Manjianghong·Appreciating chrysanthemums on the Double Ninth Festival, time has passed. Original text

The river is red and chrysanthemums are appreciated on the Double Ninth Festival, and the time has passed

[Author] Ye Mengde? [Dynasty] Song Dynasty

A yellow flower first reminds the newspaper, autumn Return message. The fragrant branches are full of condensation, for whom to decorate. Then he went to the front of the statue and fell drunk. He was on the same side of the east fence in ancient and modern times. Asking why, I came back from special Fu and threw Peng Ze away.

Go along the way, the season of the year. It's so rare to smile. Shi Jun is now in the county and has become a traveler on his own. The frost on the temples is covered with frost, no one will remember him this year. I remember being sentimental, accompanying Xiaolan Qian, and climbing and picking them in person. A brief introduction to Ye Mengde, the author of "Man Jiang Hong·Appreciating Chrysanthemums on the Double Ninth Festival, Time has passed"

Ye Mengde (1077~1148) was a poet in the Song Dynasty. The word Shaoyun. A native of Wuxian County, Suzhou. In the fourth year of Shaosheng's reign (1097), he became a Jinshi and served successively as a scholar of the Hanlin Academy, a minister of household affairs, and an ambassador to Jiangdong. In his later years, he lived in seclusion in the Stone Forest of Linglong Mountain in Bianshan, Huzhou, hence the name Shilin Jushi. Most of his poems and essays were named after the Stone Forest, such as "Stone Forest Yan Yu", "Stone Forest Ci", "Stone Forest Poems", etc. He died in the 18th year of Shaoxing and was 72 years old. After his death, he was given a posthumous gift to Shaobao, the school inspector. In the process of the variation of poetry style from the late Northern Song Dynasty to the first half of the Southern Song Dynasty, Ye Mengde was an important poet who played a pioneering and pivotal role. As one of the older poets in Nandu, Ye Mengde pioneered a new path in the poetry world in the first half of the Southern Song Dynasty, when "Qi" was used in poetry. The spirit in Ye Ci is mainly expressed in three aspects: heroic spirit, mad spirit, and unrestrained spirit.

Ye Mengde's other works

○ Shui Tiao Ge Tou·Autumn is getting late

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○ Linjiang Fairy · Returning after drinking on the lake with guests

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