Ask for a poem to the effect that national tragedy makes the poet's words immortal.

Is this poem "the unfortunate poet of the country is lucky or endowed with vicissitudes of life"? This sentence is generally used to describe the experience of Li Yu, the queen of the Southern Tang Dynasty, but it was not written by him. The writer is Zhao Yi, a poet in Qing Dynasty. The original poem was written by Yuan Haowen (Yuan Yishan), the author of "What makes people commit themselves to life and death".

The original poem is as follows:

Zhao Yi, a collection of themes and mountains.

The rise and fall of reading style is a disaster, and the literature of the two dynasties declined.

Without officials, Zhou Su was not hurt, and he was very worried about losing his bow.

Walking in the temple, orchids are sad at night, and jingshi trees are crying in the autumn wind.

The unfortunate poets of the country are lucky, they have been endowed with vicissitudes.