There is an ancient city called Longbiao in western Hunan, which was the county seat of Longbiao County in the Tang Dynasty. The building that is the symbol of Longbiao Ancient City is Furong Tower. Furong Building has a blue tile roof with colorful clay sculptures and rich local flavor. Furong Tower is located at the confluence of Yuan River and Lun River. It is a classical garden building. It faces the river in the north and is surrounded by forests. The buildings are ingenious and well-proportioned, and are known as "the first scenic spot in the upper reaches of southern Chu". It has been a place where literati of all ages recited poems and painted. In fact, Furong Tower is a building symbolizing love. It was originally built by Wang Changling in memory of his beloved wife Furong.
Wang Changling, also known as Shao Bo, is a famous poet in the Tang Dynasty. He is known as the "Poet Master" and the "Seven Masters". Although he was famous for his poems, his official career was not smooth. He worked as an official for decades, starting as a ninth-rank school clerk and ending his life as a ninth-rank county captain. Although Wang Changling had a bumpy career throughout his life, he was loyal to the Tang Dynasty and to Emperor Xuanzong, the founder of the prosperous Kaiyuan era. Wang Changling devoted his whole life to working for the Tang Dynasty, used his profound knowledge to study poetry theory, and used his decades of poetry writing practice to promote the art of poetry. When the country was in trouble, Wang Changling resolutely joined the army and poured his blood for the Tang Dynasty. Wang Changling, a great poet, the innocent son of the Tang Dynasty! Let us look for the life trajectory of this great poet through the extremely limited number of more than one hundred poems that the poet left us.
Concept: Wang Changling's loyalty to the Tang Dynasty and his persistence in love are shocking