This "Chinese Valentine's Day" can be described as affectionate, especially the sentence "Heaven has an appointment with the sun, how heartless is the world?" It is even more popular, and the Tao is affectionate. And the last sentence, "It's cool at night, Jiangren is Ying Ying", has a kind of loneliness and loneliness.
The author of such a good poem must be a great poet, right?
Actually, this is a poem written by Yong Zhengdi.
Apart from those well-known experiences and characteristics, Yong Zhengdi is a good poet. At the age of six, he entered the study room and studied under masters such as Xu, Xu and Gu Ba Dai. In the study, he also showed outstanding literary talent. At an early age, he wrote poems such as "Spring Reading", which made the masters sit up and take notice, and his reputation also spread to the ears of Emperor Kangxi. So, when Yongzheng was sixteen years old, Emperor Kangxi sent him to the Confucius Temple in Qufu, together with his third brother Yin Zhijun and his gifted scholar brother. Some people also praised him for "controlling the talents of emperors, and the beauty of the article is also full of praise." He even said that Yong Zhengdi casually read a few lines on the throne, all of which were "a thousand words, and it is extremely talented to make things clear by pen!"
When was Yong Zhengdi's first Tanabata written? It is not recorded in the history books. According to the meaning of this poem, it is likely that he wrote it just after he became emperor.
"Wan Li has a clear blue sky" may mean that he successfully defeated other brothers and became emperor as he wished. "Heaven and the sun still have an appointment, so heartless on earth?" Perhaps to answer people's doubts about him. After all, many sons of Emperor Kangxi were there at that time, and Mei and others became enemies with Yong Zhengdi, so he said that he would not be ruthless.
Of course, writing poetry belongs to writing poetry. Yong Zhengdi really won't go easy on his younger brother, especially when he names his younger brother "Akina" and "Seth Black". It's really a bit too much. What about his father, Emperor Kangxi?
Although Yong Zhengdi wrote his own poems, he was still unfriendly to the people who wrote them. The most famous is that during the Yongzheng period, a Han official named Xu Jun wrote a sentence, "The breeze can't read, so why turn over the books?" As a result, Yong Zhengdi thought it was a vicious attack, so the person who wrote this poem was beheaded, implicated the whole family, and many people were robbed and exiled.
In fact, if this poem can be interpreted in this way, Yong Zhengdi's own Tanabata can also be regarded as "yet I feel the harmonious heart-beat of the Sacred Unicorn", and the "evidence" is in the last sentence, "The night is cool, and the riverside is full of flowers". In the dead of night, he was still thinking about The River. Isn't this a "high heart" and a reflection on the Ming Dynasty?
Therefore, although Yong Zhengdi writes his own poems and can skillfully use Chinese vocabulary, he uses those beautiful images and elegant allusions in his own poems to create a fascinating artistic conception. However, Yong Zhengdi did not understand the traditional culture of poets or Han people in essence.
Of course, objectively speaking, compared with his son Emperor Qianlong's 40,000 rotten poems, Yong Zhengdi's poems are obviously better.