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Appreciation of the Annotations of Zuo [Song] Hong's Interpretation of Poetry

Zuo [Song] Hong

The door is silent and locked, and the ink is dripping.

Forbidden gate: the palace gate, named after the prohibition of free passage.

Two-phase hemp: two imperial edicts written on jute paper

Sing till dawn and soak crape myrtle for a month.

Li: The stone steps in front of the Forbidden City.

Someone asked, "How to refine the meaning of quatrains?" Yu Yue: "The meaning is in the sentence."

Zhou Rong's Poems of Tang Chun

When I was on duty in imperial academy, I took advantage of the silence around me and wrote two official documents overnight. This shows my talent and exaggerates my writing style, but it is more an expression of my official airs. Because writing the patent for appointing the prime minister is to make a statement on behalf of the emperor, such a prominent position naturally makes the author have irresistible enthusiasm for his work. At the end of the poem, there are two clouds, the sky is unknown, and the flowers in Wei Zi are soaked in the moonlight. This quiet and harmonious scene more vividly expresses the poet's joy. This poem expresses the characters' hearts with the description of action and environment, and its wording is concise and intriguing.