Tao Yuanming's "Going Back to Xi Ci" embodies the aesthetic view of leading an honest and clean life, being indifferent and optimistic, and longing for rural life. "Going Back to Xi Ci" represents Tao Yuanming's lofty thought of not going with the flow, not being in cahoots with the flow, and not bending over for five buckets of rice. Returning to Xi Ci by Tao Yuanming is a lyric poem and a declaration of returning to the countryside from official career.
Tao Yuanming's "Going Back and Coming to Xi Ci" uses the phrase "Wealth is not what you want, and the emperor's hometown cannot be expected. When you are pregnant, you can go alone or plant a stick. Expressed a hard-working and beautiful life scene. Tao Yuanming does not love officialdom, works independently, leads an honest and clean life, and has a noble character.
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Tao Yuanming, a landscape pastoral poet in the Jin Dynasty in China, has a simple and natural style, fresh and elegant. Going home and coming to Xi Ci is Tao Yuanming's masterpiece. Ouyang Xiu said: "There is no article in Jin, but Tao Yuanming's" Returning to Xi Ci "is just one."