No one stands with me. What is the complete content of dusk poems?

Original text: "I am idle, standing with you at dusk, laughing before the stove and asking if the porridge can be warm." Shen Fu's Six Chapters of a Floating Life in Qing Dynasty. And then what? "No one stands with me at dusk, and no one asks me if the porridge is warm" is the reading feeling of Six Chapters of a Floating Life.

"No one stood with me at dusk, and no one asked me how warm the porridge was" describes a very lonely person, without a partner and emotional sustenance, and expresses the desolation and loneliness of being alone.

No one accompanied me at dusk, and no one asked me if the porridge was hot.

Said by: This sentence comes from a Weibo named Xu Mo. After reading Shen Fu's Six Chapters of a Floating Life, I felt it, and I filled in a sentence after the word "send".

Creative background:

Six Chapters of a Floating Life is an autobiographical essay written by Shen Fu, a native of Changzhou in the 13th year of Yu Jiaqing in Qing Dynasty (1808). Yang Yinchuan, the brother-in-law of Wang Tao in the Qing Dynasty, found the remnant draft of Six Chapters of a Floating Life in a cold stall in Suzhou, with only four volumes, and gave it to Wang Tao, who was in charge of reporting Wenzunge in Shanghai at that time, and published it as movable type 1877.

In the middle Tang Dynasty, Mianyang sages built Canglang Pavilion in Zhanggou to commemorate Qu Yuan, which is located in the north of Tongzhou River in Zhanggou Town, next to Zhanggou Theater. This used to be a place for religious activities. Chen Youliang once opened a martial arts school here, and Zhang Nanxian once taught here. During the Great Revolution, Deng Chizhong set up a civilian night school here. He Long was stationed here when he led the Red Army to attack Xiantao. In a word, Canglang Pavilion is a scenic spot with profound historical background.

Song of Canglang has a profound philosophy of life. At present, in contemporary literary works, two novels have inherited the philosophical connotation of Song of Canglang. One is Zhu Gezhuoling's online novel Song of Canglang, and the other is Yan Zhen's official novel Water of Canglang, which is a new singing method of Canglang's song in contemporary life.

This latter part can't be found in Historical Records and Biography of Qu Yuan. From the whole structure, this part is indispensable: it further exaggerates the image of fishermen; The fisherman's silence and the ending of singing away also give the full text a lasting charm. Many researchers believe that The Fisherman is a tribute to Qu Yuan.