People in the world make friends, but old people don't.
Calligraphy is natural, and drunken language is particularly bold and crazy.
Don't ask him anything if his hair is gray as if nothing had happened; There are only white clouds floating in the sky.
There is a pot of wine at the bedside. How many times can you get drunk in life?
People in the world make friends casually, but this old man is not. Calligraphy is natural when you are in a good mood, and the language is particularly unrestrained and crazy after drunkenness. My hair is white and I am very happy. I don't want anything from him, but white clouds floating freely in the sky. There is a pot of wine beside the bed. How many times can you get drunk in life?
Zhang Xu's uniqueness was highlighted in the first couplet. "It is rare to know in the world." Many people in the world have no impression even if they meet every day, but Zhang Xu is different. "Weng" is a respectful name for Zhang Xu. In this repression, Zhang Xu's image is like a peak, giving people a strong impression and making people respect. This kind of association seems very casual, but it is actually very powerful.
If the first couplet is only the poet's overall impression of Zhang Xu and is a fictional writing, then the later couplets are transferred to the concrete portrayal of Zhang Xu's image, which is a real writing. Between the lines, the poet's feelings of great reverence for Zhang Xu are poured in.
Zhang Xu has two titles, one is "Cao Sheng" and the other is "Zhang Dian", which is recognized by the world. When actually writing, he started with these two titles: "Xing Lai Shu is self-sacred, and drunken language is particularly awkward." Zhang's regular script, especially cursive script, is known as "Cao Sheng" because of its unique style, continuous twists and turns and self-innovation. There is a poem "Zhang Xu has three cups of grass" in Du Fu's Song of Drinking Eight Immortals. The Biography of Literature and Art in the New Tang Dynasty also said: Zhang Xu was a heavy drinker. Every time he got drunk, he wrote loudly or with his head dipped in ink. When he woke up, he thought he was a god and could not get it back. The world called it' Zhangdian'. " This couplet tells us that Zhang Xu's calligraphy will reach the realm of extraordinary holiness when he is drunk.
Giving Zhang Jiuxu after Drunkenness is the work of Gao Shi, a poet in the Tang Dynasty. This poem for a friend shows Zhang Xu's character and hobbies in a relaxed and casual style. At the same time, the poem also describes Zhang Xu's carefree and free life, praises Zhang Xu's transcendental quality of being indifferent to fame and fortune and not drifting with the tide, expresses the poet's admiration for Zhang Xu and his lifestyle, and implies the poet's lingering sadness.