Biedongda (1) Tang Gaoshi
A thousand miles away in Huang Yun,
The north wind blows goose feathers and heavy snow one after another.
Mochow has no bosom friend in the future,
Everyone in the world doesn't know you.
Not big (second)
Six purlins fell and felt sorry for themselves,
I have been away from Luo Jing for more than ten years.
A poor husband is not enough,
Do not drink when we meet today.
Translation:
one
The sky was full of Huang Yun, the sun was shrouded in a daze, the north wind roared, and geese flew south in the falling snowflakes. Don't worry, you don't have a confidant on the road. (With your piano sound and your musical accomplishment) Who in the world will not respect you!
Secondly,
Liuao felt sorry for himself and left Luo Jing for more than ten years. A gentleman is determined to win when he is poor, but he can't afford to pay for drinks when he meets today.
Two Poems of Biedongda is a group of poems written by Gao Shi, a poet in the Tang Dynasty. The work outlines the gloomy and cold sad scenery when seeing off, showing that the poet was in a difficult situation at that time, but he was not depressed or sinking. It not only showed the poet's reluctant farewell to his friends, but also showed the poet's heroic and open-minded mind.
Gao Shi, also known as Duff and Zhong Wu, was a famous frontier poet in Tang Dynasty. Gao Shi and Cen Can are both called "Gao Cen", and his poems, such as Poems of Gao Chang, are handed down from generation to generation, with vigorous brushwork and unrestrained momentum, which are permeated with the enterprising and vigorous spirit of the times unique to the prosperous Tang Dynasty. Later generations called Gao Shi, Cen Can, Wang Changling and Wang Zhihuan "the four frontier poets".