In the lunar month, geese began to fly south. It is said that they flew to Dayuling, and they all turned back.
Birds don't enter, but I don't travel far to Lingnan. I don't know when, when can I return home?
The tide receded, the river rippled quietly, the forest was dark and malaria was scattered.
Tomorrow I will climb to the top of the mountain and look north at my hometown, or I can see the red berries on the top of the mountain.
-This is a five-law written in Lingbeitie when Song exiled Qinzhou (now northeast of Qinzhou, Guangxi) through Dayuling. Originally, in the period of Wuhou and Zhongzong, Song was very lucky. After Zong Rui came to power, he became a sinner and was sent to Lingnan. His heart was full of pain and sadness. So, when I arrived at the North whistle of Dayuling, I looked at the vast mountains and wild geese, thinking that I would cross the ridge tomorrow, and I would soon reach the Central Plains across a ridge. Suddenly, he felt the pain of disappointment and the sadness of homesickness.
The whole poem writes the sadness of relegating Lingnan and expresses the feelings in the journey. Starting from Bixing, from geese to people, it is more in line with homesickness to write about the homesickness of geese and then the bad environment in Lingnan. In contrast, people are depressed and resentful, and people are not as emotional as geese. This sharp contrast shows the poet's painful and complicated inner feelings, such as sadness, sadness and yearning, implicitly, tactfully and deeply. In the last two sentences, the scenery was changed to lyric, and I prayed to see Hongmei and send her relatives to express my heartfelt wishes. The poem aims to write "worry", but it doesn't say "worry". It is sad and full of sadness, with emotion as the setting and scenery as the support, sincere and touching.