Appreciation of the translation of the poem "Linjiang Immortal: Who Will Believe Before Meeting Xingzang" (Hou Meng)

Linjiang Immortal: Who is willing to believe if you have not met Xingzang? Hou Meng Series: Three Hundred Poems of the Song Dynasty Linjiang Immortal: Who is willing to believe if you have not met Xingzang? Who is willing to believe if you have not met Xingzang? Unprovoked good craftsman painting description. When the wind takes advantage of its strength, it reaches high altitude in one fell swoop. Only then could I boast that my body was getting better and better, but I only suspected that I was going to the Toad Palace. The sunset is red after the rain. A few people were on the ground, looking at me in the blue sky. Translation: I have never met a wise monarch, I have never been a high official, and I live a secluded life. Who is willing to believe it? Only now did his fame and traces appear: someone painted his appearance on a kite, and took advantage of the wind and the power of the wind to fly high into the sky together with the kite. As soon as the wind blows, the kite gradually floats steadily in the sky, and it plans to fly to the sky far away. The sky clears after the rain, and the sunset in the evening is red. Looking up from the ground, how many people can reach the sky like me? Appreciation: According to the records of "Yi Jian Zhi" written by Hong Mai of the Song Dynasty: Hou Meng was unattractive in appearance, old and incompetent, and was often ridiculed by others. A frivolous young man painted his description on a kite. Hou Meng laughed when he saw it and wrote the poem "Linjiang Immortal" on it. Later, he ascended to the rank of prime minister. If someone paints your face on a kite, even if you are handsome, I'm afraid you won't be happy. You may get angry, sue him for infringement of portrait rights, make bad remarks, or resort to force. However, Hou Meng did not do this. Instead of being angry, he laughed when he saw it. He wrote a poem about it and inscribed it on the kite. This shows that Hou Meng is by no means an ordinary person. What about the poem written by Hou Meng, who is by no means an ordinary person? This poem uses the technique of supporting objects to express aspirations, using kites to describe the poet's personal ambitions, wishes and ideals. Who is willing to believe someone who has never met Xingzang? This is a question and an answer to myself. I am not good-looking, and I am old and have achieved nothing. How can I understand myself? Who in the world doesn’t choose people based on appearance, power, and money? People only see external things, but who can see the inner cultivation, talents, aspirations, and ambitions? Of course it is reasonable not to be understood and believed by others. I don't know whether it was luck or misfortune, but the poet's reputation suddenly rose. It turned out that some painter painted his image on the kite, and he flew into the sky with the kite. "When the wind takes advantage of its strength, it can fly high into the sky." This is about kites and about the poet's ambition. The poet clearly warns us that kites can only fly into the sky when there is wind. If there is no wind, no kite can fly. Isn’t it true that a person is successful or incompetent in society? Talent is of course one aspect, but opportunities are also essential. If there are no opportunities and no wind to draw on, no matter how talented a person is, he will not be able to achieve success. Achievements. People in the world, you only know how I look on the ground, which seems to be the same as you; but you have to know that once the wind blows, it is me who is floating in the wind! The poet borrowed the kite but wrote about the ambition of the great roc, "It can fly up ninety thousand miles with a ram's horn." He had to boast that his body was gradually becoming more stable, and he was writing about how the kite had flown into the sky and was fluttering in the wind. I just suspected that the poet used the kite to express his ambition by going to Toad Palace, that is, to go to "Toad Palace" to win laurels and achieve his own fame and career. . The sunset is red after the rain, which means the sky is clear after the rain, and the sunset is infinitely red in the evening. Wind and rain are the wind and rain in nature, and they are also the wind and rain in life that the poet suffered. Sunshine always comes after the wind and rain. After the wind and rain, the sunshine that belongs to you will eventually come. Even if it comes a little later, the poet always firmly believes that he will be a late bloomer. A few people were on the ground, looking at me in the blue sky. On the surface, it depicts a kite with the image of the poet flying in the blue sky, and people on the ground are watching; in fact, it is a kite flying in the blue sky to express one's extraordinary ambitions. Just as Jia Yucun in "A Dream of Red Mansions" used the moon to express his ambition in the poem "It was held out only by the sky, and all the people in the world looked up", the poet also wanted to express the same ambition. Maybe we look the same today, but who knows what will happen tomorrow? Tomorrow, just tomorrow, we may be completely different from each other, because you are the pundits and doves who "fly among the basil", and I am the roc who "holds the sheep's horn and climbs ninety thousand miles"; you are I am a mediocre ordinary person, but I am a heroic person with lofty ambitions. People who are not heroes cannot write heroic words. This word is a heroic word written by a heroic person.