"After Maoling's illness, he still loves Zhuo Wenjun". He descended from the sky and lived alone with Wen Jun in his later years, writing their faithful and sincere love. In his later years, Sima Xiangru retired to Maoling, where the place names took care of each other. These two sentences mean that although Sima Xiangru is old and sick, he still has a passionate love for Wen Jun, just like at the beginning, without any attenuation. Just a few words, such as Qiu said: "I still love after my illness, and my words are very affectionate." (Detailed Notes on Du Fu's Poems) Someone commented: "After Mao Ling's illness, he still loved Wen Jun, and his literary talent was enough to be praised by future generations." The beginning of this poem is unusual. It uses Xiang Ru's love with Wen Jun in his later years to deepen the beauty of their love.
The phrase "restaurants are on earth" took a sharp turn, from Xiang Ru and Wen Jun's later years to their boyhood. Sima Xiangru loves Wen Jun, the widowed daughter of Zhuo Wangsun, a rich man in Shu, and plays the piano music "Phoenix Seeking Phoenix" on the piano platform to convey the meaning. Wen Jun was moved by the sound of the piano and ran like a bird at night. This incident was strongly opposed by Zhuo Wangsun, who did not give them any dowry or gift, but they never gave in. Living in poverty, the couple opened a hotel and made a living by selling wine. "Wen Jun is like a calf's nose (that is, an apron, shaped like a calf's nose), mixed with eternal treasure and washed in the city" (Historical Records). Biography of Sima Xiangru "). A weak scholar, the daughter of a rich man, even used a "restaurant" to despise secular etiquette. Under the social conditions at that time, it took a lot of courage. The poet can't help admiring this. The phrase "sunset glow on the piano" returns to the scene that the poet saw from a distance, and the scenery is affectionate and intriguing. As we can imagine, the poet lingers silently on the piano platform, looking at dusk and Yun Lan, and how much admiration he has in his heart! "Sunset" uses Jiang Yan's poem "Sunset meets, beauty has a wonderful future", and I feel that today, I see the piano is empty, where is Wen Junan? Lead to the imagination of the second "wild flowers" and "creeping weeds". In this regard, the poet chose "Restaurant" and "Qintai", two representative things, which not only reflected the charming and slow-moving character, but also showed the persistence of Wen Jun's love. The first four poems, in the narrative of opening wide and closing wide, rising steeply and turning steeply, returned to youth from old age, and yearned for historical sites to the heart, galloping freely and interlocking, with scenes emerging and deep thinking.
The words "Wild flowers leave a treasure, creeping weeds see the skirt" reproduce the radiant image of Wen Jun, and similar divine colors accompany the appearance of Wen Jun, instead of writing your own opinions. These two sentences came back to the scene from the perspective of "sunset glow on the piano platform": seeing clusters of beautiful wild flowers next to the piano platform reminded the author that it seemed to be a smile on Wen Jun's cheek; Clusters of green creeping weeds are like Robbie skirts that Wen Jun wore in those years. This couplet is an illusion in the poet's eyes caused by the prospect of the eyes. This kind of association is both realistic and romantic, smiling like Wen Jun's face full of flowers, and wearing a turtleneck dress with green grass has quietly drifted by.
At the end of the sentence, "I want to die, I have not heard about it", which clearly and powerfully points out the theme of the whole poem. These two sentences mean that Xiang Ru and Wen Jun's spirit of resisting secular etiquette and pursuing a better life has almost disappeared. When the poet hangs on the piano, his thoughts and feelings are also closely linked with similar Qin Song. Song of Qin sang: "Feng Feng returned to his hometown and traveled around the world to find his death. ..... gnome male-",* * * take off." It is precisely because of the poet's profound understanding of Xiang Ru and Wen Jun that he can make this sigh of eternal bosom friend. Here, one is never to hear the piano again; One is that there are few bosom friends in later generations. Therefore, in the poet's eyes, the meaning contained in Qin Ge is by no means the romantic desire of ordinary frivolous people in later generations, but the kind of true love worthy of being told through the ages.