Self-scheduling
Luoyin [Tang Dynasty]
A person has a chance to sing, otherwise, it is stopped, and sadness and hatred are completely ignored.
If you get drunk today, you will worry about your troubles tomorrow.
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When you get it, you can sing loudly. If not, let him go. If you completely ignore it, you will still be happy.
If you have wine to drink today, you should drink as much as you like and get as drunk as a fiddler. Leave tomorrow's troubles for tomorrow.
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Self-Dispatch created a vivid image of a broad-minded man who indulged in drinking and singing. The first two sentences, "if you get it, you lose it, and if you hate it, you will be happy", which means that you can sing or give up when you have the opportunity, and you will be happy if you ignore it completely. The second sentence does not say "worry and hate" is too boring, but "leisure" will also receive concrete and vivid results.
The name of the poem is "self-dispatch", which means self-delivery of relief. The whole poem reflects the psychology of intellectuals in the old days, and also describes the dark reality of late Tang society through characters.