"The generals and teenagers went out of Wuwei and entered the silver platform to protect Wei Zi." Legend has it that Guo Jiangjun, a native of Wuwei, was promoted to Yintaimen to take the responsibility of guarding the emperor. These two sentences mainly praised Guo Jiangjun's outstanding achievements and lofty status, and he was deeply trusted and loved by the emperor. Wuwei County, namely Liangzhou (now Gansu), is one of the main battlefields of the Tang Dynasty army against Turkic, Uighur, Tubo, Tuguhun and other ethnic minorities. Some people say that Guo Jiangjun in this poem is Guo Ziyi. Kao Guo Ziyi is from Zheng County, Huazhou City (now Huaxian County, Shaanxi Province). Before entering Beijing, he served as Zuo Wei's long history, Khan's deputy commander-in-chief, Zhenyuan Army's our ambassador, and Jiuyuan's satrap. These have nothing to do with Wuwei. It can be seen that "Guo Jiangjun" in the poem is obviously another person, not Guo Ziyi. The silver desk is mentioned here. According to Han _' s poem "Sitting in the Jade Hall on the Moon after Rain" in the Tang Dynasty: "Outside the golden lamp, the silver platform goes straight to the north", so it can be seen that the silver platform is the office of the bachelor Hanlin. Li Bai once wrote a letter to Hanlin. Although this poem left his post, he still can't forget a period of life there.
"Ping Ming brandished a sword to the sky, and hung a whip at dusk and got drunk." Two sentences said that Guo Jiangjun wiped his sword in the morning and went home drunk with a whip at night, mainly praising Guo Jiangjun for his smooth work and comfortable life. From this, we can think of Li Bai's satisfaction and self-satisfaction with Tang Xuanzong's treatment of himself when he wrote a letter to Hanlin: "When you wipe it, you lose your heart." Suddenly, the scenery during the day came back and went straight to Qingyun with wings. Fortunately, I accompanied Luan to drive a Qinglong pony out of Hongdu. The princes borrowed color, and the gold list was purple. "The description of Guo Jiangjun's political life here is also a memory of his proud life.
"Aiko breeze blows Yu Di, and beauty dances the bright moon." The general's beloved son Yushu is blowing Yu Di smartly in the breeze, and the concubines are dancing to the moon, mainly praising Guo Jiangjun's handsome son and many concubines. These two sentences are about the happiness of Guo Jiangjun's family life. In fact, all this is closely related to the first two sentences. Only when you are proud in court can you have a comfortable family life. Up to now, the first six sentences are praising Guo Jiangjun, creating an image of a general who enjoys a high reputation, lives comfortably and is unrestrained.
"The past is like a dream, and you are drunk when you meet." With a stroke of a pen, the heroic deeds of the past were like a dream, but now they have lost their power and status and become a frustrated person. Compared with the previous pride, today's frustration is deeper and the sense of loss is more prominent. This is Li Bai's usual technique, and the key to the poem lies in the last two sentences. The first six sentences are paving the way for the final gap. Because of the final disappointment, the glory of the past has become a cloud. Li Bai himself is also like this. It is also a process from serving the Hanlin to paying back the money from the peak. "I will lose my way now", which means "everyone is happy-forever and ever" and deserves sympathy.
The meter of this poem rhymes with the first sentence, but the meter is very serious, which shows that Li Bai's poem is not bound by meter. This poem fully shows Li Bai's heroic and generous character and the romantic color always contained in his poem from the content and form.