Why did Wang Guowei say Liu Yong? Do you regret the loose belt? It was written by Ouyang Xiu, because Liu Yong and Ouyang Xiu lived in similar times. At that time, people accidentally brought Liu Yong's words in when compiling Ouyang Wenzhong's modern poems Yuefu and Drunken Man's Qin Fun, so that they left the illusion that this sentence was written by Ouyang Xiu. In my opinion, Wang Guowei is one of them.
Ouyang xiu is 17? 172 people, Liu Yong is 987? 153 people, from which it can be seen that there are overlapping parts of their activities. According to historical records? I don't regret the gradual widening of my belt, and I am emaciated for Iraq. It is indeed all in Liu Yong's ci. Here are the original words of Liu Yong's "Fengqiwu". I am leaning on the dangerous building and looking forward to the spring sorrow, and the sky is dark. In the afterglow of the grass, no one will lean on the column without words. It is planned to get drunk on the map of madness, and to be a song for wine, and to be strong and tasteless. I don't regret the gradual widening of my belt, which makes people haggard for Iraq. From this, we can also see the origin of words.
It is written in Article 26 of Ci-Hua in the World: None of these words can be said by a great poet. However, the interpretation of the words in this way may not be allowed by Yan Ou. Someone left a note saying something like this: Nowadays, people make many mistakes when proofreading human words. For example, when Mr. Wang Guowei was proofreading the words of the two masters in the Southern Tang Dynasty, he actually wrote Yan Shu's masterpiece. Can't help it? Compile. From this we can see that Mr. Wang Guowei has made such a mistake not once or twice. Will he? Do you regret the loose belt? Saying that Ouyang Xiu wrote it doesn't make people outside.
Another reason is that the image left by Liu Yong to the world is not as profound as that of Ouyang Xiu. When these two people are compared together, Ouyang Xiu is the first thing that comes to mind.