Why are most of Li Shangyin's poems untitled?

There are many poems named "Untitled" in Li Shangyin's poems, which are mainly related to Li Shangyin's life experience. Li Shangyin's wife Wang died young, and I was involved in the struggle of the shogunate. There are many indescribable pains in her life, which are manifested in her poems as specious emotions, like love without love, like politics without politics. Because its content is inconvenient to say clearly, it has to be named "Untitled". However, its immortal artistic value is unprecedented and unprecedented. In ancient China, he pioneered with his unique "misty poetry".

Li Shangyin lived in a difficult time, with a bumpy career, unfortunate marriage and a lot of love. He witnessed the political blow he suffered and the situation of trying to survive in the cracks, which made him suffer a lot.

His poems reflect social life from different angles and express his unique spiritual feelings. Whether it is political poetry, epic poetry or object-chanting poetry, it is rich and beautiful with profound twists and turns. It is not only rich in connotation and chewy, but also colorful and beautiful. In the late Tang poetry world composed of artistic conception and mood, he expressed deep affection and bitter tone with gorgeous and profound poems, and showed a sad, blurred, quiet and profound poetic scene with strong sentimental sentiment and tragic consciousness. His unique artistic charm is absolutely famous throughout the ages. So there are many reasons for being untitled, both personal and social. There are reasons why you can't express your artistic conception with short questions, and there are also reasons that are forced by historical and political situations. Of course, this is why modern people find Li Shangyin's poems obscure.

Untitled time was long before I met her, but it was longer than after we parted, and the east wind rose and flowers fell. Silkworms in spring will weave until they die, and candles will drain the wick every night. In the morning, she saw her hair cloud changing in the mirror, but she bravely faced the cold of the moonlight with her evening song. There are not many roads to Pengshan. Oh, Bluebird, listen! -Give me what she said! . Appreciation: This is the most famous love poem among many poems titled "Untitled". The whole poem revolves around the first sentence, especially the words "Don't be embarrassed". "East wind" ends the season, but it is a metaphor for people's lovesickness. Because of lingering feelings, people are as lifeless as dead spring flowers. Three or four sentences are a portrayal of mutual loyalty and vows of eternal love. The fifth and sixth sentences respectively describe the feelings of depression, resentment, indifference and even decline caused by not meeting each other. The only thing we can hope for is the idea in those seven or eight sentences: I hope the bluebird can spread acacia frequently.