Author don Wang Jian
Wan Li Qiaobian girls' school books, closed doors loquat flowers. It's better to lead the spring breeze than to sweep your eyebrows.
This poem was written in the Yuanhe period of Tang Xianzong. Xue Tao was a poetess in Tang Dynasty. The authors Wang Jian and Xue Tao had an intersection in Chengdu. The author appreciates Xue Tao's talent, so he made this poem as a gift for Xue Tao. Let's take a look at the general meaning of this poem. This poem says that there lived a talented geisha by the Wan Li Bridge, and loquat wreaths surrounded her house. She lived in seclusion among loquat flowers. There are few talented women like her nowadays. Even those who can fully appreciate the artistic conception of literature are always inferior to her.
Next, let's look at this poem. Let's look at the first sentence of the poem, Wan Li Bridge Girls' School Book. Cut to the chase, respect Xue Tao's identity, point out and write solemnly;
The next sentence is "loquat flowers live in seclusion", which is a beautiful image. People can imagine the prosperity and beauty of loquat flowers through the scene of azaleas blooming. The words "girls' school books live in it, just like fairies, living in seclusion" have both elegant and quiet charm and the meaning of moistening things quietly and enjoying themselves.
Is closely related to the latter two sentences, if the first two sentences, in a calm narrative, have implied the meaning of praise, the latter two sentences are extremely enthusiastic praise, eyebrow sweeping talents know how much, it is better to lead the spring breeze, eyebrow sweeping talents used the allusions of Zhang Chang's wife thrush. As the foil of the heroine in the poem, those talented women since ancient times are not only better than those of Xue Tao, but also many talented women who admired Xue Tao at that time. Xue Tao is not only good at writing poems, but also good at calligraphy. Her talent left a much-told story in the cultural history of China.