Xu Hun: The most sober poet in the late Tang Dynasty, a poem is famous all over the world, one of which has become an eternal epigram.

Xu Hun was the most sober poet in the late Tang Dynasty, and one of his poems became famous all over the world. One of them is a pedestrian, and the old country's coming to Weishui from the east has become an eternal epigram.

The meaning of this poem is "passers-by don't ask what happened here before, only Weishui flows eastward as always". Through this sentence, the poet expressed his deep thoughts and feelings about history and reality, as well as his thoughts about the motherland and his feelings about life. This sentence has profound meaning, concise language and rich philosophy, which has become a classic for future generations to quote and learn from.

Brief introduction of Xu Hun

Xu Hun was a famous poet in the late Tang Dynasty. He was born about 79 1 year and died about 858. He used the words "Hui" and "Zhong Hui". My ancestral home is Anlu Anzhou, now Anlu, Hubei, and now Zhenjiang, Jiangsu.

Xu Hun's poems are numerous, among which homesickness and pastoral poems are the most outstanding. My characteristics are integrity and grasp of the rhythm of poetry. His poems mostly describe the scenery of water and rain, and later generations commented on his work "Xu Hun's thousand poems are wet, and Du Fu is worried all his life". Although Xu Hun's poems mainly focus on water and rain, it is not because he has special love or emotional sustenance for these natural elements, but because these elements are popular themes in poetry creation at that time, which is also reflected in Xu Hun's creative style and theme selection.

Xu Hun's representative works include East Building of Xianyang City, Autumn Travel Notes of Tongmen Inn, Bianhe Pavilion, etc. Among them, the East Building of Xianyang City is the most famous, which describes the historical sites and history of Xianyang City and expresses the thoughts and feelings about history and reality. Among them, the phrase "Mo Wen was a pedestrian in those days, and the old country came to Weishui in the east" has become an eternal epigram, which has been passed down to this day.

Xu Hun's poetry works had considerable influence in the late Tang Dynasty, and were appraised as "the first gifted scholar in the late Tang Dynasty" by later generations. His works were not only widely circulated at that time, but also had a far-reaching influence on the literary creation of later generations, especially the sentence "I was a pedestrian in those days, so my country came from the east to flow through the Weihe River", which became a classic for later generations to quote and learn from.