Zheng Gu (about 85 1 ~ 9 10) was a famous poet in the late Tang Dynasty. The word Shouyu, Han nationality, is from Yuanzhou District, Yichun City, Jiangxi Province. When Xuanzong was a scholar, all officials were officials, and they were all called Zheng Duguan. Also named after "partridge poem", it is called partridge Zheng. Most of his poems are about scenery and things, which shows the leisure of literati. The style is fresh and popular, but superficial. He sang with Xu Tang and Zhang Qiao and was named "Ten Philosophers of Fanglin". The original collection has been lost and stored in Yuntai for compilation.
Then we began to analyze word by word:
Official: Generally, "official" can refer to official position, etc.
Bereavement: The original meaning refers to people who died young or died for their country. The expansion of modern meaning also refers to great grief and sadness, and is often used to describe major disasters and accidents.
Combine the above contents to continue the analysis:
First of all, as far as the characters are concerned, when Zheng Gu became a scholar-bureaucrat, the Tang Dynasty was already in a struggle for strong vassals before its demise, and the political situation was turbulent and the people were in poverty.
Literally speaking, "official" can also refer to official position. We assume that this official position refers to Zheng Gu's official position "scholar-bureaucrat".
Through the meaning of the word "sadness", we can know that this word also refers to great grief and sadness in the present sense, and is often used to describe great disasters and accidents.
So I guess the word "official funeral" should refer to the catastrophe or accident that happened when Zheng Gu was a scholar-bureaucrat.
It can also refer to a disaster or accident that a person encounters on the official road.