No one answered with a score of 100, which shows that your question is indeed difficult. I'm not a Chinese major or a history major, so I can only understand it myself. Sorry.
I don’t know the creative background of the writing time. Fortunately, the characteristics of Zeng Ji’s poems are that they pay attention to the use of words to form sentences. They do not use strange words and unusual rhymes in poetry. The style is lively and flowing, and the chanting of objects emphasizes the similarity of spirits. Still not It’s hard to understand~~
Since it’s a secondary rhyme, a friend must have come to play with him. He wrote a poem first, and he wrote a poem later. The rhyme used is the same as the other person’s, and the order is also good. , As for who that buddy is, I don’t know. (Say more, I’m still an ancient person. When I write a poem and encounter rare words, I have to look up rhyme books. They are so awesome~~)
The first couplet is very simple, using anthropomorphic techniques. I don’t know how to accumulate it. The snow is waiting for some magic. Anyway, the clouds seem to be frozen and never open~~
It’s not difficult to chin couplets. There is too much snow and it pours down from the bamboos, blocking the way to see the plum blossoms. . I thought the word "diarrhea" was too awesome~~
The neck couplet praised this guy for being so interesting. It's snowing, and I almost want to close the door and go to sleep. I never expected that you guy would be so interesting and come to see me as a buddy. Playing~~
The tail couplet is a bit difficult. It should be said that in such a cold weather, you need something to keep out the cold. Where is the magic thing? What's missing is wine. The key is that this "Qu Shengcai" is a magic horse. I think it should be "Qu Sheng", which is wine. Because judging from the source of Qu Sheng, it is recorded in "The Legend of Kaitian" by Zheng Qi of the Tang Dynasty that a man who claimed to be named Qu Xiucai went to a gathering of Taoist priests. Everyone wanted to drink. This Qu Xiucai was "like the wind" "Spinning", the Taoist priest thought he was a monster and stabbed him with a sword. He turned into a wine bottle filled with wine. Everyone drank it and thought it tasted good. They all said, "Ko (pronounced qu, the same as the pronunciation of song) produces flavor. "Don't forget it." Later, people took "Qusheng" as another name for wine. It can be seen that "Qushengcai" is actually the same thing as "Qusheng", both are wines. (Ah, they are so brave, they dare to drink it, and they are not afraid of methanol)
In "Liu Rushu's Farewell Biography", there is a saying: "The curtain of spring and the shadow of the book cannot be opened, and to eliminate sorrow, you must rely on music to produce talents."
"The sentence can be used as evidence~~
I am not very knowledgeable and my understanding is limited after all. I look forward to professional explanations~~