zhángānjiǔ
Chang 'an Nine-Day Poems
Jiang
Director Jiang
You're right, you're right.
My heart went south, but my body came back from north to south in autumn.
Hello, hello.
How many more chrysanthemums have been planted under the fence in my hometown today?
Poems on Nine Days in Chang 'an is a poem by Chen Zong, a poet in the Southern Dynasties. The creation time of this poem was after Chen Guo returned to Sui Dynasty, and the creation place was Weishan Pavilion in wei county, Shandong Province, where the poet passed on his way back to Yangzhou. This poem expresses Jiang's homesickness and the pain of national subjugation.
My heart is chasing the clouds going south, but my body returns with the geese flying back from north to south in autumn. How many chrysanthemums were planted under the fence in my hometown today?
Manager Jiang? In the Southern Dynasties, Chen was a poet with the highest official position. In his later years, Chen died in the Sui Dynasty, entered Chang 'an, served as an official in the Sui Dynasty, and was unhappy since then. After resigning and returning to South, this poem was written on the way back to South. On the way back to Yangzhou, the poet recited this Chongyang poem through Weishan Pavilion in Wei County, Shandong Province, and revealed the pain of national subjugation hidden in his strong homesickness.
The allusion to the third sentence "Chrysanthemum under the Hedge" in the poem shows that the poet expresses his nostalgia for his hometown and nostalgia for the past, and at the same time shows his feelings of seclusion in the countryside. In Chongyang, literati are often full of poetry and painting.