Zi Shunchang's poems

Han Palace here refers to Han Yu, and Ah Fu is Han Yu's son. There is a poem in Han Yu's works called "The Book of Gods", which is called "Fu Shu Nan", and "Notes on the Han Palace" comes from my surname "The Book of Gods". The poem is as follows:

I am old with white hair, and my youth is no longer like you in Zhihu. In a few years, I won't be a young man and I won't learn to be famous. Fortunately, I have a bright window and several nets. Why cut the wall and weave the pu? If you want to succeed from another angle, remember to read Afu in Han Palace.

Here, the author uses the contents of Han Yu's godson book as his own godson book to warn his son.

"Kuai Guogong" or "Li Duangong" should be the honorific title of my family to the previous generation. Real name and identity: Yu Liangbi (date of birth is unknown), whose real name is Yan Qi, born in Longshan, Shunchang County, Fujian Province in the Song Dynasty. In the second year of Song Jianyan (1 128), he was a scholar and served as the deliberation officer of the Privy Council. Later, he served as a judge in Zhangzhou and Quanzhou (now Fujian Province). In the third year of Shaoxing (1 133), Jin Bing colluded with the cave owner (tribal ruler, called Mankou) of Jiaotuo (present-day Vietnam) to invade the frontier. They forged official documents in an attempt to get spies into the customs. Border guards found that the seal of "Caotai, Guangxi" stamped on the official document was false, and immediately reported it to Guangxi Road (an administrative agency at or above the state level). Taoist priests thought Yu Liangbi was decisive, so they appointed him as Caotai (the official in charge of water transport) to handle this matter. Yu Liangbi rushed to the border area, caught the spies mixed into the army in time and punished them, which strengthened the defense in the border area and made the barbarians dare not invade. Later, he was promoted to Jingjiang magistrate and passed through Guangxi. When he was in office, he made great efforts to "reduce titles, ban slave trafficking, appease caves, wipe out thieves, and treat them with special effects" ("Shunchang County Records Guangxu People in Qing Dynasty"). Because of its incorruptibility, resisting bribery, punishing the sale of handmaiden and safeguarding the interests of ethnic minorities, it has won the support of local people. Later, he was transferred to Zhimi Pavilion. Yu Liangbi collected thousands of books and wrote a preface after reading them to teach future generations. Longshan anthology author.

According to some data, Yu Liangbi was a scholar and bibliophile in the Southern Song Dynasty. At that time, I wrote a poem to my son who was studying under Zhumen, warning him to cherish time and learning opportunities.

The first time I saw this poem, I saw it from my family tree. At first, I didn't understand. I was puzzled for a long time. Later, I consulted a lot of information to get the answer.