"Three Stories of Yangguan" is based on the poem "Two Ambassadors Anxi" written by the Tang Dynasty poet Wang Wei.
Three Stacks at Yangguan expresses the feelings of farewell between friends. The whole song is divided into three paragraphs, and the original poem is sung three times repeatedly with basic tunes, so it is called "three folds".
The original poem "Send the Second Envoy of Yuan Dynasty to Anxi" is: Weicheng is rainy and dusty, and the guest house is green and willow-colored. I advise you to drink more wine and go out to Yangguan for no reason.
Many of Wang Wei's poems are very short, sometimes only twenty words, but they are full of charm when read carefully, so his poems are very popular with readers.
Perhaps because of his profound experience and feelings, Wang Wei can always express a different flavor in his poems, that is, Zen. Even if we don't participate in Zen, we are still willing to realize Zen.
Therefore, Wang Wei's works, whether pastoral poems, frontier poems or farewell poems, all have some similar styles, with delicate language, soothing syllables and quiet and distant. Such as "moonlight in its pine forest, crystal stone in its stream", "the desert is lonely and straight, and the long river sets the yen", "looking at the mountain from a distance and listening to the water silently" and so on.
Judging from his farewell poems, Wang Wei is a great official and a great poet, perhaps because of his work relationship, personal relationship or admiration and flattery. It is common for Wang Wei to have many friends, no matter how deep their relationship or friendship is. So Mr. Wang wrote many farewell poems, but he didn't organize them himself in the end. As a result, some of them were renamed, but they were all wonderful.