Brief introduction of Ruan Ji's life
Ruan Ji, whose name is Shao You, was a famous poet in the late Eastern Han Dynasty. He was born in a wealthy family, but because he was dissatisfied with the bondage of his family and social injustice, he chose to run away from home and become a ranger and writer. His life is full of legends. He traveled around with Liu Hu, the king of Lujiang, made many scholars and left many beautiful poems.
Ruan Ji's Poetic Style
Ruan Ji's poetry works are famous for their romantic mood and bold style. His poems express his yearning for freedom and love, and reflect his dissatisfaction with social injustice and his thinking about life. His poems are full of passion and sensibility, with strong personality and the spirit of independent thinking.
Ruan Ji's masterpiece Love Poetry
Poems to Memories is one of Ruan Ji's representative works and a classic in the history of ancient China literature. There are twelve poems in this poem, and each capital expresses Ruan Ji's yearning for freedom and love, dissatisfaction with social injustice and thinking about life. Among them, the most famous are the first Ode to Monuments and the twelfth Ode to Nature.
Ode to historic sites
Yongbei is the first and most famous poem in Yongbei. This poem expresses Ruan Ji's admiration and yearning for ancient culture and history, and also reflects his dissatisfaction with the real society and his desire for freedom. The following is an excerpt from this poem:
"The ancients swam the West Lake, carved stones for boats and carried them on land, named Zhou Shi. In the next 20 years, Xizi is still there, and the billiard hall is also there, but I am far away in Lushan. "
This poem expresses Ruan Ji's yearning for freedom and distance through the description of ancient culture and history, and also reflects his dissatisfaction with the real society and his desire for freedom.
Praise nature
Ode to Nature is the last poem of Ode to Nature and one of Ruan Ji's representative works. This poem expresses Ruan Ji's praise for nature and his thinking about life, and also reflects his dissatisfaction with social injustice and his yearning for freedom. The following is an excerpt from this poem:
"I was born in Kyushu, at the age of Yan Shuiying. There are dikes and trees on the dike. I cut pieces of it, which is made of Liang Dong. I went to the South China Sea by boat. Cars and boats are both, land and sea are both, the wind blows and the China flag holds hands. "
By describing natural scenery and life experience, this poem expresses Ruan Ji's yearning for freedom and distance, and also reflects his dissatisfaction with social injustice and his desire for freedom.