The night is cool, Qian Shan plays the flute, and the road is dark and beautiful.
Playing chess doesn't know how to change the world, and the bar is helpless to miss home.
Is this the poem? ~
During the Jin Dynasty, Wang Zhi went to Shishi Mountain in Xin 'an County to chop wood. A teenager and an old man were playing chess, so he went to watch chess. The boy gave Wang something shaped like a jujube pit, which made him feel hungry. After a while, the boy said, "Why don't you go?" When the king saw it, the handle of the axe he brought was rotten. Back home, I found that hundreds of years have passed and my contemporaries are long gone. The feeling of Wang Zhi's return to his hometown is similar to that of the poet's return to the temple after being expelled from the imperial court for several years. Although the poet has not left Beijing for a hundred years, the personnel in the DPRK and China have long been unrecognizable, and they are no longer what they were when he left. Moreover, after being recalled to Beijing, he was only arranged in an idle post of repairing libraries and editing books. Ouyang Xiu, who is 42 years old, has long lost his former high spirits. Using the allusion of "rotten ke" as an understatement and lamenting the personnel changes is already very profound, but it also reflects the poet's yearning for seclusion.
It is the allusion that we often say, "Going to the countryside is like a rotten ke".