This poem comes from China's earliest collection of poems "The Book of Songs", and it is called "Su Parting" in Wang Feng.
The original intention of "those who know me make me worry, those who don't know me make me want" is: those who know my mood think I am disappointed; People who don't understand my mood think I have any requirements for staying here!
The whole poem "Su Bieli" is as follows:
He is separated from Xiaomi. He is a seedling of Xiaomi. The line is decadent and the center is shaken. Those who know me make me worry, and those who don't know me make me want. Oh, my God, who is this?
Millet is separated, and the ears of millet are separated. Walking is decadent and the center is drunk. Those who know me make me worry, and those who don't know me make me want. Oh, my God, who is this?
The separation of millet is the reality of millet. Walking decadent, center suffocation. Those who know me make me worry, and those who don't know me make me want. Oh, my God, who is this?
Precautions:
(1) Xiaomi: commonly known as Xiaomi; Separation: lush appearance; Ji: Sorghum.
(2) Walking: going far; Decadence: being late and walking slowly; Shake: worry.
(3) Know me: Know my mood; What do I want? I don't think I can stay long. What are my requirements?
(4) "Tian Daochang, who is this?" It means: heaven is dark. Who caused this consequence?
(5) Choke: food blocks the throat, indicating that you can't breathe when you are depressed.
Second, "I wanted to shine on the bright moon, and the bright moon shone on the ditch."
This is a very popular poem, which has been quoted too many times in literary works, even in poor novels. Moreover, there are already many versions, and it is difficult to verify which one is the original.
But judging from the source that can be found, according to the time sequence of appearance, it should be the earliest pipa made by Gao Ming in Yuan Dynasty. There is a post on the Internet that the earliest source is the Romance of the Gods, but the Romance of the Gods was written during the Apocalypse of the Ming Dynasty and the Story of the Pipa was written at the end of the Yuan Dynasty, so the Story of the Pipa is the earliest, unless it was discovered earlier than the Story of the Pipa. But so far, I can only find an earlier half sentence. There is a saying in the poems of Qilong in the Tang Dynasty that "the heart holds the bright moon and flows into the arms", which is countless.
The following is a quotation:
There are a few words in Yuan Gaoming's Pipa Story that exhort his father-"This tit is rude, but it will collide with my words. My words are not in the right place, son. My husband's words are contrary to my father's. I hate children's knowledge. I should have trusted the moon, but the moon shines on the ditch. "
The Romance of the Gods 19 tells me that da ji hates it: "What a common person! The light one is like this. I entrusted my heart to the moon, but the moon filled the ditch. On the contrary, he humiliated me. If I discipline you to pieces, I will hate you to death! "
"Surprise at the First Moment" Volume 36-"Women have never booked Du Lang face to face, and only listen to his deceptive words, so it is. With what he said, she believed, and the Tao was determined from now on, so she could meet Du Lang, which she had always hoped. Exactly: I will trust the moon with my heart, but who knows that the moon shines on the ditch? "
The fourth episode of Jin Ping Mei-Yu Rou sees that the truth and meaning of this world are firm, and she cries and sighs: "Alas! Just, exactly, I would have believed the bright moon, but the bright moon shines on the ditch! Slaves have the intention to follow their brothers, but brothers are so heartless; Now, in front of you, I exposed my ugliness and made you laugh. How can I have the face to be a man? What's the use of keeping this picture? It is better to follow the painting and erase the ridicule in the world. "