The title of these two poems by Gao Shi is Biedongda, especially the first one, which is a famous farewell poem. The original poem is as follows:
Like a bird, she still flapped her wings and felt sorry for herself, leaving Beijing for more than ten years.
Mochow has no confidant in the road ahead, and everyone in the world doesn't know you.
One of the key reasons for the strong and simple feelings revealed in Gao Shi's farewell poems is that Gao Shi can push himself and others and always care about others from the perspective of friends; He will think from the standpoint of friends, have heart-to-heart communication with friends and take good care of them. His emotional expression is from the heart, not perfunctory words.
In 747 AD, Gao Shi, who was in Suiyang, his hometown, reunited with his long-lost friend Dong Da. After a short party, they parted ways, so Gao Shi wrote a farewell poem "Biedongda". It was written by him when he said goodbye to his good friend Dongda.
Dong Da, formerly known as Dong, was a famous musician at that time. He is best at playing the lyre, and because of his superb skills, he is deeply appreciated by Prime Minister Wan Fang. On this incident, Cui Jue, a contemporary poet, wrote in his poem: "It is difficult to know each other since ancient times. Only Henan Housing Law has always pitied Dong Lanting. "
Although Dong has a superb piano skill, he has been living a poor life because of his high and low music, few bosom friends, poor communication and lofty artists. In Gao Shi's first poem, there are two sentences: "A poor husband and a poor sword should be insufficient, so we can't meet each other today without drinking money", which means that Dong has a hard life and can't even afford to drink money.
At this time, Gao Shi's ambition is not paid, and he is wandering around the world, often in a difficult situation. However, in these two farewell poems, Gao Yong's cheerful attitude and heroic style express his farewell words, which are very enlightening to read.