Author: Du Fu
The wind is fast and high, the ape cries sadly, and the birds are circling in the white sand.
The endless trees are rustling leaves, and the Yangtze River is rolling unpredictably.
Li in the sad autumn scenery, a wanderer all the year round, lives alone on the high platform in today's illness.
After all the hardships and hatred, the white hair is full, and the wine glasses are damaged.
Climbing high and looking far: this is Du Fu's masterpiece in his later years. Through the scenery he saw in Qiu Jiang, this poem tells the poet's complex feelings of long-term wandering, old illness and loneliness. In Qing Dynasty, Yang Lun said, "Being tall and muddy, walking alone in ancient and modern times should be the first of Du Ji's seven-character poems. Hu Yinglin commented in Hiking in Ming Dynasty: "In an article, every sentence is Dharma, and every word is Dharma, but the meaning runs through it in one go. "