Sun Yun, a Shengjing official who participated in the activities of the Ice Club, also wrote many poems praising Shengjing. Sun Yun is from Changshu, Jiangsu. He has been very clever since he was a child. He had a literary name at the age of fifteen, just like Sun Chengen, the champion of Shunzhi's brother. Unfortunately, however, in the 14th year of Shunzhi, he was dragged into the trial case of Shuntianfu Township and exiled to Shengjing by the imperial court. After arriving in Shengjing, he had a very close relationship with scholars and officials and had a lot of contacts, especially letters. After the letter passed away, he personally went to Qian Shan Shuangfeng Temple to pay his respects and wrote "Sacrifice to the Remaining Monk Tower": "The Caoxi River is silent, and the eastward flow is gone forever. A gourd ladle light Wan Li, solitary tower heavy Qian Shan. The courtyard welcomes guests with cold flowers and harvests in the deep moon. Where is Zen? " Expressed his deep memory of his friend Keke.
After 23 years in exile, Sun Yun returned to his hometown of Changshu, Jiangsu with the help of his friends. His life was bumpy, leaving five kinds of poems, such as Shen, Entering the Pass Grass, Remembering the Youcao, Returning to the Home, and Missing Love. Later generations compiled the Collection of Sugarcane Ancestors (that is, Selected Poems of Mr. Sun), of which a considerable part described the scenery of Shengjing, the most famous of which was Twenty Miscellanies of Liaodong written in Changshu. "Shenyang" is written like this:
Jincheng is better than Jiahe cave, and the flowing spring bypasses the old palace.
Shaqi has 300,000 people, and Qiu Lai is among the wild geese.
The poem summarizes Shenyang, where the poet was imprisoned for 23 years. From the perspective of bird's eye view, it is written that Shenyang in Kim Joo-sung is the first in Liaodong, and the moat of mountains and rivers bypasses the old palace of Jingshi. There are 300,000 people living in this desolate land of Guandong. Whenever autumn geese fly south, they bring my thoughts and greetings. This poem is full of nostalgia for this land that made him suffer.
Sun Yun: Sunset in Taiwan Province.
On both sides of Tawan, willows are green, which is the farewell pavilion of Heliang.
Going home for more than ten years, listening to the bell in my dream.
The pagoda of the relic temple (also known as Huilongguan) built in the northwest of Shenyang in Liao Dynasty was rebuilt by the Ministry of Industry in the sixth year of Qing Chongde (164 1). It was a 13-story brick pagoda with dense eaves, which was the tallest building in Shenyang at that time. Surrounded by green trees under the tower, also known as Tawan, it also became a landscape in Shenyang at that time. When Sun Min returned to Jiangnan, his friends said goodbye to him, which kept him in a dream because of this poem.
Poetry is fluent and natural, with lingering feelings. First of all, write about the swaying green willows on both sides of the Xinkai River in Tawan, which has been regarded as a farewell place in recent years. Because in the poem "Li and Su Wu" contained in "Selected Works of Zhaoming", there is "What should we do if we are tied to the river and beam?" Therefore, future generations often regard the river beam as a farewell place. It has been more than ten years since the poet left here for his hometown, but the scene at that time was vivid, and he was still listening to the bells on the eaves of the stupa in his dream. -This poem expresses Sun Yun's true feelings about exile.