Appreciation of Yulan with Subtitled Words and the Distribution of Haizhou after Zhao Chang's Loss of Official Position

The last film focuses on praising Zhao Huizhi's mind and morality, regardless of personal gains and losses. At the beginning of the sentence, "Xian Zai Ling Yin" is full of praise. Then, represented by "three officials without happiness". Here, the allusions in The Analects of Confucius and Gongye Chang are used to summarize Zhao Hui's experience of being an official and dismissing an official, as well as his subjective attitude of forgetting his gains and losses. In the feudal era when the concept of official standard was extremely heavy, Zhao Huizhi's detached attitude was very rare, so Su Shi promised to "be virtuous and be yin". Su Shi's words expressed his understanding, respect and relief for his friends who lost their official positions. The last two sentences were transferred to Su Shi himself, which was a bit embarrassing. This is Su Shi's modesty, and Su Shi's attention to Zhao Huizhi and his psychology of cherishing talents can also be seen.

The next film follows the last one and describes his desire to retire to the countryside. "Two hectares of fertile land" uses allusions in historical records and has a good sense of humor. At the beginning, because there was no "fertile soil", I embarked on a career. However, compared with returning to the field, Su Shi tried to return to the field at this time. "It is better to return to the field." However, it is said that it is returning to the field, but it is actually no field. At this time, Su Shi didn't know what to do. Finally, Su Shi jokingly said, wait until there is fertile land before you go back. This shows the urgency of Su Shi's returning to the field (actually retiring). This way of writing shows Su Shi's attitude towards life, but it is mainly to dilute Zhao Huizhi's fame psychology, eliminate the sense of loss that may be caused by being dismissed from office, and show that he is a kindred spirit. Under the circumstances, this is the most appropriate and effective word of relief.

The whole poem uses the writing techniques of metaphor and allusion, uses prose syntax to enter words, and quotes sentences from The Analects of Confucius and Tao Yuanming's Return to Xi, expressing Su Shi's considerate and comforting feelings.