Rereading Tang poems and Song ci-poems, I finally gained some understanding
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I remember that when I was in elementary, middle, and high school, I had to recite many Tang and Song dynasty poems and other literary works as required by my teachers. But back then, I just memorized it; I didn’t understand many things or their underlying meaning. Now, rereading Tang poems and Song ci-poems, I finally understand them. Over the course of thousands of years, things have changed. Many things have changed, but human nature remains the same; human emotions have not changed much. As the saying goes, people experience joys and sorrows, partings and reunions; the moon goes through phases of darkness and brightness, fullness and emptiness. It has been difficult to have everything perfect since ancient times. Furthermore, there is another poem that has left me unsettled for a long time: As a youth, one does not know the taste of sorrow; one climbs to higher floors. In love with the upper floors, I force myself to speak of sorrow in order to compose new verses. Now that I’ve tasted all the sorrows, I hesitate to speak. Unwilling to speak, she merely said, \"How nice the cool autumn weather is.\"
To understand poetry, one needs to know the background in which the poet wrote it, and then the meaning of the poem will become clear
Tang poetry and Song ci-poetry are truly classic; it’s a shame that few people these days can take the time to appreciate them properly, as society has become too impetuous
Is the OP trying to be obscene again? :lol