It's no big reason to sigh. The previous sentence is: I have more to believe in. A gentleman who is indifferent to each other is the last sentence, and there is nothing behind it.
Gift
Tang Tengchuanyin
All his life, he was short of talents, but he had more than enough faith.
it's no big deal to sigh, but a gentleman should be indifferent to each other.
Vernacular translation:
I don't have much talent in my life, so I can only stand on faith and sigh that I have done nothing wrong, hoping that a gentleman will not alienate me. Extended information
Creation background:
The Gift to the Person is a five-character quatrain, which expresses one's feelings through poems. This style originated from Yuefu poems in Han Dynasty, was deeply influenced by folk songs in Six Dynasties, and matured in Tang Dynasty. Each song of the Five Musts is only twenty crosses, which can show a fresh picture and convey a real artistic conception. Seeing the big because of the small, the little is always more, and the short chapter contains rich content, which is its biggest feature.
It originated from the ancient poems of Yuefu in Han and Wei Dynasties, and its style is simple and ancient, advocating nature and true interest. Judging from a five-character poem entitled "Jueju" written by Yu Xin, a poet of the Northern Zhou Dynasty, its stylistic form was formed at least at the end of the Northern and Southern Dynasties.