Couplets: The scenery is bleak, looking at the misty clouds and xiaoxiang, and I will go to Qian Shan in the waters; Rivers and lakes are often independent and think about the world. Who cares first and then rejoices? This couplet blends various scenes and expresses admiration for politicians and writers in the Northern Song Dynasty. Please help me understand!
This couplet is the work of Yang Du (1874- 193 1). (Yang Du was originally named Cheng Zan, whose real name was Zi, and later renamed Du, alias Tiger Gong, Tiger Zen, Tiger Zen Master, Tiger Toutuo and Tiger Fang. He comes from Shitang Village, Jiangye, Xiangtan, Hunan. ).
The theme is to mourn Liang Qichao:
The scenery is bleak and foggy, and Qian Shan is coming to me;
Rivers and lakes are often independent, thinking about the world, who cares about who first and then enjoys it?
-but because of the content of the inscription, it is obviously comparable to Liang Qichao, a politician and writer in the Northern Song Dynasty. The most typical sentence is "enjoy the worries of the world first", which is the famous sentence in Fan Zhongyan's Yueyang Tower: "enjoy the worries of the world first, and enjoy the joy of the world later"