I believe many people have studied or heard Su Shi’s song "Shui Tiao Ge Tou". The artistic conception of this poem is elegant and beautiful, and the diction is vivid, especially the two sentences at the end? I wish you a long life, Qianli ***Chanjuan? is considered by many to be the finishing touch. The "Chanjuan" here refers to Chang'e, or in other words, it represents the bright moon.
The meaning of the whole sentence is that I hope that people who miss each other can last forever. Even if they are thousands of miles apart, they can still express their thoughts through the moonlight. This poem depicts the picture from space and time. We can feel that two people are looking up at the moon in the sky at different times and different places at the same time, and we can feel that unique feeling in our hearts. Missing and concerned.
It is precisely because of this that Su Shi's poems and lyrics have been recited by people for thousands of years. Moreover, these two finishing touches actually have allusions and origins. In the "Moon Ode" written by Xiezhuang in the Southern Dynasties, there is a beautiful line of "the moon is shining brightly across thousands of miles". This poem is similar to Su Dongpo's "I hope people will live forever, and thousands of miles will bring me beautiful flowers".
The reason why Su Dongpo can write such good sentences is inseparable from his life experience. When writing "Shui Tiao Ge Tou", Su Shi and his brother Zi You had not seen each other for four years. Because the relationship between Su Shi and Su Che was very close, and it happened to be a full moon night, Su Shi wrote this poem while drunk.
In the opening chapter of "Shui Tiao Ge Tou", Su Shi wrote: "Bingchen Mid-Autumn Festival, drinking till the end of the day, drunk, writing this article, and pregnant with a child because of?, a poem by the moon. He confided his thoughts and expressed his inner depression and confusion about politics. The artistic conception is profound.