If there is love in the sky, it always comes from Li He's Song of the Golden Copper Fairy.
Song of the Golden TongXian Han Fu is a poem written by Li He, a poet in the Tang Dynasty, who resigned due to illness on his way from Chang 'an, the capital, to Luoyang.
Poets express their feelings of rise and fall, the pain of home and country, and the sadness of life experience through the historical events in which immortals spoke to Han. The whole poem is strange and profound, touching; Vivid and varied; The writing is strange and profound, but it is appropriate and dense.
This poem is full of romanticism and is one of Li He's representative works. In particular, the phrase "If there is love in the sky, the sky will be old" has become a famous sentence that has been passed down through the ages.
In Jin Xian's Biography of Han Dynasty, Jin Xian shed tears at parting, mainly expressing the sorrow of national subjugation, and this poem expresses the dignified feelings of the pain of home country and the sorrow of life experience.