What poems make people cry when they read them?

I had a dream at night and suddenly went home. Xiao Xuan is getting dressed.

Mourning poems are a major category of China's ancient poems. We agreed to grow old together, but the man left first. It was agreed to live and die together, but that man left first. This is embarrassing. Are you greedy for the world of mortals and pretending that the oath of the year does not exist, or are you drifting to the southeast branch? It really takes a lot of thought.

It seems that the joke is a little too much.

Then take it back.

Mourning poems are mostly affectionate and painful. From the Tang Dynasty's "But Not Known to the Poor" to the modern "How to Worry about Sleeping in the Storm", readers can easily feel the pain of bereavement, and Su Shi's "Jiangchengzi" is the most painful of all the mourning poems I have read. When I read it, tears always swirl around my eyes.

On the surface, the phrase "I had a dream at night and suddenly returned to my hometown" is so warm. The poet has returned to his hometown, and his wife is dressing up at home. It's very common, but there is a very warm scene. Reading Six Chapters of a Floating Life, such scenes are not uncommon. But in fact, such a scene is in my mind but in my dream. Everything is empty.

Buddha said that color is empty. What the poet sees in his dream is emptiness.

The Buddha said that it is also the same to want to know. The poet's thoughts are also empty, so is his wife, his mourning poems, and his thoughts about his wife.

If the five aggregates are empty, it is really anodyne, but in fact, the poet's thoughts and actions are not empty. When we stay out of this word, we can feel the poet's feelings. This feeling is really painful. We haven't seen each other for ten years. Even if we meet again, I will have a baby early because of excessive thoughts, and my face will be wrinkled. You've met.

Heartbroken place every year, moonlit night, short matsuoka.

Looking back at the mountain, there are no geese flying in the south.

Actually, I'm not Song Like Hui Zong. If he had a son, Song Gaozong, to govern the country, I'm afraid the shame of Jingkang wouldn't have happened. If nomads from Enemy at the Gates, he can commit suicide calmly, perhaps his image in history is not so unbearable.

However, in the end, he failed to save his motherland and did not commit suicide when the country collapsed. He was taken away by the Jin people.

This seven-character quatrain was written by Song Huizong when he was imprisoned in the Five Kingdoms City. The whole poem is written like this:

● The west wind shakes the leaves all night.

Yi Deng micro-depression solitary pavilion.

● Jiashan looks back three thousand miles.

● There are no geese flying in the south.

The whole city is desolate. The emperor who once lived in a jade fence is now a prisoner in a cold and dilapidated building. The cold west wind kept beating against the doors and windows, as if it wouldn't be long before the gust could completely destroy the broken house. Only Eden is like a bean in this broken house. In the past, he and all courtiers enjoyed the moon, drank wine, recited poems and wrote inscriptions under bright lights. Only this faint light is with him now.

Looking back at my hometown three thousand miles away, there is not even a swan flying south. Who else can take his news back to his hometown? I'm afraid not.

Lu Xun mentioned in the preface of "Scream" that it is painful to fall from a well-off society to a difficult situation. Song Huizong, an emperor above ten thousand people, became a prisoner? Isn't this kind of pain more inhuman?

So when I read this poem, although I don't know Song Like and Hui Zong, I will still cry in pain, which is more painful than reading Li Yu's Yu Meiren.

What was Xiao Lou last night? At least you have a small building. There is only one shabby building in Song Huizong.

This ancient country is hard to remember. What's in the moonlight? Song Huizong looked back at his motherland, but there was no news.

Carved fences and jade articles should still exist, but what has changed in Zhu Yan? I'm afraid all the carved fences and jade buildings in Song Huizong are gone. The mountains and rivers have long been broken. The prosperity of the Great Song Dynasty can only stay at the Riverside Map at Qingming Festival, right?