdom, rectify the royal family, and then shelter Yan. This is the wish of Qi."
Also refers to Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty. Favorite Han Yan. "The Book of Han·Ying Xing Biography": "Han Yan, named Wang Sun, is the grandson of Gong Gao Hou Can Dang."
Extended information:
The allusion of "Wang Sun" comes from the Sao style of the Han Dynasty Fu "Recruiting Hermits": "The kings and suns have not returned from their travels, and the spring grass grows luxuriantly." "The kings and suns have come back, and they cannot stay in the mountains for long." Therefore, this allusion is often used as "wangsun spring grass", "wangsun grass", "The king and his grandson are looking for fragrant grass", "the king and his grandson have not returned".
In this way, when Wangsun and grass are connected, the images they represent are also very rich. "Wang Sun" can refer to a friend or oneself. "Volume 147 of the General Catalog of the Complete Collection of the Imperial Library" says: "Princes, grandsons and princes are all words of respect that the ancients praised each other." "Wangsun" has evolved from referring to princes and nobles to "words of mutual respect" between people, and its connotation has expanded. many.
Therefore, "Wang Sun" should have different meanings depending on the poetic meaning. The "Wang Sun" in Wei Zhuang's "Spring Day" refers to himself, and the "Wang Sun" in "Farewell in the Mountains" should be the friend who has just bid farewell. , the "Wang Sun" in "Mountain Residence in Autumn Mist" should be someone who loves mountains and rivers as much as the author.
Reference materials:
Baidu Encyclopedia-Wang Sun