Origin: A group of poems "Five Places of Interest" written by Du Fu, a great poet in the Tang Dynasty, in Kuizhou (Fengjie, Chongqing) in the first year of Tang Daizong Dali (766) (Part II).
Excerpt from the original:
Sad to see a thousand autumn, a tear, melancholy in different times, not at the same time.
His old home between mountains and rivers-empty works, empty sex platform-is certainly not imagined in the dream? .
The palaces of Chu were all destroyed, and the fishermen who showed them today are not sure.
Looking back, I shed tears of sympathy. My life experience is equally bleak, but unfortunately I was born in a different era. Jiangshan's hometown is still there, and it is really an absurd dream that sex is coming. The saddest thing is that the palace of the king of Chu has long since disappeared, and the boatman also pointed out that the ruins were suspicious.
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Creation background
This group of poems is a work of praising historical sites and nostalgic people, and then cherishing their feelings. In the first year of Dali in Tang Daizong (766), the author visited Song Yuzhai, Yuxin Ancient House, Zhaojun Village, Yong 'an Palace, Ancestral Temple and Wuhou Temple from Kuizhou to Jiangling. He deeply respected the ancient talents, national colors, heroes and names, and wrote Five Poems on Monuments to express his feelings.
This is the second poem in Du Fu's Five Poems on Epics, and it is a poem praising Song Yu, a famous poet of Chu. The poem was written by the author after a personal field trip, so it is profound, incisive and thought-provoking. In the poem, the vegetation falls, the scenery is depressed, the mountains and rivers are full of rain, the old houses are deserted, and the boat people give directions, all of which are the feelings expressed by the poet.