Through the wind and smoke of 1,800 years, his colorful seals have left behind the romantic years in Yecheng when "we met each other and drank for you, tethered the horse to the tall building beside the weeping willow", left behind a series of friendships that will not be lost no matter how far we go, and more truly recorded the loneliness and pain in the second half of his wandering life...
Perhaps Zijian was hoping until his death, hoping that his brother would remember their youthful days of singing songs in the countryside and having banquets in the Western Garden; hoping that his brother would remember the love of flesh and blood and reconnect with him. However, everything can never go back.
Every time I read "Seven Sorrows" and "Beauty Chapter", I can't help but feel sad. Even though the women in these poems have been abandoned by their husbands, they still have beautiful expectations, "I would like to live in the west and live forever in your arms" and "I would like to live in the south and see you in the light." They firmly believe that their husbands will change their minds and resume the happy time of harmonious music with them.
Although resentful but not angry, sad but not sad. I really find it hard to believe why Zijian could have such beautiful fantasies about his brother after being so tortured by Emperor Wen.
Seeing him humbly singing the poems praising Cao Pi and Cao Rui and his son again made my heart ache even more. What kind of suffering can actually smooth out all the edges and corners of this flamboyant child. Or... If he could understand the law of survival earlier, wouldn't history be like what we see today?
However, they are all gone. The spirit of Jian'an and the voice of Zhengshi have become the last words of history. The Yellow River has changed its course countless times. Yecheng, which was once prosperous for a while, has long been desolate. There is only a handful of loess left on the Tongque Terrace. Where can there still be the domineering power and scenery of Wei Wu Hengshang's poems in the past?
The only things that have remained unchanged for thousands of years are his gorgeous poems that reveal his true feelings, and the mysterious woman above Luoshui, who has floated into the paintings of later generations countless times, with a beautiful but sad face. And his peerless talent that cannot be diluted by the torrent of time has been repeatedly sung by future generations. There is envy and sigh; however, those people cannot truly understand you.
Sometimes, I also think that the free and straightforward younger brother and the stubborn older brother who refused to give in may have made peace with each other with a smile and shook hands in another world...
Sir, you are so powerful. I wonder if you can explain Yu Ji Tianqing's "The Changing Seas"? According to Yuji herself, this is the story of the fairy sister and the general brother, and she was not feeling well at that time. I completely understand the difference~
Suddenly burst into tears...
Hello~ I am also writing about the subject of Cao Wei in the Three Kingdoms. I welcome your advice!
Please search "Luo Ge"!
Through the wind and smoke of 1,800 years, his colorful seals have left behind the romantic years in Yecheng when "we met each other and drank for you, tethered the horse to the tall building beside the weeping willow", left behind a series of friendships that will not be lost no matter how far we go, and more truly recorded the loneliness and pain in the second half of his wandering life... Perhaps Zijian was hoping until his death, hoping that his brother would remember their youthful days of singing songs in the countryside and having banquets in the Western Garden; hoping that his brother would remember the love of flesh and blood and reconnect with him. However, everything can never go back. Every time I read "Seven Sorrows" and "Beauty Chapter", I can't help but feel sad. Even though the women in these poems have been abandoned by their husbands, they still have beautiful expectations, "I would like to live in the west and live forever in your arms" and "I would like to live in the south and see you in the light." They firmly believe that their husbands will change their minds and resume the happy time of harmonious music with them. Although resentful but not angry, sad but not sad. I really find it hard to believe why Zijian could have such beautiful fantasies about his brother after being so tortured by Emperor Wen. Seeing him humbly singing the poems praising Cao Pi and Cao Rui and his son again made my heart ache even more. What kind of suffering can actually smooth out all the edges and corners of this flamboyant child. Or... If he could understand the law of survival earlier, wouldn't history be like what we see today? However, they are all gone. The spirit of Jian'an and the voice of Zhengshi have become the last words of history. The Yellow River has changed its course countless times. Yecheng, which was once prosperous for a while, has long been desolate. There is only a handful of loess left on the Tongque Terrace. Where can there still be the domineering power and scenery of Wei Wu Hengshang's poems in the past? The only things that have remained unchanged for thousands of years are his gorgeous poems that reveal his true feelings, and the mysterious woman above Luoshui, who has floated into the paintings of later generations countless times, with a beautiful but sad face. And his peerless talent that cannot be diluted by the torrent of time has been repeatedly sung by future generations. There is envy and sigh; however, those people cannot truly understand you. Sometimes, I also think that the free and straightforward younger brother and the stubborn older brother who refused to give in may have made peace with each other with a smile and shook hands in another world...
Sir, you are so powerful. I wonder if you can explain Yu Ji Tianqing's "The Changing Seas"? According to Yuji herself, this is the story of the fairy sister and the general brother, and she was not feeling well at that time. I completely understand the difference~
Suddenly burst into tears...
Hello~ I am also writing about the subject of Cao Wei in the Three Kingdoms. I welcome your advice! Please search "Luo Ge"!
Thank you again for your profound knowledge~