This word was written on the way from Luoyang to Jin Meng. Yuan Haowen moved to Dengfeng, Henan in A.D. 12 18 (the second year of Emperor Xuanzong of Jin Dynasty), and then traveled in Henan for a period of time. The author touched the scene, mourned the past and hurt the present to express his hug.
North Mangshan, in the north of Luoyang County, Henan Province. In ancient times, princes and ministers buried this mountain, and in the Tang Dynasty, Xinle House had a trip to Beimang, so there was a feeling that "Huang Chen was a hero after all". The "old times" here contains the author's infinite sadness about the protagonist's failure to meet each other and the empty old Beijing. He can't help but sigh that "the sentence' Li Yu' in life is naturally a sentence that people grow up and hate, and the water flows eastward", but it is more tragic.
The author's speech is full of bitterness, and there is a sadness of heroic independence. Looking at the Five Strings from afar by Ji Kang, Giving a Scholar to Join the Army and He Zhu's Hate to Climb the Mountain to Meet the Water. And send the seven-stringed tung to watch it return to the flood ("Six States Song Tou Juvenile Chivalry"), which is both sad and unjust.
The first piece of romance, the second piece of reasoning, the protagonist is helpless, so he has to comfort himself: "The fame and fortune in the world will be used in the end. I used to complain." Fame is just a passing sight, and only people who love their families by washing songs and drinking are human pleasures. So at the end of the word, the author sent out the feeling that "it is good for a man to be good, but it is good for him not to be poor". This is precisely the realistic contradiction between his ideal career of recovering lost land and returning home in rags and national filial piety and no recovery plan. Hope and disappointment are intertwined to form an emotion.