Far away from sorrow, the day is slanting, and the whip refers to the horizon.
falling red is not a heartless thing, but turning into spring mud will protect the flowers.
Notes on words:
Mighty: It describes deep and wide worries; Whip: that is, the whip makes a sound; Falling red: falling flowers.
English:
Facing the sunset with sadness, whipping the whip means wandering around the world from now on.
The fallen flowers are still sentient beings, and turn into spring mud to cultivate new flowers.
background:
in the late Qing dynasty, the rule was corrupt. The problems of talents and thoughts all grieve the poet. In this situation, he wrote a series of poems. This poem expresses his willingness to sacrifice himself for the country.
IV. Detailed explanation:
Source: Gong Zizhen's Poems of the Past Sea. Gong Zizhen (1792-1841), a Gong Zuo, was born in Renhe, Zhejiang (now Hangzhou). Politicians and writers. Poetry is full of momentum, including The Complete Works of Gong Zizhen.
Literally, flowers are not heartless things. They fall into the soil and become green manure, which can also feed flowers. The author uses flowers as a metaphor, which means that although he is in a difficult situation, his loyalty to serving the country remains unchanged; I'm confident that its Gao Shangzhi Festival will appeal to the younger generation.
this great sentiment of "sacrificing the ego and achieving the big ego" is awe-inspiring. This is just better than the Mahayana spirit of compassion and eternal altruism; No matter the blooming flowers, falling flowers, or the soil on the ground, they are actually an organic whole, but they are just in different positions along with fate. ......