The sunset is the same as the lonely sky in Qi Fei. Where does this poem come from?

This sentence is from Preface to Wang Tengting written by Wang Bo, a poet in the Tang Dynasty, and it is obviously a poem describing the scenery.

When you see this poem, you should see a beautiful scenery in front of you.

Sunset and lonely Qi Fei, autumn waters and sky are the same color.

The first part of the sentence, "Sunset and Lonely Qi Fei", can be understood as dazzling rosy clouds in the sunset, as if dancing with lonely wild ducks;

The second half of the sentence "autumn water * * * sky is one color" can be understood as a magical scene in which autumn water seems to be integrated with the sky, and heaven and earth complement each other.

Preface to Wang Tengting was written by Wang Bo when he went to see his father and passed by Nanchang.

This preface is rich in content and colorful in rhetoric, while Wang Bo is young and talented, and his pen and ink are chic for a while.

According to legend, the then Governor-General Gong Yan newly built the Wang Teng Pavilion, so he prepared a grand banquet for the guests. He wants his son-in-law to write a note to commemorate this great event.

Wang Bo happened to be invited to visit Gong Yan. He knew he was a talented person and asked him to take notes.

Wang Bo readily accepted it and quickly wrote the Preface to the Wang Teng Pavilion, which amazed all the guests present.

Gong Yan gave him a hundred horses. Wang Bo went to Yanfang by boat, but the boat sank into the sea and Wang Bo drowned. He was only 27 years old at that time.

Preface to Wang Teng Pavilion is a lyrical masterpiece, which embodies the magnificent scene and elegant banquet of Wang Teng Pavilion, and also expresses the author's personal feelings.

Write the scenery first, and then write the feelings. The feelings are born of the scenery, blend with each other, and flow freely, which reflects the author's superb comprehension and expression ability.