"Guan" in the first sentence is also "Guan". A poem written by Song when he fled Longzhou and passed through Hanshui River (referring to a section of Hanshui River near Xiangyang).
The first two sentences trace back to the relegation of Lingnan. It's hard enough to denounce the wilderness, not to mention breaking up with your family and knowing each other's lives and deaths. What's more, this case has passed for a long time.
The author has no three meanings: the separation of parallel space, the cut-off of audio books, and the long time. Instead, it was presented step by step, which strengthened and deepened his loneliness and depressed feelings during his exile, as well as his yearning for his hometown and relatives.
Appreciation of Crossing the Han River
"Crossing the Han River" has ingenious lyric art. After the poet explained the background step by step, he immediately expressed his feelings and poured out his contradictions and pains without reservation. This highly concise lyric technique makes poetry achieve far-reaching artistic effect with the most omitted language.
Poets don't have three meanings: the separation of parallel space, the cut-off of audio books and the long time. Instead, it was presented step by step, which strengthened and deepened his loneliness and depression during his exile, as well as his yearning for his hometown and relatives.