Beans are boiled to make thick soup. The bean dregs were filtered out. The beanstalk is burning under the cauldron, and the beans are crying inside. They are brothers born from the same root. But why do terriers have to torture beans so fiercely?
Cook beans to make bean soup. I want to filter out the residue of beans and leave the bean juice for soup. The beanstalk burns under the pot, and the beans cry in the pot. Beans and beanstalks originally grew on the same root. How can beanstalk torture beans in such a hurry?
The metaphor of "burning beans" in the poem accuses Cao Pi of eating people. After hearing this, Cao Pi felt deeply ashamed, or was afraid of being laughed at by the world. In order to keep his reputation and protect the world, he only demoted Cao Zhi to Anping Hou. Cao Zhi escaped with his outstanding literary talent.
This poem uses the same root as the bean book, indicating that Cao Zhi and Cao Pi are brothers, and using the bean book to indicate that the brother of the same flesh and blood kills the younger brother, vividly and simply explains what is a superficial brother.
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Cao Zhi (192-232 65438+ February 27th) was born in Qiao County (now Bozhou City, Anhui Province), in Dongwuyang (now Shenxian County, called Juancheng City), the third son of Cao Cao and Wu Xuanbian, who was Chen Wang before his death.
Cao Zhi was a famous writer in the Three Kingdoms period. As a representative and master of Jian 'an literature,? In the Jin, Southern and Northern Dynasties, he was promoted to the position of article model. His representative works include Luo Shen Fu, White Horse, Seven Wounded Poems, etc. Because of his literary attainments, later generations are called "Three Caos" with Cao Cao and Cao Pi.
His poems are good at vigorous brushwork and thrush, and have been lost in 30 volumes. Today, The Collection of Cao Zijian was compiled by Song people. Cao Zhi's prose also has the characteristics of "appealing to both refined and popular tastes and elegant style", and its genre is rich and diverse, which makes him make outstanding achievements in this respect. Xie Lingyun, a writer in the Southern Song Dynasty, commented that "there is only one stone in the world, and Cao Zijian monopolizes eight fights".
References:
Cao Zhi-Baidu Encyclopedia