I was originally a child of a rich family. I usually live in the world and always try to improve my talents. Although I am depressed about current events, I often draw my sword alone in the grass at the thought of serving my country.
I galloped to the west, crossed the frontier fortress of Dingling building, and went north to Zen Jade Terrace. I climbed the mountain, overlooking the scenery thousands of miles away, thinking about the deeds of the ancients, and I couldn't help but feel surging.
Who said don't forget the lessons of the ancients who loved the country wholeheartedly and suffered disasters? My love for serving my country will only disappear unless my body is worn away, destroyed and turned to dust.
Original text:
I am your son, and I really love talents all my life.
I think it's time to serve my country and draw my sword and fight Artemisia.
Dingling in Xichi was blocked, and Taiwan Province was in the north.
Seeing thousands of miles in mountain climbing, homesickness is long.
Who said he didn't forget the disaster and turned to dust?
Thirty-eight Poems of Remembrance is a group of poems written by Chen Ziang, a writer in the Tang Dynasty. This is a group of five-character ancient poems, written by the author with a feeling of what happened in life, covering a wide range, most of which are closely related to current events, highly targeted and full of practical significance.
Extended data:
First, the creative background
Traditionally, this group of poems is considered to be the works of Chen Ziang in his youth, but modern scholars generally think that it is not a work of one place at a time. The whole work runs through the poet's life and is mostly written in the later period.
Second, related appreciation.
This poem is the poet's description of his life. The poet was born in a very rich family, but he was determined to learn Confucian classics. He was not used to peace and stability, but he died bravely for his country. What is even more rare is that the poet can persist in his ambition to die for his country, consistently and unswervingly.
"I am a noble son, and I really love talents all my life." I was originally a child of a rich family. I usually live in the world and always try to improve my talents. According to "The 140th Biography of Old Tang Books", "(Chen Ziang) has a well-off family, and he is an independent student, especially good at literature."
It can be seen that these two poems are indeed the poet's confident self-evaluation. The image of a talented person who "emerges from the mud without dyeing" naturally stands out in front of readers.
Baidu Encyclopedia-Thirty-eight Experience Poems