Su Shi of the Great Song Dynasty

Su Shi was born in 1037 AD and died in 1101 AD. His life was probably the most glorious era of the Song Empire. It developed the contradictory dual psychology of advancement and retreat that began in the middle and late Tang Dynasty to a new intensity. On the one hand, Su Shi was loyal to the emperor, patriotic, excellent in academics and official, and full of ambition. On the other hand, he loved good food, good friends, drinking tea, and traveling in the mountains and forests. He sang the melody of the times with a shy sense of intensity: "Life is full of knowledge." How is it similar? It should be like a flying bird walking on snowy mud: there are occasionally fingers and claws left on the mud, and Hongfei's reflection on life is the reflection of his will on beauty and his victory over pain and suffering. Through the pursuit of details, this book strives to depict the history of literature and the fact that Su Shi has not been recorded in history books. By visiting Su Shi's words, life and emotions, we can imagine and piece together the magnificent Song Dynasty like "Along the River During the Qingming Festival".