Regarding the controversy about the ancient poem "Wochun", does this poem really exist in history?

"Wochun" is not Lu You's work, but a boring work deliberately fabricated by boring people, with no poetry at all.

First of all, from the formal point of view, the so-called "Wochun" is neither a poem nor a word. It is said that the poem is unqualified and the word has no epigraph. It is just a funny jingle to match "I am stupid", so it is not Lu You's work. Poetry reached the pinnacle of art in the Tang Dynasty. Lu You, as a great poet in Song Dynasty, inherited the mantle of his predecessors and wrote a poem "Neatly opposing each other and bringing things closer". People call it "Little Li Bai", so he would never write such a poem that is neither donkey nor horse. Ci began in the late Tang and Five Dynasties and was perfected in the Song Dynasty. Generally, every word in the Song Dynasty is directly marked with a epigraph, even if it is a self-proposition, the title is only marked under the epigraph, such as Spring Water Wandering in the Ink Ci Pool, The Chinese Draft of Fisherman's Pride, Zuoxian Road in Qi Tianle and so on. And there are few or no simple propositions without epigrams. Lu You is a rigorous scholar, and I don't think he will easily express this nondescript poem "Wochun".

Secondly, from the perspective of style, the so-called "Wochun" is neither praised nor derogated, repetitive and far-fetched. But the poems compiled by gifted scholars who are good at word games are not poems or words, so they are not Lu You's works. Lu You has a strong love for the motherland, and his ideal of serving the country has long been stifled by the cold reality. Therefore, his poems are full of high morale and unpaid resentment, with a strong desolate and gloomy color. Of course, Lu You has also written sentimental works such as "Pear Blossom and Moon Thinking of the Boudoir", but he will never use the word "Lie" repeatedly in a poem, nor will he say "The other shore is green, the other shore is green, and the other shore is dark green". Lu You's works pay attention to tempering. In the Qing Dynasty, Zhao Yi's "Ou Bei Shi Hua" said that he was "either approachable, suspicious of his inexperience, restrained from knowing the so-called refining device, didn't care about strange and dangerous songs, surprised his eyes and ears, and cared about being concise and concise, and a word was worth a thousand people. This is really exquisite. He works hard and speaks naturally and neatly, but he doesn't say much and can only say one or two sentences. This is pre-sentence refinement, not under-sentence refinement. The viewer does not see the trace of its progress, but it is actually progress. " It goes without saying that after reading such comments, I will read Wochun.