Meng Jiao's last poem

The full text of Meng Jiao's poems: It is difficult to have a miscarriage, but it is difficult to worry about others. Who says that spring is brilliant, just look at the frost on the leaves. The eagle wren loses its strength, and the wren flies with false wings. Abandon and abandon again, just like a knife wound.

Meng Jiao (75 1 -8 14) was a writer and poet in the late Tang Dynasty in China. Meng Jiao's creative background took place in the period of political turmoil and social change in the late Tang Dynasty. During the period of Meng Jiao's life, the Tang Dynasty had gradually declined, and the national strength was weakening, which was mainly due to the influence of internal and external factors.

Internally, the political corruption and imperfect bureaucratic system in the Tang Dynasty led to social chaos and public dissatisfaction. Externally, the Tang Dynasty faced the intrusion of foreign nationalities such as Uighur and Tubo in the western regions, with frequent wars in the border areas and great losses in national strength. The Anshi Rebellion was also an important event in Meng Jiao's life.

An Shi Rebellion broke out in 755. Rebel leaders An Lushan and Shi Siming rose up against the Tang Dynasty, which led to a long civil war and turmoil. This rebellion had a great impact on the rule of the Tang Dynasty and had a far-reaching impact on social economy, culture and many other aspects.

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