The modern poem of bitter sorrow

" Sorrow " was a farewell poem by the Tang Dynasty poet Wang Zhihuan. The poem consisted of four sentences, which mainly expressed the poet's sadness and emotion when he left. The original text was as follows: Climbing high, it is magnificent. The vast river between heaven and earth does not return. On the other side of Mount Huangshan is a city called Zhong Danfeng, a white-haired old man on the street. At the beginning of the poem, the poet climbed high and looked into the distance to see the magnificent scene between heaven and earth. The great river rushed away without returning, deeply expressing the sadness of parting. Then the poet mentioned the white-haired old man on Huangshan Mountain and Danfeng Street, expressing his longing and emotion after parting. At the end, the poet used " Climbing high and spectacular, between heaven and earth, the vast river will not return " as the ending, once again emphasizing the sadness of parting and the vastness of heaven and earth entrusted the poet's deep feelings and open-mindedness.

Love, hate, love, and sorrow are common topics in literature. The following is a poem expressing love, hate, and sorrow: Sapphire Case: Yuan Xi Xin Qiji the east wind at night releases flowers on thousands of trees. The wind blows down again, And the stars fall like rain. the road is filled with the fragrance of carved wagons and precious horses. The sound of phoenix and flute moves the light of the kettle, and the dragon and fish dance all night long. Moths and snow willows, golden threads. The sweet laughter faded away. I've searched for him a thousand times in the crowd. Suddenly I look back, but that person is in the waning lights. This poem expressed the poet's complex feelings of love, hate, love, and sorrow by describing the beautiful scenery on the night of the Lantern Festival. At the beginning of the poem, the poet described the beautiful scenery of thousands of flowers and trees in the east wind night, showing his praise for beautiful things. Then he described the beautiful scenes of a BMW, a phoenix, a snow willow, and so on, expressing his yearning for a better life. However, in the second half of the poem, the poet suddenly changed his style and began to describe the sorrow, hatred, love, and sorrow in the night scene. He described the brightly lit, crowded streets and the scene of people dancing happily. But when he looked for someone to express his feelings to, he found that the person was hard to find in the dim lights. In the end, the poet found that person by suddenly looking back, and at the same time expressed his deep understanding of love, hate, love and sorrow. He described the image of that person and expressed his uncertainty and difficulty in grasping emotions through the phrase "that person is in the dim light." This poem expressed the poet's complex feelings of love, hate, love and sorrow through the beautiful night scene of the Lantern Festival, making people feel the charm and profundity of literature.

The author of Song of Everlasting Regret was the Tang Dynasty novelist Wang Changling. The whole poem is as follows: Song of Everlasting Sorrow Tang·Wang Changling It's a pity that people's hearts are not as easy as water to stir up waves on the ground. Where is the merciless sky? At night, thousands of blades pierce my heart. Parrot Island, we parted for a long time, when we met on the Yalu River. The bright moon does not shine on the ditch water ditch, the moon shines on the flat sand. The bright moon on the flat sands follows me across the bridge. North of the bridge, south of the bridge, boats pass by, boats pass by, and then the bridge turns south and north. As long as the heavens and earth last, this regret will never end.

The first verse of the ancient poem, Song of Everlasting Sorrow, was as follows: The emperor of the Han Dynasty valued beauty and wanted to destroy the country. He had been in the imperial palace for many years and could not find it.

Drifting in the vast sea of people My thoughts drift like clouds Behind the bustling city The loneliness in his heart was hard to release. The morning sun rises and the night falls Time flies, time flies Life is long yet short It was always difficult to keep them. Looking at the horizon, my thoughts are myriad I sigh with emotion about life Dreams and reality are in constant conflict It was difficult to break free from the exhaustion in his heart. However, not giving up is still faith Stick to your dreams and keep your feet on the ground Only when there is a dream in life can there be a home Cherish the present and let your dreams shine into reality.

The Book of War was not long, but it was indeed one of the earliest narrative poems in the history of Chinese literature. It was published during the Qianlong period of the Qing Dynasty. It was a poem describing the War of Resistance against Japan. Although its literary value was limited, it played a certain role in promoting the development of ancient Chinese poetry.

A few happy and a few sad came from Dream of the Red Chamber. This is a famous poem from the Qing Dynasty's Dream of the Red Chamber. The original text reads: " A few happy families, a few sad families, a few couples, a few families, etc., are separated and sad." This poem described the laughter and sorrow of different families, reunion and separation, happiness and sadness, and other different situations to show the complex and profound philosophy of life in the Dream of the Red Chamber.

This poem came from the Tang Dynasty poet Li Bai's "Silent Night Thoughts." The whole sentence is: "The moonlight in front of the bed is suspected to be the frost on the ground." I look up at the bright moon, lower my head, and miss my hometown." The poem expressed the poet's homesickness in simple and fresh language and was regarded as a classic of ancient Chinese poetry.

"Song of Everlasting Regret" had a total of 840 words.