The story of Zuiwengting runs through a piece of music. What aspects does the author describe his music?

Ouyang Xiu wrote in The Drunk Pavilion that he enjoyed a picnic with all the guests and sighed: "People all know that it is fun to swim from the Taishou, but they don't know that it is fun to be the Taishou." The explanation of "having fun" in middle school textbooks and some notes is: "To enjoy what he likes is to have his own fun." I am afraid this understanding is not accurate.

Generally speaking, the word "Qi" in "Have a good time" refers to Ouyang Xiu himself. In other words, Ouyang Xiu enjoys his unique pleasure in mountains and rivers, which has nothing to do with the Chu people's "taking pleasure from the satrap". If so, it goes against the theme of "having fun with the people" expressed in the article. It is said that Chu people are "ignorant"

The word "Qi" should refer to Chuhe people. We can prove it from the following aspects. As a pronoun, "Qi" must have the connotation basis provided by the context. "People all know that it is fun to swim from Taishou, but they don't know that it is fun to be Taishou." The subject is a person, not a satrap. If the latter clause is complete, it means "people don't know how to be too happy", and "Qi" refers to the object. The meaning of "Qi" is more obvious in the following "Drunkenness can be fun, and you can tell the writer when you wake up". The word "Qi" cannot but refer to the same object.

Taking people's happiness as their own (satrap's) happiness is also in line with Ouyang Xiu's thoughts and feelings at that time. "Mencius" said: "Those who enjoy the people also enjoy themselves; People have their worries, and people have their worries. They enjoy the world and worry about it, but they are not kings. " Ouyang Xiu, deeply influenced by Confucianism, has such an ideological system. It should be said that there is nothing particularly unexpected. Chuhe people can't help but know the fun of traveling, but the real fun of Taishou lies in the happiness of Chuhe people. This deep happiness, in addition to the satrap.

As far as the structure of the full text of Zuiwengting Ji is concerned, our understanding is also logical. The former article tried to play up the joy of mountains and rivers, and the joy of mountains and rivers reached its climax, but the latter article was hard to be caught off guard, so the author took a sharp turn and wrote that the Chu people "greeted each other;" As soon as you bow your head, the amusement scene of "going back and forth without stopping" extends a person's pleasure to a deeper level of "having fun with the people" and "having fun with the people".