Integrate emotions in the scenery and blend the scenes. It expresses the poet's self-injury, but it also expresses his longing for his friends, because the reason why the poet feels lonely is entirely caused by the separation of his friends, so this kind of self-injury is exactly his attachment to his friends. Extended information
"Send Off a Friend in Xiangkou" is a poem written by Li Pin, a poet in the Tang Dynasty. This poem describes the poet saying goodbye to his friends at the ferry where the Xiangjiang River enters Dongting Lake. The whole poem is good at describing scenes. The poet places the lone boat and the people in the center, and arranges the scenery layer by layer around this center. He also teases out the emotions from the lone boat and the people, and organically connects many scenes together, making it appear neat and organized, with the center It is outstanding, and blends into the scenery, blending the scenes. It is different from the farewell poems that are just sentimental. It has its own charm of long and far-sighted thoughts.
Li Pin (818-876), also known as Dexin, was a poet in the late Tang Dynasty. I read poems and books when I was young, and I learned a lot from reading and memorizing. He is the author of one volume of "Liyue Collection" and one volume of appendices. Mu Jun, the magistrate of Shouchang County, once visited Lingqi Cave and recited a poem at the scene: "As soon as I entered the double cliffs, I first suspected that there were several houses there. The poor people who walked there disappeared, and the sun slanted in the sky after sitting for a long time." After getting these four sentences, I paused for a while. At that time, Li Pin was walking and continued to chant: "There are bamboo shoots growing on the rocks, and strange flowers falling in the pond. I will eventually build a hut, and I will learn how to eat Xia here." Mu Jun was greatly appreciated. However, according to historians' research, this poem was written by Li Pin himself.
Li Pin was a poet in the late Tang Dynasty. He saw off his friends at the ferry where the Xiangjiang River flows into Dongting Lake, and wrote this farewell poem. The poet's farewell object and the time when the poem was written have not been confirmed.
Reference material Sending friends off in Hukou_Baidu Encyclopedia