Meet Zhang Bazirong at the Shangpu Pavilion in Yongjia
Meet Zhang Bazirong at the Shangpu Pavilion in Yongjia. This poem is a five-character rhyme poem. The author is Meng Haoran, a famous poet in the Tang Dynasty. The following is this The original text of the poem, everyone is welcome to refer to it~!
Original text:
Meeting Zhang Bazirong at Shangpu Pavilion in Yongjia
Author: Meng Haoran
We met each other after traveling against the odds, at dusk in Jiangcun.
The mountains are drinking wine in the distance, and the solitary island is writing poems.
Liaoyu is adjacent to Jiaoshi, and the people are close to the island.
Our country is more than ten thousand miles away, and we feel sad when we lose our way.
Meet Zhang Bazirong at the Shangpu Pavilion in Yongjia. Phonetic note:
nì lǚ xiàng féng chù, jiāng cūn rì mù shí.
zhòng shān yáo duì jiǔ, gū yǔ gòng tí shī.
xiè yǔ lín jiāo shì, rén yān jiē dǎo yí.
xiāng yuán wàn yú lǐ, shī lù yī xiàng bēi.
p> In the 16th year of Kaiyuan of Xuanzong (728), the 40-year-old poet Meng Haoran came to the capital Chang'an to take part in the Jinshi examination, but he failed. Needless to say, he was in an extremely depressed mood at this time. While he was living in seclusion in Xiangyang, Hubei, he worked hard on reading and writing. In the past 30 years, he really had a wealth of articles, and he was highly praised by the poet Wang Wei and the prime minister Zhang Jiuling, making Meng also famous for his poetry in Chang'an. But he failed when he took the exam. It is not difficult to imagine that he was even more frustrated in his heart.
Earlier, Meng still remembered that at a gathering of poets, because there was a couplet in his poem about the gentle clouds on the river and the sparse raindrops on the sycamore trees, he won the unanimous praise of everyone, thinking that such a pure poem The works are difficult for ordinary people to write. In this regard, the poet is naturally quite conceited. But fate just likes to play tricks on him. He actually failed to do so in the exam that he thought he had a chance to win!
He also wanted to write a letter directly to the emperor and ask for an interview in order to gain fame, but the noble-minded poet found it difficult to say it for a while; therefore, the matter was delayed in this hesitation. However, if he returned to his hometown empty-handed like this, he would undoubtedly be very unwilling to do so. After all, the purpose of coming out this time was far from being achieved. So, he wrote a poem titled "Returning to Nanshan at the End of the Year" at the residence of his good friend Wang Wei to express his dilemma.
As soon as he finished writing the poem, Wang Wei came in and saw at a glance that Meng's new poem was written as follows:
Bei Quexiu wrote a letter, and Nanshan returned to my hut.
If you don’t know your talent, you will abandon it, and if you are sick, your friends will be sparse.
White hair makes you grow old, and green hair makes you die at the end of the year.
I will never sleep with sorrow, the full moon is full of pines and the window is empty.
As soon as he read it once, Wang Wei admired it very much, but he couldn't help but sigh. It's not that he doesn't want to help his friend, but how can he do a real big favor now? While I was thinking hard, suddenly a little book boy came over in a hurry and reported to Mr. Wang: The emperor is coming! When Wang Wei heard this, he couldn't help but panic. How should he recommend Meng Haoran without violating the imperial edict? At this time, Meng Haoran was undoubtedly more nervous. He wanted to go and see the emperor, but now, his identity? ...
At this moment, Xuanzong's footsteps were getting closer and closer; seeing that Xuanzong was about to open the door and come in, Wang Wei pointed Meng Haoran under his bed and pushed it gently, while he hurriedly came out to greet him. The emperor descends in great glory. While waiting for Xuanzong to sit down, Wang Wei did not dare to hide that the poet Meng Haoran was hiding in the room; because he knew what the consequences of the crime of bullying the emperor would be if the emperor found out.
When Xuanzong learned that the famous poet Meng Haoran was here, he was very happy and said to Wang Wei: I have known the name of this person's poem for a long time. Now that he is here, please come out and see him. Why not see it! In this way, Meng Haoran was immediately ordered to come out and see the emperor. Xuanzong asked Meng Haoran kindly: Did Aiqing bring any poems? Meng hurriedly said: Because I came in a hurry, I accidentally didn't bring it with me. Xuanzong then smiled and said: As a poet, how can anyone not write on the spot? How about you write a poem for me on the spot? In this way, Meng Sui recited the poem he had just written aloud in a melodious tone:
The letter is written from the break in the north, and I return to my hut in the south. Uncai Mingzhu abandons...
Just when he heard "Uncai Mingzhu...", before Meng Haoran finished reading the whole poem, Xuanzong became extremely impatient and arbitrarily told Meng to stop with a wave of his hand. , said sadly: You know, this is just because you don't come to ask for an official! In fact, I have not abandoned you, but you actually want to frame me in your poem? ! After saying that, he asked Meng to return to Zhongnan Mountain.
The poet Meng Haoran, who met with disgrace on his way to an official position, had to leave the capital Chang'an in frustration; but because of his outstanding poetic talent, he has always been the object of almost unanimous praise from critics. This is probably what Xuanzong did not expect. There are undoubtedly many roads in life, and the so-called "all roads lead to Rome" is a figurative way of saying it; and the poet Meng Haoran's ultimate achievement also proves that he can still become a prominent figure in the history of Chinese literature even if he does not become an official. one. This is of course not accidental. This is because the poet does not treat life with abandon! Because as long as you respect yourself and work hard, even the most powerful person will not be able to stop you from moving forward!
Personal information:
Meng Haoran (AD 689-740), courtesy name Haoran, also known as Mengshan. He was a famous pastoral hermit and landscape traveling poet in the Tang Dynasty. He merged with Wang Wei to become Wang Meng. He was upright and ambitious, but his official career was bumpy. In the 25th year of Kaiyuan, Zhang Jiuling was summoned to the shogunate and lived in seclusion. The relationship between emotion and scenery in Meng Haoran's poetry not only sets off each other, but is often as close as a blend; the artistic conception of the poem appears simpler and clearer because all unnecessary and disharmonious elements have been eliminated; the structure of the poem It’s also more perfect. Meng Haoran prefers water travel during his journey. As he said, he often goes boating because he enjoys the mountains and water.
Retreat in seclusion and leisurely life, while traveling and thinking. The poetic style is light and natural, and he is good at five-character ancient poems.
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