What are the first two sentences of the ancient poem Feng? Who is the author of Feng?

Whether it's flat land or mountain top,

Infinite scenery is occupied.

2. Author: Tang Luoyin

3, the whole poem:

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Tangluoyin

Whether it's flat land or mountain top,

Infinite scenery is occupied.

After the flowers are collected into honey,

Hard for whom, sweet for whom.

4. Translation:

No matter on the flat ground, on the mountain, where flowers bloom in the wind, there are bees running.

Bee, you picked all the flowers and made nectar. Who have you worked hard for and who do you want to taste the sweetness?

5. Creation background:

Luo Yin was born in the seventh year of Taihe (AD 833) and went to Beijing at the end of the thirteenth year of Dazhong (AD 859). He should be a scholar in the examination, which lasted for seven years. Later, I took the exam intermittently for several years, and finally I failed the exam, which is called the "top ten" in history. Disappointment with the examination system at that time, the imperial court at that time, and resentment caused by seeing people working hard in the fields and some imperial officials getting something for nothing are roughly the reasons why Luo Yin made this satirical "Bee".

6. Appreciate:

Luo Yin's poems about objects are often unique, ironic and thought-provoking. In the Qing Dynasty, Shen Xianglong's Theory of Ci said: "The works of chanting things, borrowing things to carry temperament. Any sense of life experience and worries about the country are hidden in it, and there is a long way to go. " It is on the basis of in-depth and meticulous observation of things that Luo Yin integrated what he chanted into his strong worries about his home and country and his life experience, which made him stand out in the poetry circles of the late Tang Dynasty by satirizing the world. Bees express their thoughts on social and historical issues by reciting the natural phenomenon of bees picking flowers and making honey for people to enjoy.

7. Introduction to the author:

Luo Yin (833-909), born in Xincheng (now Dengxin Town, Fuyang, Zhejiang), was a poet in the Tang Dynasty. Born in 833 AD (the seventh year of Taihe), he entered Beijing at the end of the thirteenth year of Dazhong (859 AD) and took the imperial examination in seven years. In the eighth year of Xian Tong (A.D. 867), he wrote a book, The Book of Apology, which was hated by the ruling class. Therefore, Luozhou offered a poem saying, "Although the book of apocrypha is better than a rest". Later, I took the exam intermittently for several years and took it for more than a dozen times. I claimed to be "12 years or 13 years probation period" and finally failed. This is the so-called "ten is not the first". After the Huang Chao Uprising, he lived in seclusion for three years (AD 887). At the age of 55, he returned to his hometown at the behest of King Qian Liu of wuyue and worked as an official, counselor and servant of Qiantang. He died in 909 (three years of Kaiping in the Five Dynasties) at the age of 77.