Author: Bai Juyi era: Tang Dynasty
First of all:
His face was covered with beard and wind, his eyebrows were broken and his face was red.
Sad, hard and haggard, but now it seems to be drawing.
Second:
China's envoy replied, when will gold redeem the moth?
If the king asks for the color of his concubine, it's better not to be as good as when he was in the palace.
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First of all, my face was stained with Alakazam's dust, my hair was messed up by the wind, and the powder on my eyebrows and cheeks faded. Suffering from the hardship and sorrow of living here is just like in the original portrait (because there is no money to bribe the painter, the portrait is ugly).
Second: Ask the envoy to help me speak for the monarch. When can I get the gold and redeem me? If the monarch asks me what I look like now, he must say the same as when I was in the palace.
Distinguish and appreciate
These two poems are called "Songs of Harmony". Song Xianghe is a kind of music based on the "street ballads" of Han Dynasty in China, which is formed by combining the tradition of Chu Sheng in the pre-Qin period. Mainly in bureaucrats, rich banquets, entertainment and other occasions, as well as court New Year's Day banquets, worship of gods and even folk customs and other occasions to play.
The first article is about Zhao Jun's haggard after falling into the country, and the second article is about her pleading with the ambassador of Korea to cover up her sad state of aging.
The characteristics of Wang Zhaojun's "Seventeen Years Old" are that he is good at portraying characters, renovating old things and thinking from other's perspective. Jiu Yuan Shi Hua believes that this poem is from Guo Zhen's Wang Zhaojun, and "leaving a message" is a white meaning, which is both "in harmony with love" and opens up a new artistic world for praising Wang Zhaojun.