This is a poem by Wang Wei, a poet in the Tang Dynasty. It is called "Living in the Mountain and Remembering the Shandong Brothers".
The whole poem of "Thinking of Shandong Brothers in Mountain Holidays" is as follows: Being a stranger alone, I miss my relatives twice every festive season. Far away, I knew where my brother had climbed, and one person was missing.
The literal meaning of the whole poem: a person who is a stranger alone in a foreign land misses his relatives twice every festive season. Imagine that I was the only one with dogwood on my head when my brothers climbed the mountain and looked far today.
Appreciation of the whole poem:
The first sentence and the second sentence. The poet used the words "independence" and "difference" in his writing, which immediately brought the reader into a miserable situation of wandering alone in a foreign land, especially in a family reunion festival, he felt lonely and desolate. For a teenager, wandering abroad will inevitably miss his hometown. This feeling may not be prominent on weekdays, but when he meets an important festival, the feelings accumulated in his heart will burst out. At this time, Wang Wei did not achieve fame, but he still struggled for his ideals, which made young Wang Wei feel depressed during the festival and made him miss his family.
The third and fourth sentences. The first two sentences of this poem have clearly expressed the poet's feelings, and the last two sentences are a bit redundant to write about how to miss your family. Wang Wei turned his perspective from himself to his relatives far away from home. He imagined that his family climbed the mountain on the Double Ninth Festival, wearing amulets, and his brothers in his hometown found themselves alone. Wang Wei was sad that he couldn't spend the Double Ninth Festival in his hometown with his brothers. In just four sentences, Wang Wei wrote the same feelings of people in different places on the Double Ninth Festival. This kind of writing is very clever, and it also contains rich emotions, which is why this poem has become a classic ancient poem that has been passed down to this day.