Liu Yong's song "Returning to the Palace" was written by him on a certain winter day when he was thinking about a woman he loved deeply. The original words are as follows:
There are two or three small boats on the other shore. The reeds are rustling and the wind is humming. The wild geese are flying through the smoke in the sand, and the waning moon and frost are white on the creek bridges. Gradually the dawn begins. The road is far away and the mountains are far away. The people who come and go only use the sculls, and they are all wealthy and famous guests.
Looking at Xiangguan, separated by smoke and water. Suddenly, I feel like I have wings. The sorrowful clouds and hateful rain are lingering, and the lingering wax of the new year is urging me. The years are fleeting. What's the use of Langpingfenggencheng. After returning home, deep in the Jade Tower, there was someone remembering me.
At the top of the poem, the poet uses line drawing to carefully and accurately describe the scenery of the journey, creating a specific lyrical environment and setting a blue and sad tone for the poem.
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The first four sentences are laid out with dense syntax and exquisite text, expressing the morning scenery of the river bank in the late autumn of Jiangnan. These scenes are truly felt by the poet. They have both the poet's visual experience and the poet's auditory experience.
This is another time when the dawn wind is waning and the moon is waning. I don't know how many scenes the poet has experienced in his life journey.
Liu Yong failed in the imperial examination and drifted around the world, hesitating between hardship and pursuit. His state of mind was very similar to that of this group of travelers. They all pursued fame and fortune in different ways. They were all in the world and were on the journey. It can be said that they arrived at the same destination by different paths.
Liu Yong hurried on the road together with this group of people on the road, pointing out this point to pave the way for the following article.
Judging from the meaning of the poem above, the scenery described by the poet is desolate and desolate, and the travelers described by the poet are all people who are chasing fame and fortune. The scenery and people are skillfully woven into the same picture by the poet. These have shown that he is tired of the traveling life.
At this point in the writing, the length of the upper column is no longer enough to carry the poet's emotional expression, so the poem naturally transitions to the lower column, and at the same time, it further expresses the poet's sadness and deep longing for home.
Intention: youth