About the author: Cao Cao (155-0315,220), whose real name is Meng De, a Geely, a fine print and a Tibetan, was born in Guo Peiqiao County (now Bozhou, Anhui Province). At the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty, he was an outstanding politician, strategist, writer and calligrapher, and the founder of the Cao Wei regime in the Three Kingdoms.
Interpretation: In the early morning, there are green sunflowers in the garden, glittering and translucent morning dew waiting for the sun to dry. Spring scatters the hope of happiness all over the earth, so all living things are thriving. I often worry that when the cold autumn comes, flowers and leaves will turn yellow and decline. Thousands of rivers flow eastward into the sea. When can they flow back to the west? If you don't know how to be strong when you are young, you will be white-haired and accomplish nothing when you are old, and it is useless to be sad again.
Appreciation: This poem is selected from Volume 30 of Yuefu Poetry, which belongs to a genus, and the lyrics are flat. "Yuefu Problem Solving" said that this ancient poem "didn't last long. When you work hard, you will be happy. If you don't get to the boss, you will be sad. " It is obviously a misinterpretation to understand "hard work" as "hard work for pleasure". Many five-character poems in Han Dynasty lament that life is short and advocate carpe diem. From the overall concept, this poem mainly refers to the rapid change of seasons, and the time is gone forever, so people are advised to cherish their youth and strive to make a difference. Its emotional tone is positive.