Gao Shi's poem Biedongda

Dynasty: Tang Dynasty Author: Gao Shi

Like a bird, she still flapped her wings and felt sorry for herself, leaving Beijing for more than ten years.

A gentleman is poor, who wants to meet today without paying for drinks?

"Thousands of miles in Huang Yun, the sun is shining, and the north wind blows geese and snow." These two sentences are written with their own inner truth, so they can be profound; Only with a broad mind can we tell the scenery in front of us and be solemn and stirring. Huang Yun in the sunset, the vast wilderness, only the northern winter has this kind of scene. This kind of situation, if carved a little, will inevitably hurt the spirit. Height suits this. It's dusk and it's snowing heavily. In the north wind blowing wildly, only geese and Leng Yun appeared in the distance, which made it hard to stop the feeling of cold and wandering. Being reduced to this level by talent makes people cry, and that's the only way. Friends can't be content with the status quo. In the first two sentences, we can see the inner stagnation by telling the scenery. Although it has nothing to do with people, it has made people feel like they are in the snow, as if there are strong men whistling on the top of the mountain. If you don't do your best here, you can't see the wonderful turning point below, and you can't see the smoothness, good intentions, deep friendship and other meaning's sadness in the following words.

"Mochow has no confidant in the road ahead, and no one in the world knows you." These two sentences are comforting to friends: don't worry about not meeting your bosom friend. Everyone in the world doesn't know you, Dong! How loud and powerful the words are, full of confidence and strength in comfort, inspiring friends to struggle and struggle. Full of confidence and strength in comfort. Because he is a bosom friend, he speaks simply and generously; Because of its decline, it takes hope as comfort.

When the poet is about to break up, he doesn't write countless thoughts of parting at all, but encourages his friends to embark on a journey and meet the future with passion. Poetry is outstanding because Gao Shi "has a lot of words in his heart and a strong spirit" (Yin Kun's He Yueling Photo Collection) and "exalts himself with temperament" (chronicle of Tang poetry), so he can add color to people with lofty aspirations and wipe tears for wanderers. If it weren't for the poet's inner depression, he couldn't have written his parting words so thoughtfully and firmly, nor could he have made such plain language and created such beautiful, mellow and moving poems.