grass
Tang Bai Juyi
The endless grassland on the plain,
As each season comes and goes.
Wildfire never devours them,
They have grown taller in the spring breeze.
The title of this poem is also "grass". Ford: Add the word "Ford" to the title of any designated or limited poem. This practice originated from the "poetry should be made" and was later widely used in the imperial examination "poetry test". This poem is an exercise for the author to prepare for the imperial examination, so the word "Fu De" has also been added. The two poems of "Farewell" are from "The Songs of Chu Recruit Hermits": "Wang Sun swims without returning, and spring grass grows luxuriantly."
Brief analysis: This poem is the author's childhood work, and it was also a famous work at that time. The whole poem is rigorous in structure and fresh in style. By praising the weeds in the wasteland, the author's enterprising spirit is reflected.
Bai Juyi, the word Lotte, the number Xiangshan layman, Mr. Zuiyin. Taiyuan (now Shanxi) people. A famous realistic poet in Tang Dynasty, one of the three great poets in Tang Dynasty. His representative works include Song of Eternal Sorrow, Charcoal Man, Pipa Travel and so on. Li Bai, Du Fu and Bai Juyi are three great poets in China. People revere Du Fu as "Poet Saint" and "Poet History", Li Bai as "Poet Fairy", Bai Juyi as "Poet Magic" and Japanese scholars call Bai Juyi "Poet God".