Generally speaking, most of us live a busy and mediocre life. We have a lot of experiences in our lives, but it is also a reality that most people achieve nothing. But in order to make a living, to survive, and for the so-called ideals in our hearts, we still long for some achievements and continue to struggle in a foreign country.
As written in this Yuan Dynasty song, we can also feel the pain of being a lonely wanderer in the world. Let's take a look:
The title of this Yuan song is "Zhegui Ling·Guchuang Qingming", and the author was Qiao Ji in the Yuan Dynasty. We don’t know much about either the author or this Yuan song, but we can still understand the emotions expressed by the poet in this poem. Especially in the poem "Three thousand feet of pure sorrow and fifty years of prosperity," the poet's inner sadness and helplessness are obvious.
From the title, we can see that this Yuan song was written during the Qingming Festival. "The wind and rain of pear blossoms, narrow curtains, and small window screens." During the Qingming Festival, the author was wandering in a foreign country. He saw the Qingming wind and rain outside the window, and when he saw the small windows, he felt a lot of emotion in his heart. "In front of the emotional lamp, beside my pillow, I am thinking about the world." It does not have to be as tragic as the "lonely candle stranger" in the Tang Dynasty poems, nor is it like the Yuan Dynasty song "Ten years of things have happened on my pillow, and the worries of the two old men in the south of the Yangtze River have all gone up." "Heart" is so sad, the poet's thoughts actually fly farther, directly to the end of the world.
"Three thousand feet of worry and hair on the temples, fifty years of spring dreams of prosperity." This is the most outstanding sentence in this Yuan Dynasty song, and it also best reflects the poet's state of mind. Human life is very short, but now that I am over fifty and still have accomplished nothing, and I am still wandering alone in a foreign country, you can imagine the sadness in my heart! "Suddenly I saw someone's house, the willows were splitting smoke, and they were holding up the eaves." When the poet was secretly feeling sad, he suddenly saw a wisp of green smoke on a house and climbed up to the eaves. Here the poet uses the details he sees to reflect the bustling life of his foreign country, and to contrast his own loneliness in the world.
Throughout the ages, there have been many poems written about wanderers at the end of the world. Even the famous "The moon sets, the crows cry and the sky is full of frost, the river maples and the fishing fires face the sorrowful sleep" is a travel poem, not to mention "the sun sets in the west, and the heartbroken people are at the end of the world". By carefully savoring these poems, we can feel the richest meaning of the poems, which is of great benefit to the improvement of our aesthetic emotions and the choice of life path today. All pictures in this article are from the Internet, and the copyright belongs to the original author. If there is any infringement, please contact the author to delete it.
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