Qionghua's most famous poem

Qionghua's most famous poem is that on impulse, he swam south without martial law, and the admonition book saved nine times. During the spring outing, the national scissors are made of silk, half of them are mud and half are sails.

Yang Di went south to Jiangdu regardless of safety. Who has paid attention to the exhortation letter in Jiuchong Palace? During the spring outing, lingzi were cut all over the country, half for horse defense and half for sailing.

At this time, there is a legend in Yangzhou. In the past, yushu backyard flower sung in Chen Houzhu court was Qionghua, and Emperor Yang Di went to Yangzhou to see the Qionghua in Yangzhou. However, these are incidental meetings. Because Yangzhou is not the city's Qionghua, but the land temple, because beauty is so lush and huge.

Wu Rong's trip to Yangzhou is a big joke about his life experience and times. In late spring, the Sui dike in Yangzhou was exposed to the water because of its diversion. In fact, only the desolate riverbed is left in the sunset, and there are no willows at all. Cattle carts walk on the riverbed.

People who know the ancient times here say that there was once a huge dragon boat of Emperor Yang Di passing through here, but now it has been abandoned. Emperor Yang Di once laughed at himself as the ruler of Yushu Linfeng, but he went to Yangzhou and fell in love with Qionghua, which led to national subjugation. Now I also come to Yangzhou to play, and I also go to see the Qionghua in Yangzhou.

This is an era when the world no longer exists. Who can believe in peace and prosperity? Then Wu Rong's poem can prove that there were Qionghua in Yangzhou in the late Tang Dynasty. And it was the famous Qionghua in Houtu Temple at that time.

Appreciation of Sui Palace:

This poem satirizes the extravagance and idleness of the Sui Emperor Yang Di. The first two sentences say that Yang-ti let himself wander freely, and he killed people who were loyal to him, so he was killed. The second sentence describes the huge cost of cutting brocade, one person is better than the whole country, and the palace brocade is covered with mud and sails, which highlights the arrogance and extravagance of Emperor Yang.

However, the whole poem has nothing to discuss. In a beautiful narrative, there are profound considerations that make people think about the rise and fall of the past. Poetry: Sui Palace/Sui Di Poetry Author: Tang Dynasty Li Shangyin Poetry Classification: 300 Tang poems, historical nostalgia, satire.