This poem comes from the poem "Abandoned Wife" written by Gu Kuang, a poet in the Tang Dynasty. The whole poem describes the experience and mood of abandoning a wife, and expresses the injustice of society and the suffering of life.
Brief introduction of abandoned wife's words:
Abandoned Wife is a poem written by Gu Kuang, a poet in the Tang Dynasty. The whole poem consists of eight sentences, describing the experience and pain of the abandoned wife, and expressing the injustice of society and the suffering of life. Among them, the poem "Abandoning in the Road and Falling on the Edge of the Ancient Yue" describes that the abandoned wife was abandoned halfway and fell into a desolate ancient prison, expressing the tragic experience of the abandoned wife. The language of the whole poem is simple and natural, with sincere feelings, which has profound social significance and humanistic value.
Introduction to Gu Kuang:
Gu Kuang, a poet in the Tang Dynasty, was born in Yunyang (now Danyang, Jiangsu) and moved to Haiyan (now Haining, Zhejiang). He had a low official position all his life and used to be a writer. He offended powerful people with mocking poems and demoted Raozhou households to join the army. In his later years, he lived in seclusion in Maoshan and had Huayang Collection.
Gu Kuang's poetic style;
Popular and lively, simple and natural, his Yuefu poems do not avoid vulgarity, and there is no lack of acrimony, which directly reflects reality.
The creative background of abandoned wife ci;
One theory is that Gu Kuang witnessed the abandonment and discrimination of women in society at that time, and he felt the same way, complaining about the injustice of society and the suffering of life in the tone of abandoning women. Another way of saying this is that Gu Kuang himself was abandoned by the imperial court, left out in the cold, and expressed his anguish and resentment by "abandoning his wife".
The characteristics of Gu Kuang's poetry creation had an impact on the society at that time.
1. His Yuefu poems directly reflect the reality, do not avoid vulgarity, dare to face the social reality, expose and criticize the rulers' crimes of harming the people, and have a strong realistic color. These poems aroused widespread concern and discussion in the society at that time, and played a positive role in promoting people's understanding and understanding of social reality.
2. The language of Gu Kuang's poems is lively, natural and true, and he does not deliberately pursue flowery rhetoric, but expresses his feelings and thoughts in simple and plain language. This writing style was different from the mainstream poetry style at that time, but it was widely welcomed and recognized, which had a certain impact on the development and evolution of poetry writing style at that time.