Chen Yinque's words and deeds or poems

1On September 3rd, 955, Chen Yinque wrote a poem to commemorate the 28th anniversary of his marriage with his wife Tang Qing: "I have hurried through 28 years with my dreams, but I also have happiness and sadness. Fang Shuo, the dwarf, said that he smiled and dressed up as a bald head. " On the one hand, this poem expresses the master's attachment and cherish to his lover, on the other hand, it also reflects the master's indifference and calmness to the ups and downs, hardships and criticisms in life. This couple in trouble, with deep affection and heavy righteousness, supported each other and had a rough life. They walked hard but happily.

The meaning of the poem is: the two of us have been working hand in hand for 28 spring and autumn years, sharing joys and sorrows, joys and sorrows. It doesn't matter if people say I'm a clown or that I'm a show. As long as you are here, smile indifferently, we have been together for a long time.