Life is like a reverse journey, and I am also a pedestrian, which means that life is a hotel, and I am also a pedestrian. Life is a difficult journey, and you and I are both passers-by, so people should not worry about the past, but should be open-minded and not add to their troubles.
Lin Jiang Xian Send Qian Mufu is a poem by Su Shi, a writer in the Song Dynasty.
Full text:
If you don't say goodbye, you will change your door to fire, and the world will step on the red dust. When I meet with a smile, it is still as warm as spring. Your heart is like an ancient well, not water, and Gao feng is like a bamboo pole in autumn. ?
The melancholy lonely sail was sent out overnight to see off Danyue weiyun. The girls of peijiu girls didn't have to be too sad for the glass. Life is a difficult journey, you and I are a passer - by, like in different hotels stop and go, go and stop.
Translation:
Since we were in Beijing for three years, you have traveled all over the world. When we meet and smile, it is still as warm as spring. Your heart is like an ancient well, and the high winds and bright knots are like bamboo poles in autumn.
I am disappointed because you have to sail alone all night, and when you see me off, the clouds are dim and the moon is faint. Geisha who accompany the wine need not be too sad at the glass. Being alive is like staying in a hotel, and I am included in the travelers.
Extended information:
The first part of this word is about reuniting with friends after a long separation, admiring friends' mood of ancient well and autumn bamboo festival when they are facing rough and rough times; The next film cut to the chase, writing about parting with friends on a moonlit night, and expressing the ultra-broad thinking about the world and life.
The whole poem has changed the sentimental, sorrowful or generous and sad style of the previous farewell poems, and it is innovative in statutes, putting wonderful reasons beyond the bold and unconstrained, arguing and expressing temperament directly, and it is both emotional and interesting, which fully embodies the author's broad-minded and free-spirited personality.
At the end of Su Shi's farewell words, he usually relieved his friends' worries. This poem borrowed ideological weapons from Taoism, revealing certain negative elements. But at that time, he provided a kind of spiritual strength for his friends, which made them forget about their gains and losses. Although they traveled far away, they were able to take it as they were. The poet's feeling of parting with his old friends as soon as possible is deep and delicate, and he returns to each other tactfully.