1, source: a letter from Du Mu in the Tang Dynasty to Han Chuo, the magistrate of Yangzhou.
2. Original text:
Castle peak is vaguely green water thousands of miles away, and the vegetation in the south of the Yangtze River has not withered in autumn.
Where does the Jade Man teach oral sex at Bridge 24 on a moonlit night?
3. Explain:
Qingshan is thousands of miles away, and the vegetation in the south of the Yangtze River has not withered in autumn. The bright moon on Bridge 24 reflects the faint clear night. Where do you teach oral sex now, beauty?
Extended information 1. Creation background
This poem was written by Du Mu after he was appointed as an imperial adviser and returned to Chang 'an from Huainan as a shogunate. The specific writing time was about the autumn of the ninth year of Daiwa in Tang Wenzong (835) or the first year of Kaicheng (836). From the seventh year of Daiwa in Tang Wenzong (833) to the ninth year of Daiwa (835), Du Mu was the secretariat of Huainan and a colleague of Han Chuo.
Yangzhou in the Tang Dynasty was a prosperous metropolis in the middle and lower reaches of the Yangtze River. There are many shops, businessmen and restaurants everywhere. He was a fellow traveler, so he wrote poems as a gift when he returned to Chang 'an.
Second, appreciate
The first sentence falls into ink and turns into a vision: the green hills are winding and hidden in the sky, and the green water is like a belt. The overlapping words of "faint" and "far" not only depict a beautiful and graceful landscape in the south of the Yangtze River, but also vaguely imply the distance between poets and friends.
This poem deliberately depicts that Yangzhou is still lush in late autumn, and the moonlight music on the Twenty-four Bridges is still melodious, mocking the leisure of friends' lives and expressing the author's deep nostalgia for Yangzhou's past lives. The whole poem is beautiful, delicate and handsome, and full of fun.
Baidu Encyclopedia-Message to Han Chuo, Yangzhou Magistrate