"Ten years of separation, we have met again. We were both so changed. What is the second half of that hearing first your surname, I thought you a stranger, then hearing your given name, I remembered y

"Ten years of separation, we have met again. We were both so changed. What is the second half of that hearing first your surname, I thought you a stranger, then hearing your given name, I remembered your young face? Who wrote it and what is the complete idea expressed? After ten years' estrangement,

when I grow up, I suddenly meet in a different place.

I was surprised when I first asked your surname.

I remembered my old face only when I said my name.

How many vicissitudes have you experienced since then?

Talk for a long time until the mountain temple rings the twilight bell.

Tomorrow you're going to climb the Baling Ancient Road.

I don't know how many times it takes to add sorrow to the autumn mountain. This is a poem about cousins who suddenly meet and leave in a hurry after being separated from each other. When I first asked for my surname, I was shocked. When I knew my name, I remembered my old face, so I turned surprise into joy. Talk about the feelings of sadness and confusion, and contain the meaning. This poem doesn't win by being strange and vulgar, but is good at being simple and natural. The scenes and details in the poem seem to have been experienced by everyone, which makes people feel very cordial when reading it. With concise language, sketching techniques, vivid details and typical scenes, the poem clearly reproduces the unique scene of life gathering and dispersion in social unrest, and euphemistically expresses sincere kinship and deep sense of turmoil.