Shang shāngshan shān travels early in the morning xíng in the morning and rises in the morning to move the dòng to conquer the zhēng duoduó, and the guest travels xíng sadly bēi hometown xiāng. The sound of cockroaches is heard, the moon is shining in the thatched cottage shop, and the traces of human beings are on the wooden planks of the bridge. The yellow leaves of the oak tree are falling on the luò mountain shān road lù, and the orange zhǐ flowers are bright and clear. Because of the yīnsi sīdu dùling língmengmeng, the wild goose yàn is full of mǎn and returns to the lake táng.
"Morning Journey to Shangshan" is a poem by Wen Tingyun, a writer of the Tang Dynasty.
This poem describes the cold and desolate morning scenery during the journey, and expresses the loneliness and deep homesickness of the wanderer. The lines reveal the frustration and helplessness of people on the journey.
Although the word "morning" does not appear in the entire poem, it uses six images: frost, thatched shop, the sound of chickens, human traces, Banqiao, and the moon.