Du Mu's poem
"Golden Valley Garden" is a seven-character quatrain composed by Du Mu, a poet in the Tang Dynasty. This is a love poem inspired by the scene. The poet was inspired by the ancient sentiments after passing the Jinguyuan ruins of Shi Chong, a wealthy man in the Western Jin Dynasty. The first sentence describes the prosperity of Jingu Garden in the past, which is no longer seen; the second sentence describes that although the people and things are different, the scenery is not special; the third and fourth sentences are about the scenery, and the birds singing seem to be mourning; when I see the fallen flowers on the ground, I think of Shi Chong's beloved concubine Luzhu, who fell from the building and committed suicide. Every sentence describes the scenery, layer by layer, there are people in the scenery, and the scenery embodies emotions. The description of the scenery is meaningful, and the lyricism is sad and sad.
"Golden Valley Garden" fairy tale novel.
The local name of Jingu is located in the northwest of Luoyang City, Henan Province. Shi Chong, a guard of the Western Jin Dynasty, built a garden here, which is extremely luxurious and beautiful. Running water is ruthless: running water never comes back and has no emotion. It is often used to metaphor that the development of things does not depend on people's will. Flowing water refers to the golden valley water.
I wrote this novel to remember my past travels in Luoyang!
The prosperous past has disappeared with the fragrance, leaving no trace. The spring grass turns green every year, and the flowing water passes away quietly and mercilessly. At dusk, birds chirping in the east wind, and the falling flowers still look like the man who fell from the building. [4]
Intention: growth