【Daily Question】The title of the poem, the author, the dynasty, and the official position held
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Plum blossoms wither in the waiting hall, willows are slender by the stream bridge; the warm breeze, scented with grass, stirs the traveler’s reins. The sorrow of separation grows ever farther, endless as the flowing waters of spring. Tender heartstrings, tears like pink dew; do not approach the dangerous railing of the high tower. Beyond the flat expanse lies the spring mountains; the traveler is still beyond those mountains.
Ouyang Xiu, a literary figure from the Song Dynasty, wrote the poem \"Tà Shā Xíng·Hòu Guǎn Méi Cán\"; he held positions such as Hanlin Academician, Deputy Minister of State Secretariat, and Vice Premier.
Ouyang Xiu, a literary figure from the Song Dynasty, wrote the poem \"Tà Shā Xíng·Hòu Guǎn Méi Cán\"; he held positions such as Hanlin Academician, Deputy Minister of State Secretariat, and Vice Premier.
\"Tà Shā Xíng·Hòu Guǎn Méi Cán\" by Ouyang Xiu, one of the Eight Great Prose Masters of the Tang and Song dynasties, who held positions such as Academician of the Hanlin Academy, Deputy Minister of State Secretariat, and Vice Prime Minister.
\"Treading on the Grass\" – Plum Blossoms wither in the waiting hall, by Ouyang Xiu, from the Song Dynasty; he held positions such as Academician of the Hanlin Academy, Deputy Minister of State Secretariat, and Vice Prime Minister
\"Tà Shā Xíng\" by Ouyang Xiu, from the Song Dynasty; he held positions such as Vice Prime Minister and Minister of War
Tender heartstrings, teardrops like powder. . . . .