"Fangzhongqu" is a poem written by Li Shangyin, a poet of the Tang Dynasty. It was written in memory of my wife.
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The poem "Song in the Room" is sincere and moved me very much. The author makes us feel his deep longing for his wife by describing the details of daily life, such as "the fish mark in Dihua Village" and "the traces of deer in the moss garden". He also borrowed the phrase "the city's rabbis hate Lampe" to imply that his wife's death was due to worldly disturbances. This way of expression is concise and profound, it's really great!
The poem "Song in the Room" is sincere and moved me very much. The author makes us feel his deep longing for his wife by describing the details of daily life, such as "the fish mark in Dihua Village" and "the traces of deer in the moss garden". He also borrowed the phrase "the city's rabbis hate Lampe" to imply that his wife's death was due to worldly disturbances. This way of expression is concise and profound, it's really great!