Bai Juyi's Long Lovesickness

Bai Juyi's "Everlasting Lovesickness" and "Woodpecking Song" are as follows: Long Lovesickness I long for you, but I regret not meeting you. I don't know how I remember your face in the mirror. "Woodpecking Song" Woodpecker, oh woodpecker I've been drained of all my health. The bird roosts by the pond, and the tree monk knocks on the door under the moon. The wind and rain in the night, I know how many flowers fall. " Everlasting Lovesickness " and " Pecking Wood Song " were both poems written by the Tang Dynasty poet Bai Juyi. These two poems were both works of love. Among them," Everlasting Lovesickness " expressed the strong feelings of love by describing the scene of a woman missing her lover day and night and looking forward to reuniting with her lover, while " Woodpecker Song " expressed the idea of harmonious coexistence between man and nature by describing the life style of woodpeckers and the relationship between man and nature. These two poems had high literary and artistic value and were widely praised and appreciated.

Bai Juyi's full text is translated as follows: Eternal longing, eternal longing it is a pity that we did not meet on time. My younger brother has gone south of the Yangtze River I'll leave my brother here until he's old. I miss you every night, but I don't see you and together we wrap the bright moon. Together we wrap the bright moon the bright moon shines on the ditch. The water in the ditch is clear My longing for you grew stronger. heart grow fonder the strong feelings flow like water. Flowing like water Water surrounded the mountains. Turn around the mountain I turned the mountain and didn't see you. At night, I suddenly return to my hometown in a dream by the window of the little pavilion I am dressing up. Looking at each other without a word, only a thousand lines of tears I can't wait to be heartbroken year after year the moonlit night is short on the pine hills.

Li Bai's "Three Songs of Everlasting Lovesickness" was a group of poems he wrote in the Tang Dynasty. There were three poems in total. These poems described the pain of lovesickness between men and women as the theme. They expressed the feelings of missing people by describing the scenery, exaggerating the atmosphere, and expressing emotions. Each poem had its own unique content, form, and mood, deeply expressing the pain of separation and longing. The beauty in the poem was like a flower separated by the clouds. There was a long sky above and a wave of water below. The sky was long and the road was far away. The soul flew bitterly. It was difficult for the dream soul to reach the mountains. These poems were filled with the sorrow of parting, and their emotions were sincere and moving.

Bai Juyi was a great poet in the Tang Dynasty. His poems had a wide range of topics, varied forms, and simple language. He was known as the "Poet Devil" and "Poet King". His representative works include Song of Everlasting Regret, Charcoal Merchant, Pipa Song, etc. His poems expressed his concern and sympathy for the sufferings of the working people, showing the great influence of his kind nature. His works not only depicted the beautiful scenery of Jiangnan, but also expressed his love for the beauty of nature and his hope for social equality. Bai Juyi's poems were of a high level in terms of artistry and ideology, which had a profound influence on later poets.

"Long Xiangsi·Bianshui Flow" was a poem written by Bai Juyi, a famous poet of the Tang Dynasty. This poem described a woman leaning against a building to miss her husband who was far away, expressing her deep longing and the pain of parting. The metaphor of flowing water was used in the poem to describe the scene of Bianshui and Sishui flowing to the ancient ferry in Guazhou, as well as the melancholy of the mountains in Jiangnan. The second part of the poem expressed the deep longing and the endless expectation of returning. The whole poem used "hate" to write "love". Through simple and smooth language and harmonious temperament, it showed the author's emotional and artistic expression ability. This poem was regarded as one of Bai Juyi's most representative works, displaying his unique style of graceful and restrained Ci.

Bai Juyi's poem,"Farewell to the Ancient Grass," was hailed as one of the representative works of Tang poetry. It depicted the poet's deep feelings for his homeland and relatives when he left. There was a phrase that said," When he comes out after a thousand calls, he still hides his face with a pipa in his arms." It meant that he was constantly being summoned, but when he came out a little, he was half blocked. This sentence was used to describe Bai Juyi's poems, and it also expressed the constraints and restrictions he faced when he was composing. This poem was also widely quoted as one of Bai Juyi's representative famous poems.

The original text of Bai Juyi's Long Song is as follows: In the green garden the sunflowers wait for the morning dew to dry. In spring, all things in the world shine. I often worry that the yellow flowers will wither when the autumn festival comes. When will the rivers flow east to the sea and return to the west? When young and strong, you don't work hard. When old, you feel sad.

Bai Juyi's "Memories of Jiangnan" was a work composed of three poems. The theme of this poem was to describe the beautiful scenery of Jiangnan, expressing the author's nostalgia for Jiangnan. The first poem described the scenery of Jiangnan, with the river flowers and spring water as the main subjects of description, showing the beautiful scenery of Jiangnan in spring. The second poem centered on Hangzhou, depicting the scene of looking for laurel in the mountain temple and watching the tide on the county pavilion, expressing the author's deep longing for Hangzhou. The third poem used the Wu Palace as the theme, depicting the beautiful scenery of Wu Jiu and Wu Wa, expressing the author's memories and yearning for Suzhou. These three poems were independent and complemented each other. Through the artistic description and the creation of artistic conception, they showed the beauty of Jiangnan and the poet's deep feelings for Jiangnan.

Bai Juyi's " Recalling Jiangnan " was a Tang Dynasty poem. There were three of them. The theme of this poem was the beautiful scenery of Jiangnan, expressing the author's deep nostalgia for Jiangnan. The poem depicted the picturesque scenery of Jiangnan, like the red flowers at sunrise and the green river water in spring. The poet especially mentioned Hangzhou and the Wu Palace, describing the beautiful scenery of the mountain temple in Hangzhou and the Wu Palace in Suzhou respectively. The whole poem displayed the charm of Jiangnan with concise language and vivid description, making people miss this beautiful land.

Bai Juyi was a famous poet and writer in the Tang Dynasty. His personal works were very rich, including "Song of Everlasting Regret,""Song of Pipa,""Farewell to Ancient Grass," and many other famous poems. Song of Everlasting Sorrow was one of Bai Juyi's most famous works. It was regarded as one of the representative works of love poems in the Tang Dynasty and also a classic work of ancient Chinese poetry. This poem is based on the love story between Emperor Xuanzong of the Tang Dynasty and Yang Guifei. Through the combination of history and reality, it portrays a poignant and beautiful love story, expressing the poet's feelings for fate and thoughts about life.