Moving Left to Lan Guan to Meet My Grandnephew is a seven-tone work written by Han Yu, a writer in the Tang Dynasty, on his way to relegate Chaozhou. This poem expresses the author's inner frustration and anger, and his uncertain future.
A brief introduction to other situations of "moving to Languan to show grandnephew's item"
Although the poem "Moving Left to the Orchid Crown to Show Grandnephew's Neck" follows Du Fu's footsteps, gloomy, frustrated, desolate and solemn and stirring, and won the god of Du Fu's seven laws, it is innovative and can become its own face, showing the characteristics of Han Yu's poetry with words.
Rhyme has strict rules, but this poem can still be written in a "writing" way and used well. Fortunately, although there are "literary" characteristics, such as direct narrative methods and the use of function words ("want to do", "willing to do ordinary" and so on); At the same time, it also has the characteristics of poetry, which is manifested in the shaping of images (especially the May 1 ST and June 1 ST couplets, which have the image of the poet himself in the desolate scenery) and affectionate expression. The whole poem is full of narrative, scenery description and lyricism, full of poetry and mellow poetry.