Bian Si Pinyin Edition is as follows:
1. Bian Si Pinyin Edition
Bian Si Tang Liyi
Y ā ochuí j ǐ nd à ip è iwú g not u, Z ǒ um m ǒ ngfá ngy ∥ sà iqi.
Wu Gou is adorned with a brocade belt hanging from her waist, which once prevented jade from blocking the autumn.
mòxiàoguānxījiàngjiāzǐ，zhǐjiāngshīsīrùliángzhōu。
Don't laugh at the generals in Kansai, just think about poetry in Liangzhou.
2. Simple analysis of the poem
Write your own costume in the first sentence. The waist-hanging brocade belt shows the beauty of clothing and the dignity of identity. The second sentence further explains his own combat experience. I once took part in the battle to prevent the autumn jade jam and drive the battlefield.
however, the focus of poetry is not on graphic description and self-narration, but on expressing feelings. This is exactly what the three or four sentences want to express. On the surface, the tone of these two poems is relaxed and free, but if we go deeper and appreciate it in combination with the poet's era and ideal ambition, it is not difficult to find that there is helpless bitterness and deep emotion in this chic and relaxed tone.
Author's personal profile and artistic style:
1. Personal profile
Li Yi (about 75-about 83), a poet in the Tang Dynasty, was born in Guzang, Liangzhou (now Liangzhou District, Wuwei City, Gansu Province) and later moved to Zhengzhou, Henan Province.
Li Yi was a scholar in the fourth year of Dali (769). He was a lieutenant of Zheng County for the first time, but he could not be promoted for a long time. In the fourth year of Jianzhong (783), he was awarded the title of outstanding subject. Frustrated by his official career, he abandoned his post and wandered around Yanzhao. He is famous for his frontier fortress poems, and he is good at quatrains, especially in the seven verses.
2. Artistic style
Li Yi's poetic style is bold and lively, especially the frontier poems. He is a representative poet of frontier fortress poems in the middle Tang Dynasty. Two songs, Send the Liaoyang Ambassador to the Army and on hearing a flute at night from the wall of shouxiang, were widely sung at that time. Although there are many strong words in his frontier poems, they tend to be sentimental, mainly expressing the resentment and hope of the soldiers in the frontier for a long time, and no longer have the heroic and optimistic mood of frontier poems in the prosperous Tang Dynasty.