Oh, let a man with spirit go to his favorite place to take risks. The spring breeze is beating on the battlements of Yumenguan. How to treat poetry correctly

The original sentence of "Spring Breeze But Yumenguan" is "Why should Qiangdi complain about Liu? The spring breeze is just Yumen Pass. " , from the Tang Dynasty poet Wang Zhihuan's Liangzhou Ci. "Liangzhou Ci" is the lyrics of Liangzhou Song, not the title of a poem, but the name of a popular tune in the prosperous Tang Dynasty. In the first year of its prosperity, Guo Zhiyun, the Chinese ambassador to Longyou, collected a batch of western music scores and dedicated them to Emperor Xuanzong of the Tang Dynasty. Xuanzong handed it to Jiao Fang to translate it into China's music score, sang it with new lyrics, and took the place names produced by these music scores as the title of the song. Later, many poets liked this tune and filled it with new words, so many poets in the Tang Dynasty wrote Liangzhou Ci. Liangzhou Ci —— In Tang Dynasty, the Yellow River in Wang Zhihuan was far above the white clouds, and Wan Ren was a lonely city. Why use the elegy of willow to complain about the delay of spring, old Yumenguan, a spring breeze is not blowing! This poem describes the magnificent, desolate and lonely scene of Liangzhou, a frontier fortress. The poet described the special feeling of overlooking the Yellow River from a special perspective, and also showed the magnificent and desolate scenery in the frontier fortress area. The whole poem is tragic and desolate, exuding a generous spirit. The desolation of the frontier fortress reflects the sadness that the frontier guards can't return to their hometown. This kind of sadness is not depressed, but heroic and broad. Wang Zhihuan wrote this poem about the homesickness of frontier soldiers. It is desolate and generous, sad without losing strength. Although he tried his best to exaggerate the resentment that the garrison soldiers were not allowed to go home, he did not feel depressed, which fully showed the broad-minded mind of the poets in the prosperous Tang Dynasty. At the end of the Qing Dynasty, Empress Dowager Cixi asked a calligrapher to write a fan. Calligraphers wrote the poem Liangzhou Ci by Wang Zhihuan, a famous poet in the Tang Dynasty: "The Yellow River is far above the white clouds, and there is an isolated city, Wan Ren Mountain. Why do Qiang people blame Yangliu? Spring breeze is not enough. " Who knows, the calligrapher was so scared that he left out a word "Jian". Empress Dowager Cixi flew into a rage after reading it, thinking that the calligrapher was deliberately teasing her and lied to her that "Lafayette" had no knowledge and wanted to behead the calligrapher. The calligrapher used his quick wits and quickly explained, "Lafayette, I wrote this for a reason." This is a sentence I wrote in Wang Zhihuan's poem! On the spot, he began to judge (note: there is no punctuation in writing poems and articles in ancient times), chanting: "The Yellow River is far away, there are white clouds, and Wan Ren Mountain is an isolated city. Why should Qiangdi complain?" Willow spring breeze, not Yumen Pass. "Empress Dowager Cixi had nothing to say, so she had to give the calligrapher one hundred and twenty gold to calm him down. Another version is related to Ji Xiaolan, but it is similar to Cixi's version, except that the protagonist has changed. Brief Introduction to Wang Zhihuan (AD 688-742) was a poet in the prosperous Tang Dynasty, whose name was Ji Ling, Han nationality, and was born in Binzhou (Taiyuan, Shanxi). His ancestral home was Jinyang (now Taiyuan, Shanxi Province), and his great-grandfather moved to Xinjiang County, Shanxi Province. Bold and uninhibited, he often mourned swordsmanship, and his poems were sung by musicians at that time. After becoming famous for a period of time, he often sang with Gao Shi, Wang Changling and others, and was famous for being good at describing frontier fortress scenery. His representative works include In Lusu, Liangzhou Ci and so on.