Appreciation of Poetry What social situation did the governors write about in the past when they didn't plow the fields?

"In the old days, the vassals didn't plow the fields" wrote about the social situation that the invading Hu people didn't know how to farm before, but now they grow crops and millet like the Han people. The theme of this poem is to explain the fall of Liangzhou. After the invasion of Uighur, the Hu people became sinicized and the Han people became Hu. The localization of Hu people is to learn from the farming and mulberry production of Han people in order to strengthen their military equipment; Han people, on the other hand, learned Hu people's music and songs and reveled all night.

: 1. Background: A Journey to Liangzhou is a Yuefu poem written by the Tang Dynasty poet Wang Jian. Liangzhou, now Wuwei City, Gansu Province, was the seat of our envoy in Hexi during the prosperous Tang Dynasty. During the Tang Dynasty, Zhoucheng was occupied by Uighurs. This poem describes the frontier defense at that time.

2. Original: A trip to Liangzhou? Author: Wang Jian of the Tang Dynasty

Liangzhou is surrounded by sand, and no one in the Han family has opened the old road.

Border counties are all in Hu Bing, so don't build an autumn city.

Wan Li people are gone, and Xijing sends them every year.

Half of the boys who come to China to recruit women are from China.

In the past, barbarians did not plow fields, but now they grow grains and millet.

Sheep are also dressed in brocade to cherish felt hair and prevent fighting.

Silkworms are spun into silk, which can be used as markers around the tent.

Chickens crow in Chengtou Mountain, and every family in Luoyang learns to be a tiger.

3. Introduction to the author:

Wang Jian (about 767-830): Zhong You, born in Yingchuan (now Xuchang, Henan), was a poet in the Tang Dynasty. He is the author of New Tang Book, Records of Arts and Literature, Records of Reading in County Zhai, Records of Solving Problems in Zhi Zhai, etc. , all are 10 volumes, and Chongwen's general catalogue is 2 volumes.