Explanation:
1, it is almost as difficult to meet friends as the stars in the morning and evening: it means "life can't always be separated, just like the stars in the west and the stars in the east." This idiom also comes from here. For thousands of years, there have been countless poems with the word "participation in business", and most of them are used together, because the word "participation in business" has solidified into a meaning that is difficult to meet, distant and discordant.
2. In real life, there is the possibility of "not seeing the business personnel" every time we are separated. Old friends or colleagues who have lived under the same roof for many years leave their jobs, sometimes ten years later. It is indeed appropriate for the ancients to use the quotient of participation to compare this situation.
3, from Du Fu's "Giving Eight to Wei", which means: Life can't always be apart, often like the star of the West and the star of the East, coming and going.
1, Kaizu's "To Wei Basi's Grandson" is the work of Du Fu, a great poet in the Tang Dynasty. This poem was written after the poet was demoted to join the army. The poem is about the scene of meeting a teenager's intimate friend, expressing the uncertainty of life, and the old friends are particularly close when they meet. However, together for a period of time, I feel that the world is slim and infinite. The whole poem is plain and true, with orderly levels.
2, the first four sentences, write reunion after a long separation, from parting to gathering, also sad and happy, sad and happy intersection; The fifth to eighth sentences, from where will you go, reveal the reality of fighting and parting, and people's lives are at stake; Fourteen sentences from "how to know" to "how to make sense" are about the reunion with Wei Ba Chu Shi and the warm hospitality of the host and family, expressing the poet's cherish of the beauty of life and human feelings; The last two sentences will be very sad, low-key and intriguing.
3. The core of Du Fu's thought is the Confucian thought of benevolent government, and he has the great ambition of "a gentleman is harmonious and follows it, and then makes the customs pure". Although Du Fu was not famous during his lifetime, his fame spread far and wide, which had a far-reaching impact on China literature and Japanese literature.