Zuo Si was very playful when he was a child, and it was difficult to learn. Born in a Confucian family, he was not loved by his father. Besides, he was ugly since he was a child. Zuo Si was deeply saddened to hear his father's dissatisfaction with himself. Coupled with Zuo Si's poor learning ability, he is often laughed at by others because he lags behind others in learning to write and play the piano.
Growing up with Zuo Si, I feel inferior to my looks and stutter badly, giving others a sense of dementia. Later, in order to change others' discrimination against me, I worked hard and devoted five or more times of others' energy to my study. After that, I became very good at writing poems and became famous for it.
Let's talk about Zuo Si's Sandu Fu, which is highly praised by writers. Although people were not optimistic about Zuo Si's creation of this Fu at first, and were deeply suspicious and ashamed of Zuo Si's conceited literary accomplishment, it took Zuo Si nearly ten years to complete this Fu, and the words and ideas in it were praised by everyone and became famous for a while.
There was no such thing as a copier at that time. In order to spread Sandu Fu widely, people in Luoyang buy paper to copy it by hand, so the price of paper in Luoyang rises rapidly, so it is expensive, which shows the great influence brought by this kind of Fu.
Zuo si's masterpiece
? Zuo Si was a great man in Jin Dynasty. Because of his extensive reading and hard study, he is very good at writing poems and fu, and he is also quite accomplished in literature. His fu is represented by Sandu Fu, and his poems are represented by Eight Poems on Historical Poems.
Zuo Si, with average qualifications since childhood, is ugly and short, and is often discriminated and praised by his father. Therefore, he tried to become a literary master in the Jin Dynasty. However, this did not make Zuo Si famous. He was covered in meridians but could not be appreciated because he was born in poverty, and at that time, he was "a noble and handsome man." Under the gate valve system, it was repeatedly frustrated.
Therefore, Zuo Si often expresses his ambition and helplessness in literary works. His masterpiece "Eight Poems about Epics" depicts the change of Zuo Si's mentality, from the great ideal of being full of blood and willing to serve the motherland with talents to the helplessness of finally recognizing the social status quo, and finally unwilling to go along with the secular.
Eight Poems on Epics truly expressed Zuo Si's incompetent situation, and also profoundly criticized and satirized the dark system at that time. His sharp brushwork was rare at that time. Zuo Si combined his feelings with social reality very well, and his artistic expression was very clever.
Let me start with Zuo Simiao's masterpiece Sandu Fu, which is about Dewey, Wudu and Shudu during the Three Kingdoms period. It took him ten years to conceive and write, which to some extent reflected the social situation in the Three Kingdoms period. Zuo Si's brushwork for this Fu is comparable to that of Ban Gu and Zhang Heng, and his writing art occupies a certain position among Ci Fu comrades.
turn sth over in one's mind
? Zuo Si, a famous writer and poet in Jin Dynasty, called this group of poems "Ode to Histories" more accurately. In the early years of the Eastern Han Dynasty, there was a poem "Ode to History", which was written for Ban Gu. However, this poem only focuses on the summary of history, with simple words and not too many words, while Zuo Si is more lyrical through historical figures and events, and his words are more colorful than monotonous.
Zuo Si's poems are used by poets to express their accumulated feelings. The whole set of poems bears the poet's life ambitions and ideals with realistic social conditions and social contradictions, and the poet also shows his own present situation and helplessness, which has a very unique position in the history of creation and is well received by everyone.
The creation time of this group of poems was judged as Zuo Si because his sister entered the palace as a princess. After their family moved to Luoyang, Zuo Si was brilliant and wanted to achieve something in his career and realize his political ambitions with profound knowledge. Unexpectedly, Zuo Si was frustrated repeatedly because of his humble background, and the ups and downs in his career also changed his creative feelings.
Therefore, "Eight Poems about Epics" was full of ambition and passion at the beginning, and finally saw the injustice of the social situation and system, and the blood was boiling. This is a process of "good planning", but it has turned into a dream. In the end, although he failed to realize his ambition, he was unwilling to follow in his footsteps and was polluted by the world, so he cut off his ambition and lived in seclusion in pursuit of a clean life.
Therefore, these eight poems have become important materials for later generations to study the poet Zuo Si's life thoughts and life portrayal, and we can also see the current situation of the social system at that time.
What kind of person is Zuo Si?
Zuo Si in Jin Dynasty became a famous writer and poet in history because of his own efforts and struggles. He spent his whole life in the beautiful ideal of embarking on his official career and fighting for his country, but he was blocked by the gate system.
Zuo Si is an ugly man. It is said that women will spit on him when he goes out to the street. In addition, when he was young, he was rejected by his father because of his mediocre qualifications and poor learning ability, so he was greatly frustrated and studied hard.
Zuo Si is a very serious person. Knowing that he had no talent for learning, he reached the level of others by his efforts the day after tomorrow. Although this process is slow and painful, Zuo Si is a person who doesn't give up easily, so he often works hard until late at night. It takes others five or more times to understand what they have learned once, and even they often learn word by word to write it well, which shows Zuo Si's diligence.
Zuo Si, who was born in poverty, has made great progress in literary talent and reached a high literary level because of hard work, but because of his humble family status, he often expresses his feelings in his works. In his later works, Zuo Si has a noble sentiment that he doesn't want to go with the flow, because he knows the social reality well.
From a sentence in his Eight Poems on Epics: "I am full of clothes, and I am full of Wan Li." It shows the poet's desire to live in seclusion, concentrate on literature, and no longer participate in this secular and official career.