The seven-year-old girl is from the Tang Dynasty.
The seven-year-old girl was a child prodigy in the Wu Zetian era of the early Tang Dynasty. She wrote the poem "Send Off to Brother". Her name and date of birth and death are unknown. "Full Tang Poetry" records that she was "a woman from the South China Sea". Empress Wu summoned her. He ordered Fu to send poems to his brother, and he responded accordingly.
The contrast between "Farewell" and "Liting" points out the place of farewell. In ancient times, pavilions were set up every five or ten miles on the post road for travelers to rest, and people seeing off often paid farewell here.
"The clouds have begun to rise" indicates the time of farewell. Except for rainy days, the time when "clouds begin to rise" is usually in the morning and dusk, and here it refers to dusk.
"Ye Zhengfei" points out the season of farewell - autumn. The scenery and language are all love words. Here, "Yunchuqi" is used to set off his brother's getting up and going on the road, and "Ye Zhengfei" is used to imply the helplessness of separation and emotional loss.
"The clouds are rising at the beginning of the farewell road, and the leaves are flying away from the pavilion." The words chosen are quite symbolic things that are closely related to the mood of farewell, which makes people feel a bit sad when reading it.
"The people who complain are like wild geese, and they will not return home together." These two lines of poetry can be translated as: "What (I) lament is that humans are different from geese, and humans cannot return together like geese." I have to break up here. These two sentences use wild geese as a metaphor and express emotions directly. Geese are migratory birds and fly south in flocks in autumn. The use of wild geese in the poem not only captures the autumn scenery, but also appropriately expresses feelings of separation.
"Rites·Kingdom": "The teeth of the father travel with him, and the teeth of the brother fly with him. Friends are not as good as Yu." "Brother's teeth fly with him" means that when brothers travel, the younger brother follows behind him, and then " "Flying geese" refers to brothers, so-called "flying geese in an orderly manner". It seems that the "wild goose" in this poem is not an ordinary scenery, but the author's unique ingenuity to express the meaning of "sending off his brother". "Those who are in ecstasy can only say goodbye." (Jiang Yan's "Farewell") In ancient times, transportation was inconvenient, and it was inevitable to encounter people who cut the path, so going out became a major event that made people worry about it, and travel poems became an ancient A category of poetry.
The poem "Farewell to Brother" has such a frugal number of words, the language is as clear as words, and the artistic conception is fresh and sublime, but it is rare; not to mention that it came from the mouth of a seven-year-old woman and blurted it out in the court. People are amazed! The poem is incomprehensible, but it can arouse associations.
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Which dynasty did the seven-year-old girl belong to?
In the Tang Dynasty, according to the "History of the Tang and Song Dynasties": There was a woman who was seven years old. I can write poems at the age of 18. Wu Zetian summoned her and ordered her to compose a poem with the title "Farewell Brothers". The girl improvised this poem and everyone was amazed
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Is the seven-year-old girl who wrote "Brother Sending" really only seven years old?
Really; "Send Off Brother" is a five-character quatrain composed by a seven-year-old girl in the Tang Dynasty. The original text of "Farewell to Brother": Empress Wu summoned him and ordered him to send poems to his brother, which he did in response. The clouds are rising at the beginning of the farewell road, and the leaves are sparse when leaving the pavilion. The people who complained were like wild geese, and they did not return together.
Vernacular interpretation: My brother is about to go on the road. Autumn clouds are beginning to rise in the sky, and the sky is gray. Around the road pavilion where we are leaving, the leaves are falling one after another, and the atmosphere is gloomy. What is surprising is that we cannot be like the wild geese. The wild geese can fly far away together, but at this time, we brothers and sisters cannot fly far away together. Expanded information writing background: Very little has been passed down about this poem, and it can only be found in "Complete Poems of the Tang Dynasty". The author is introduced as "the woman in Ruyi", and her real name, date of birth and death, and where she was. There is no way to verify it, we can only rely on the annotations in "The Complete Poems of the Tang Dynasty". "Complete Poems of the Tang Dynasty" writes: "The woman is from Nanhai." "Empress Wu summoned her and ordered her to write poems for her brother, and she responded accordingly." From this, it can be roughly inferred that the poet is from Nanhai, and this poem came from the era of Wu Zetian of the Tang Dynasty. The deep friendship, like complaining or crying, is melted between the lines. There are only a few words in the whole poem, and even the title is only 22 words. The frugality of the words impresses others. The title "Farewell to Brother" points out the main theme and sets the tone of the whole poem, which is to bid farewell to brother. As for the various situations speculated above, there is no explanation at all, leaving a lot of room for imagination. Compared with this, the later great poet Li Bai's "Send off the second minister Liu and Judge Dugu to the Anxi Shogunate", "Send off the younger brother Shan's father Bo Ning to take photos of the Song Dynasty city lord Bo to Guo Nanyue Bridge, but returned to Qixia to drink as a gift", etc. Many such poem titles are greatly overshadowed. The first two sentences of this poem indicate the location and approximate time, exaggerating the farewell scene. The melancholy and parting feelings in my heart are vividly written on the paper, like a river, surging endlessly, but only ten words are used; the last two sentences are also ten words, highlighting "wild goose", "yixing" and "return", The feelings have once again been elevated to a very high level, from seeing off to sighing about life and questioning one's life experience. Love is long and paper is short, and ink is cherished like gold.