Qin Guan wrote a word that teacher Su Shi liked very much. After Qin Guan's death, Su Shi wrote this sentence on a fan to show that he would never forget it. This is the masterpiece Tafloxacin Chenzhou Hotel when Qin Guan was demoted to Chenzhou.
"Tan Sha Xing Chenzhou Hotel": The fog lost the tower, the moon lost, and Taoyuan was nowhere to be found. The lonely pavilion closes the moon in Joan Hinton, and the cuckoo sounds in the setting sun. Plum blossoms are sent by mail, and fish live long. This hatred has no weight. Fortunately, Chen Qiang bypassed Chen Shan. Who did he go to Xiaoxiang for? This sad poem was written when Qin Guan was demoted to Chenzhou.
In the eighth year of Yuan You in the Northern Song Dynasty, 1093 September, Song Zhezong took the lead in reassigning the new party. Yuan You and party member, represented by Su Shi, were expelled from Beijing one after another. Su Shi was demoted to Huizhou. As Su Shi's favorite pupil, Qin Guan was also demoted.
Qin Guan first demoted Hangzhou, then Chuzhou, then moved to Chenzhou, Hunan, and finally demoted Leizhou. This relegation had a great influence on Qin Guan. He was deprived of all official titles and salaries, and his heart was miserable and desolate.
Poetry appreciation:
The first two sentences, "Mist lost the tower, the moon passed through the maze", show the author's infinite melancholy. In the miserable situation, he stood in the hotel and kept looking for Tao Yuanming's Peach Blossom Garden. "Peach Blossom Garden" is the paradise described by Tao Yuanming, and it is also the place that Qin Guan yearns for at this time. However, a "loss" and a "mystery" can't be found in Taoyuan after all.
Wang Guowei commented in "Words on Earth" that it is most sad to swim less in words. To "lonely pavilion closed in cold spring, cuckoo singing in the setting sun", it became sad. Images such as "lonely pavilion", "cold spring", "cuckoo" and "sunset" constitute a strong cold atmosphere, and the poet's whole body and mind are swallowed up by this cold atmosphere, and the clouds are desolate.