Pronunciation: zhménjiǔ incarnation
Interpretation: the smell of wine and meat wafted from the noble family, but the poor died in the street, hungry and cold. Describe the phenomenon of uneven distribution of social wealth, large gap between the rich and the poor, and lack of guarantee for the lives of civilians. The smell is fake.
Source: The most famous poem in Tang Du Fu's "From Beijing to Fengxian, 500 words" is: "Zhumen stinks with wine and meat, and there are frozen bones on the road."
Background of the original poem: In the fifth year of Tianbao (746), Du Fu came to Chang 'an with the lofty ideal of "being a gentleman, being a gentleman, and then making the customs pure", eager to "stand on the road and be in Tianjin". However, contrary to expectations, I have been frustrated repeatedly, and even my life is difficult to maintain. "I kowtow to the rich, and I follow the fat horse dust at dusk, and I am sad everywhere." Through personal experience and extensive contact with the sufferings of the lower classes, I have gained insight into the social contradiction of "the loss of Zhu Men and Wu Men, and the suffering of the red people", and my poetry creation has made an unprecedented leap. In the 14th year of Tianbao (755), he visited his wife in Fengxian and wrote this epoch-making masterpiece.