Source: I remember that when I was young, there was no joy. I am eager to escape from all over the world, and I like Philip Burkart. -Tao Yuanming's Miscellaneous Poems
Qian Zhengtang means flying high. The original meaning refers to soaring and soaring.
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My soul followed the birds flying from the south to the north, looked at the branches in the north and shed tears. -Song Wenzhi "Du Dayu Ling"
Phoenix birds fly in the air. -Qu Yuan's "Songs of the South, Traveling Far"
Appreciate Philip Burkart's poems;
It is the fifth of Twelve Miscellaneous Poems written by Tao Yuanming, a great poet in the late Jin Dynasty and early Song Dynasty. The theme of this poem is the sense of hardship in life. This sense of hardship is characterized by the gradual aging of physical life, the unrealized value of life, and finally the self-awareness of further efforts.
According to China's cultural tradition, there are three modes to realize the subject value. "Great (too) virtue, followed by active, followed by words. Although it has not been abolished for a long time, this is called three immortality. " ("Zuo Zhuan Xiang Gong Twenty-four Years") Among them, Lide is the first meaning. Tao Yuanming's life, although he failed to make meritorious deeds, is immortal in both morality and speech.
To read his poems and treat him as a human being, it can be said that without the spirit of "the ancients cherished every inch of yin, making people afraid to read", it is unimaginable for Tao Yuanming to become Tao Yuanming.