Mochow has no bosom friend, and no one in the world knows what your poem is.

Poetry: no worries about the road ahead and no confidant. Who in the world doesn't know you?

Source: Two poems by Gao Shi in Tang Dynasty.

Thousands of miles away in Huang Yun, the sun is shining, and the north wind blows goose feathers and snow one after another. A gentleman is poor, who wants to meet today without paying for drinks? Six purlins drifted away mercilessly, and one left Luo Jing for more than ten years. It shouldn't be enough for my husband to be poor, and I can't afford to drink when I meet you today.

The sunset at dusk turns thousands of miles of clouds into dark yellow; The north wind is blowing hard, the snow is falling, and the geese are flying south. Don't worry about having no friends ahead. Who in the world doesn't know about you? Like a bird vacillating and feeling sorry for itself. It has been more than ten years since it left Luo Jing. A gentleman is determined to win when he is poor, but he can't afford to pay for drinks when he meets today.

Extended information creation background: This farewell poem is considered to be the sixth year of Tianbao in Xuanzong of Tang Dynasty (747), and the farewell object is the famous pianist Dong. In the spring of that year, the official of the official department, Shangshu Fangguan, was demoted to the DPRK, and the door boy Dong also left Chang 'an. That winter, Gao Shi and Dong met in Suiyang (so the address is in the south of Shangqiu County, Henan Province) and wrote Two Poems of Biedong University.

Judging from the content of the poem, these two works should be regarded as farewell works for Gao Shi and Dongda to meet after a long separation, and then they parted ways after a short party. Moreover, both of them are in a difficult situation, and the intersection of poverty and humility has its own meaning.

This poem, however, is broad-minded, magnificent and heroic. This is similar to Wang Bo's "However, China holds our friendship, and heaven is still our neighbor" ("Send Du Shaofu to Shuzhong").

References:

Baidu Encyclopedia-Two Great Poems of Biedong