The last sentence on the sunset is: "The green hills are still there".
The original poem "Linjiang Fairy" written by Yang Shen in the Ming Dynasty is:
The Yangtze River rolls eastward, and the waves wash away all heroes. Success or failure has turned empty, the green hills are still there, and the sunset is red several times. The white-haired hermit at the river has long been accustomed to the changes of the years. A pot of turbid wine is happy to meet, and many things, ancient and modern, are paid in a joke
Appreciation of the poem:
This is a poem about history, which expresses the feelings of life by narrating the rise and fall of history, with implication in boldness and profundity in sonority. From the perspective of the whole word, the tone is generous and tragic, with endless meaning, which makes people feel sad when they read it, and can't help but add thousands of feelings to their hearts. While making readers feel desolate and tragic, this word creates an indifferent and quiet atmosphere, and reflects lofty artistic conception and profound philosophy of life.
The author tries to explore eternal value in the long history, and to find a profound philosophy of life between success and failure, with a sense of historical ups and downs, but also with the ups and downs of life, reflecting a noble sentiment and broad-minded mind. When readers taste this word, they seem to feel that what is rushing away is not the water of the Yangtze River, but the ruthless history; As if listening to a historical sigh, I look for the eternal value of life in the sigh.
rolling along the Yangtze river, rushing eastward, you can't refuse, you can't stay. The waves splashed, and the heroes of the ages were lost in the water. Right or wrong; Success or failure, fame and career, in a blink of an eye, disappeared with the passage of the river. Only the green hills still stand in front of us, watching the sunset again and again.
In this frozen historical picture, white-haired fishermen and carefree firewood men are full of interest in autumn and spring breeze. Jiangzhu is a river bay, which is a calm leisure place. A word "used" makes people feel a little inexplicable loneliness and desolation. Fortunately, the joy of having friends from afar and meeting bosom friends make this loneliness and desolation a comfort.
"turbid wine" seems to show the friendship between the host and the visitor, but its meaning is not wine. Throughout the ages, the world has changed, even those great achievements that will last forever are nothing. It's just people's talk after dinner, and they talk and laugh, and they are dripping with joy. How much helplessness is beyond words.
"Yangtze River", "lost water", "spray", "hero", "castle peak", "sunset", "fishing firewood", "Jiangzhu", "autumn moon", "spring breeze" and "turbid wine" are lofty and indifferent. These images are also set off by vivid words such as "rolling", "scouring", "turning your head empty", "still there", "several degrees", "used to watching", "happy to meet" and "joke", which adds a little movement to the quiet atmosphere of this word.
About the author of Linjiang Fairy:
Yang Shen (December 8, 1488-August 8, 1559), whose first name was Yuexi, Sheng 'an, also known as Yishi and Bonanshan, was born in Xindu, Sichuan (now Xindu District, Chengdu), a famous writer in Ming Dynasty, the first of three gifted scholars in Ming Dynasty, and the son of Yang Tinghe. He participated in the compilation of Records of Wu Zong. In the third year of Jiajing (1524), he was involved in the "Great Ceremony" incident, angered Sejong, was dismissed by the staff, and was garrisoned in Yongchangwei, Yunnan.
When I was in southern Yunnan, I led domestic slaves to help quell Anquan in Xundian and Wudingfeng's rebellion in Chaowen. Since then, although I have traveled to and from Sichuan and Yunnan, I still died in Yu Yongchang. In the thirty-eighth year of Jiajing (1559), he died in the garrison at the age of 72. Ming Muzong posthumously awarded Shaoqing of Guanglu Temple, and Ming Xizong posthumously posthumously awarded "Wenxian". There are more than 4 kinds of his works, involving local chronicles of classics and history, astronomy and geography, epigraphy and calligraphy, music and drama, religious language, folk customs and ethnic groups, etc., which were compiled by later generations as "Sheng 'an Collection".