"The Song of the Concubine Yuan Chaoge" comes from Zhang Hu's "The Second Miscellaneous Song of Yang Liuzhi".
The full text is as follows:
Yang Liuzhi, the second miscellaneous song.
Author: Zhang Hu
Don't fold Yang Liuzhi in front of the palace. Xuanzong once played the flute.
Sad at dusk, endless spring sorrow gives birth to green eyebrows.
Green eyebrows gather at the edge of Ningbichi, and green silk is under the stage of Jingyang.
Yu Ji went to the Yuan Pavilion, and the jade hand got a cigarette.
Vernacular translation:
Don't break the willow branches in front of the palace, where Emperor Xuanzong once played the flute. Sunset, brilliant sunset, always easy to make people sad. Infinite spring brings countless sorrows. Frowning at the green pond, combing your hair at the sun under the balcony. As Yang Guifei in Ge Yuan, holding a cigarette and flute.
Working background
At that time, Zhang Hu was quite talented in poetry, and his close friends were outstanding figures at that time. However, he did not study the imperial examination articles. From Yuanhe to Changqing, Zhang Hu was highly valued by Linghu Chu. When Ling Huchu was appointed as the special envoy of our Tianping Army, he personally drafted a memorial for Zhang Hu and presented 300 poems by Zhang Hu to the court.
At that time, Du Mu was appointed as the special envoy, and he was very generous to Zhang Hu. Du Mu presented a poem saying, "What about Zhang Gongzi? A thousand poems are lighter than Wan Huhou. " Zhang Hu often recites and carves words and phrases repeatedly in his poems. Every time his wife and children call him, he shouldn't say, "I just wanted flowers in my mouth." Can I still care about you? " "
Zhang Hu loves love the water by nature and has visited many famous Buddhist temples, such as Lingyin Temple and Tianzhu Temple in Hangzhou, Lingyan Temple and Lengga Temple in Suzhou, Huishan Temple and Shanquan Temple in Changzhou, Kanluo Temple and Zhao Yin Temple in Runzhou. Wherever he goes, he often writes poems.