The concubine of the Tang Dynasty wrote a poem. The last two sentences are very classic and almost everyone knows them.

The four books and five classics that people often say include The Book of Songs, which was sealed as a classic by Confucianism. This book contains more than 300 poems. The history of 3,000 years ago is also considered as the beginning of China's ancient poetry. Because of the age, the authors of those poems in the Book of Songs didn't leave their names, but it didn't affect their popularity at all. For example, poems such as "My Fair Lady, Gentleman's Good Ladder" have been immortal for thousands of years.

The culture of poetry and ode in the Tang Dynasty reached its peak, and a large number of famous great poets emerged. The Complete Tang Poetry alone contains more than 49,000 poems by more than 2,000 poets. We can boldly speculate that the Tang Dynasty, which lasted for nearly 300 years, left far more poems than the whole Tang poetry, but many of them were lost. A concubine in the Tang Dynasty wrote a poem with a pen. There are only four sentences in the whole poem, and the last two sentences are very classic and almost everyone knows them.

Tang Xianzong's favorite concubine, Du Qiuniang, wrote this article. Before introducing this poem, we should first understand the life story of Du Qiuniang. According to Xian Zong's records, Du Qiuniang and Jinling (now Nanjing) were born beautiful and talented women. She is good at piano, chess, calligraphy and painting, as well as poetry and songs, but her life is very bumpy, especially in her later years.

At the age of fifteen, Du Qiuniang married Kun Li, our time in Zhenhai, and became a concubine, thinking that she could live a stable life. However, Kun Li, who made trouble, was not satisfied with the status of our times, and rose up against the imperial court the next year. Soon after, Kun Li was defeated and killed, and Du Qiuniang was sent to the palace to be a maid of honor. Because of her outstanding appearance, when she met the emperor by chance, Tang Xianzong suddenly brightened up and took her as a princess.

But before long, Du Qiuniang was snubbed by the emperor and didn't give birth to a son and a half. After Tang Xianzong's death, Du Qiuniang's position was even lower. Later, he was sent back to his hometown by the new emperor and lived a lonely life. This ups and downs, almost let Du Qiuniang see through everything, it is estimated that no longer believe in the so-called love. She left only the poem "Golden Zombie" in her life: "I advise you not to cherish golden zombies, and I advise you to cherish your youth. Flowers can be folded straight, don't wait until there are no flowers. "

Translated into modern times, it means that youth is the greatest capital. Be sure to cherish your young time, the money is all outside. Don't lose your eyes and miss the most beautiful time. It must be remembered that flowers will reopen every day, and there will be no more teenagers. When you meet someone you like, you must pursue it boldly. Even if it is rejected, it will be sad for a while at most. If you miss a beautiful woman because you are not brave enough, you will regret it all your life.

A broken jar has its own broken lid, and the tortoise is right. Don't deny yourself when you are young. Some people and things will stop once they are missed. When I was young, I boldly pursued my dreams and love. No matter what the final result is, I won't leave any regrets. Don't wait until your youth is gone, only to remember that you dare not do many things you want to do. Whenever you read the poem "flowers can be folded straight, don't wait for no flowers to be folded", there will always be a hot air rolling in your heart. Time flies, and life grows old. Don't let down the good times.