Whose poem is No Way Out?

There is no doubt that there is no way out. This is a poem by Lu You, a poet in the Song Dynasty. The title of the poem is "A Tour of Shanxi Village". The full text is as follows:

Don't laugh at the farmhouse music brewed in the muddled month. In the harvest month, the dishes for guests are very rich.

There is no way to go because of the winding water flow in the mountains, and a mountain village suddenly appears in the willow-green flower bay.

The day of playing flute and drums is approaching, and the villagers are still dressed simply.

In the future, if you can go out in the moonlight, I will knock on your door at any time with my cane.

Don't laugh at the muddy wine brewed in the twelfth lunar month. There are many dishes for guests to enjoy on Fengshou Island. The mountains overlap and the water twists and turns. I'm afraid there is no way out. Suddenly, a mountain village appeared in front of me.

The day of playing flute and drum in the Spring Festival Club is coming. The villagers are dressed simply and still retain the ancient customs. In the future, if I can go out for a walk in the bright moonlight, I will definitely knock on your door at any time with a cane.

Brief introduction of the author

Lu You (1125—1210) was a patriotic poet and poet in the Song Dynasty. The word Wu Guan, No.,was born in Yuezhou, Yinshan (now Shaoxing, Zhejiang). He has many literary talents, especially his achievements in poetry. He was called "Little Li Bai" before his death. He not only became the leader of the Southern Song Dynasty, but also enjoyed a lofty position in the literary history of China, with more than 9,300 poems, making him the poet with the most poems in the literary history.

His poems have made outstanding achievements in both thought and art, although not as many as his poems, but they are also permeated with the spirit of patriotism. There are dozens of poems handed down from generation to generation, such as Jiannan Poem, Weinan Anthology, Southern Tang Book, Notes of Laoxue Temple, Poem of Releasing Weng, Weinan Poem, etc.