The Origin and Annotation of the Ancient Poetry "Taking the Long Valley Mountain Residence as a Rite"

Introduction of works

Li He, the author of "Commemorating the Long Valley Mountain Residence as a Ceremony", was selected as the No.8 in Volume 390 of the whole Tang Poetry.

original text

As a gift to commemorate the long valley mountain residence

Author: Tang Lihe

Sweep away the horseshoe marks and I will return to the closed door.

The rice in Pike River is ripe, and the dates in the small trees are spring.

Hang it on the wall as a curtain and a horn towel.

Dogs go to Los Angeles, cranes regret traveling to Qin.

Earth-sealed tea leaves and mountain cups lock bamboo roots.

I wonder who filled the clouds last month.

To annotate ...

(1) Offering a gift: offering a gift to Guan Lang of Taichang Hall, who holds the post of monarch and minister, as a sacrifice to the imperial court. Hasegawa: Li He's hometown is in Fuchang County, Henan Province (now Yiyang, Henan Province). This poem was written by Changji when he started to be Lang's gift.

Pike: Pike, a pan with feet and ears. Jiangmi: glutinous rice.

Ruyi: Two-foot-long iron, which was used by the ancients to indicate the direction of painting and self-defense.

4 corner scarf: square corner crown scarf; Wear it when you live in a private house.

⑤ Dog book: it's called home book. Lu Ji was an official in Luoyang in Jin Dynasty. He hasn't heard from home for a long time. He was sent to his hometown to get a reply and returned to Luoyang. For details, please refer to "Collection of Literature and Art", 94 Ren Fang's "Narrative of Different Records".

6 crane disease: metaphor for wife's illness. There is an old saying in Yuefu, "What about Ge Yan's trip?" : "Two white cranes fly from the northwest. Fifteen, fifteen, make a list. My wife and death are sick and unable to accompany them. " Qin tour: Official tour to Chang 'an.

⑦ Zan: crock.

⑧ Bamboo root:' Glass made of bamboo root.

Pet-name ruby: rowing tools, that is, rowing with pet-name ruby.

Brief introduction of the author

Li He (790-8 16) was born in Gugu County, Fuchang County (now Yiyang County, Luoyang City, Henan Province). World names: Li Changji, Gui Cai, Shi Gui, Li Changgu, Li Fengli, together with Li Bai and Li Shangyin, are called "Three Li's" in Tang Dynasty. He is a descendant of the imperial clan in the Tang Dynasty, but he has been in disrepair for a long time and his family is poor. He is talented and won the title of poem in his teens, but he is only a junior official who has been in charge of sacrifice all his life. He was depressed and poor, and died at the age of 27.

Li He is a romantic poet in the mid-Tang Dynasty, and also a representative of the transition period from the mid-Tang Dynasty to the late Tang Dynasty. Most of his poems lament the untimely birth, feel depressed and express the pursuit of ideals and ambitions; It reflects the situation that the vassal region was divided, the eunuchs were authoritarian and brutally exploited the people. He likes to gallop in fairy tales and ghost lands, and with his bold and peculiar imagination, he builds a ups and downs artistic realm and expresses his short and fleeting sentimental feelings, so he is called "Shi Gui" by later generations. His poems are called "the words of ghosts and gods" or "Li Changji style".