Song Dynasty: Qin Guan
The subtle clouds are clever, the flying stars spread hatred, and the silver and the Chinese are far away from darkness. When the golden wind and jade dew meet, they will win but there are countless people in the world. (Du Tong: Du)
Tenderness is like water, ritual is like a dream, and you can take care of the bridge and go home. As long as the two love us to the end, why covet the Herren of me?
The thin clouds are changeable in the sky, and the meteors in the sky convey the sorrow of lovesickness. I quietly crossed the distant and boundless Milky Way tonight. Meeting on Tanabata in the autumn wind and white dew is better than those couples who are together in the world.
*** v. Acacia, tender as water, short meeting like a dream, can't bear to see the Queqiao Road when parting. As long as the two love each other till death do us part, why do you want to be very much in love? Note:
1. Thin clouds: light clouds. Trick: refers to the clouds turning into various clever tricks in the air.
2. Flying stars: meteors. One refers to Petunia and Weaver Girl.
3. Yinhan: Yinhe. Tiao Tiao: Far away. Darkness: pass quietly.
4. Golden breeze and dew: autumn wind and dew. Li Shangyin's Xin Wei's Tanabata: "It comes from the bank of the Blue Silver River, but it takes a golden wind and a jade dew."
5. forbearance: how to endure looking back.
6. Morning and evening: it means to get together in the morning and evening. Song Yu's "Gao Tang Fu" came out. About the author:
Qin Guan (149—September 17th, 11) was born in Gaoyou, Jiangsu Province. He is regarded as a pronoun Sect of graceful and restrained school, with another name of Hangou lay man, and scholars call him Huaihai lay man. A writer and poet in the Northern Song Dynasty, Song Shenzong Yuanfeng was a scholar in 185. Representative works: Queqiao Fairy, Huaihai Collection and Huaihai Jushi Long and Short Sentences. He used to be a doctor of Imperial College (that is, an instructor of a national university), a secretary of provincial orthography, and an editor of the National History Institute.
politically inclined to the old party, the "new party" was in power when Zhezong was in power, and he was demoted to be a supervisor's state wine tax, moved to Chenzhou, compiled and managed Hengzhou, moved to Leizhou, and died in Tengzhou. Together with Huang Tingjian, Chao Buzhi and Zhang Lei, he is known as the "Four Bachelor of Su Men", which is quite appreciated by Su Shi. Qin Guan was generous, free and easy, and overflowing with words. He lost his father at the age of fifteen, and he studied classics, history and military books since childhood.
in the seventh year of Yuanfeng (184), after Qin Guan compiled ten volumes of poems and essays by himself, Su Shi recommended them to Wang Anshi, who called him "a poet with Bao and Xie Qingxin". Qin Guan's literary achievements are remarkable because he has been repeatedly instructed by famous teachers, often learned from his fellow travelers, and is gifted and talented. Song Shenzong Yuanfeng was a scholar in the eighth year (185), and he was originally appointed as the chief bookkeeper of Dinghai and Professor Cai Zhou. At the beginning of Yuan Youchu (186), Su Shi recommended him as the secretary, provincial orthography, and the editor of the National History Institute, previewing the Record of Shenzong. Shao Shengchu (194), a member of Yuanyou Party, became a general judge in Hangzhou, and was demoted to prison in Chuzhou, Chenzhou, Hengzhou, Leizhou and other places. After Huizong ascended the throne, Qin Guan was appointed as Fu Xuande Lang, and later died in Tengzhou on his way back to the north. ?
On October 24th, 215, as one of the 14 main activities during the 7th China Postal Culture Festival, the 8th National Qin Shaoyou Academic Seminar was held in Gaoyou, the hometown of Qin Guan.
reference
ancient poetry network: http://so.gushiwen.org/view_5243.aspx.