I'm seventy years old now. How many years do I need? Mean?

I'm sitting here alone, mourning for both of us. How many years is my seventy years old? . Commentary: Doing nothing, mourning for you and sighing for me. Life is short and a hundred years is long! Title of the poem: Three Sorrow Poems. Real name: Yuan Zhen. Font size: small and bright. Time: Tang Dynasty. Ethnic group: Xianbei nationality with China characteristics. Place of birth: Luoyang, Henan. Date of birth: February, 14th year of Dali (779). Time of death: Taihe five years (83 1 year). Main works: Crossing Xiangyang Tower, Poems of Three Mournings, Hearing Letian Awarded Jiangzhou Sima, Three Nights of the Bright Moon, Walking Palace, etc. Main achievements: Advocating the New Yuefu Movement.

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First, the full text of "Send three pieces of grief" Click here to view the details of "Send three pieces of grief"

I'm sitting here alone, mourning for both of us. How many years is my seventy years old? .

No offspring is fate, and Pan Yue just mourned his dead wife in vain.

Same point _ What do you expect? You and I have no confidence in meeting after death.

However, when I open my eyes, I can see the whole night, the lifelong troubles in your brow.

Second, Yuan Zhen's other poems.

Chrysanthemum, self-reflection on five-character poems (Part IV), Palace, giving the best in September (autumn words) and late autumn. Three. translate

I'm sitting here alone, mourning for both of us. How many years is my seventy years old? .

Doing nothing, sad for you, sighing for me. Life is short. How long is a hundred years?

No offspring is fate, and Pan Yue just mourned his dead wife in vain.

Deng You's childlessness is fate, and Pan Yuebai mourns his wife.

Same point _ What do you expect? You and I have no confidence in meeting after death.

Even if we can be buried together, we can't talk about feelings. What an illusory hope it is to become attached to the afterlife.

However, when I open my eyes, I can see the whole night, the lifelong troubles in your brow.

I can only miss you all night with my eyes open to repay your eyebrows that you can't stretch out all your life.

Fourth, appreciate

The focus of this poem is mourning. The author takes "repaying a debt of gratitude" as a starting point, first reviews the hard life after marriage with Wei Cong, so as to show the deep feelings between the "poor couple", and then leads to a sense of guilt towards his wife, and then expresses his gratitude and sings repeatedly.

The first sentence "I sit here alone and mourn for both of us" is a connecting link. Summarize the first two songs with "King of Sorrow" and lead the following with "Self-pity". From the early death of his wife, he thought of a limited life. A hundred years of life is not long. This poem quotes Deng You and Pan Yue. Deng You is so kind-hearted, but he has no children all his life. This is destiny. The poet used Deng You and Pan Yue as metaphors, pretending to be philosophical and meaningless, but revealed the pain of childlessness and wife loss. Then I turned out hope from despair, hoping that the couple would be buried together after death and remarried in the afterlife. However, think calmly again: this is just an illusory fantasy, and it is even more difficult to count on, so I am even more desperate: the dead are gone, and everything in the past can never be made up! Poetry is getting more and more sad, and I can't help myself. Finally, I reluctantly said, "However, my open eyes can see the lifelong troubles in your brow all night." The poet seems to be telling his wife: I will think of you forever and ever, and I will repay you for "never showing my eyebrows" by "opening my eyes" all night. So infatuated and sad.

"Three Sorrow Poems", a word of "sorrow", runs through. Sorrow is like a long wind pushing waves, rolling forward and advancing one by one. Feel sorry for yourself, write from now on to the future. The whole article is sung in an intimate tone of "intimate children's words", and every word comes from the heart. The author is good at expressing what is in everyone's heart and what is not in the crowd in extremely simple and touching language.

In terms of materials, the author is good at grasping some small things in daily life to write. Although the matter was small, it deeply touched his feelings. The narrative is true, the feelings are written truly, and the author's deepest feelings are written, so it has become a masterpiece in ancient and modern mourning poems.

Verb (abbreviation of verb) notes

Deng You: A native of the Western Jin Dynasty, he was known as Bo Dao, and he was a satrap in Hexi. In the war at the end of Yongjia, he gave up his son to protect his nephew, and finally he had no children or daughters. A native of the Western Jin Dynasty, whose name was An Ren, wrote three mourning poems when his wife died. These two sentences write that everything in life has a destiny, but what hurts is the fate of no wife and no children.

_ Ghost: It's getting dark.

Other life: the afterlife.

Only: only.

No: no.

Exhibition: Stretching.

Background of intransitive verbs

These three poems were written by Yuan Zhen in memory of his original wife Wei Cong who died. Written in the 6th year of Yuanhe in Tang Xianzong (8 1 1), Yuan Zhen was appointed as the supervisor of Dongtai. Written in the second year of Tang Muzong Changqing (822). Yuan Zhen's original wife, Wei Cong, is the youngest daughter of Wei Xiaqing, the young prince of Shaobao. In the eighteenth year of Zhenyuan in Tang Dezong (802), she married a humble official, Yuan Zhen, when she was twenty and Yuan Zhen was twenty-five. Life after marriage is relatively poor, but Wei Cong is very virtuous, has no complaints and has a good relationship with her husband and wife. Seven years later, in the fourth year of Yuanhe (809), Wei Cong died of illness at the age of 27. Yuan Zhen was heartbroken and wrote many sincere mourning poems one after another, the most famous of which was Three Mourning Poems.

Poetry of the same dynasty

Sangu's Family, Warm Dishes, Farewell to Xu Kan, Mourning Poems, Jia Dao's Tomb Inscription, Tiantai Temple Couplet, Song of Eternal Sorrow, Memory of Jiangnan, Spring Tour in Qiantang and Ode to Mujiang.

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