The poet deeply understands that the essence of sorrowful autumn in ancient times is that people with lofty ideals are frustrated, disappointed with reality and pessimistic about the future, so they only see the depression in autumn and feel lonely and lifeless. The poet sympathizes with their experience and situation, but disagrees with their pessimism and disappointment. In response to this feeling of loneliness, he said that autumn is better than the spring when all things sprout and flourish, emphasizing that autumn is not lifeless, but very lively.
When the crane in the clear sky rows clouds, it brings Bixiao appreciation of poetry;
He guided people to see cranes flying high. In the clear autumn sky, the clouds are straight up, vigorous and powerful, and promising. This crane is uniquely lonely. But it is the tenacious struggle of this crane that broke through the cold breath of autumn, created a new scene for nature, and filled people with lofty ideals with vitality.
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Liu Yuxi (AD 772-842), born in Luoyang, was a philosopher and poet in the middle Tang Dynasty. In the ninth year of Zhenyuan, Liu Yuxi was a scholar and a scholar of macro characters. In the eleventh year of Zhenyuan, the official department took the scholar department and awarded the prince a school book; In the sixteenth year of Zhenyuan, he served as the secretariat of Xuzhou; Two years later, he was transferred to the main book of Jingzhao Weinan; In the nineteenth year of Zhenyuan, he was promoted to suggestion.
In the third year, Liu Yuxi was appointed as a guest of honor of the Prince and was divided into the East Capital. A year later, he was added to the history of the school, and he was called Liu Bin. Tang Wuzong died in July of the second year of Huichang (AD 842) at the age of 7 1 year.
Liu Yuxi and Liu Zongyuan have a profound friendship and are called "Liu Liu". He sang a lot with Bai Juyi and called him "Bai Liu". Liu Yuxi is good at writing and poetry. Liu Yuxi's poems are vigorous and bright, with clean and bright language and harmonious rhythm.
He is especially good at metrical poems and quatrains. There are 40 volumes of Liu Mengde's collected works, and there are 30 existing volumes. There is also an external collection of 10 volume, which was collected during the Northern Song Dynasty, with 407 poems and 22 essays.
References:
Two Autumn Poems-Baidu Encyclopedia