In the 10th year of Yuanhe, Chang'an admonisher Su Yan was demoted to Jiangzhou for his direct advice. He stayed away from the temple and faced Hanjiang alone. On a night of maple leaves and flowers, he met Shen Qingxian, the former No. 1 Pipa girl in Chang'an Jiaofang, on the Xunyang River. She was once famous in Beijing, and she was quarreling with Wuling when she was young. Once her beauty faded, she married a business woman and wandered the rivers and lakes alone in an empty boat. One is a frustrated official, and the other is a fallen musician. They are both fallen people in the world, so why should they have known each other before. A pipa song tells the story of a life of failure, and a long poem describes the wandering heart of the world. The temple is far away, the rivers and lakes are deep, a close friend meets, and the moon is crescent for thousands of years. An eternal story that spans prosperity and loneliness has been passed down.
Intention: Based on "The Legend of Pipa", the poem depicts the resonance and perseverance of the frustrated, and reveals the true feelings of the world at the end of prosperity, and uses the lingering charm of the prosperous Tang Dynasty to express the sighs of a close friend through the ages.