A lyricist is really peerless, where does the poor life come from to be a king?

From Guo Mo's "Southern Tang Miscellaneous Songs".

Southern Tang Miscellaneous Songs. I was the most sad in my thoughts, and I was even more heartbroken when I returned from the season.

It's really peerless to be a talented person, but it's pitiful to be a king.

Paraphrase, the first two sentences: I am very sad every time I think about it, and I am even more sad when my brother comes back. The last two sentences: Li Yu, the queen of the Southern Tang Dynasty, as a cultured lyricist, is really unprecedented, but it is a pity that he was born with a bad fate and became a king.

This poem superficially describes Li Yu, the queen of the Southern Tang Dynasty, but in fact, it expresses his sad feelings of not meeting talents.

Li Yu, who had no political achievements, was captured by the Northern Song Dynasty after the fall of the Southern Tang Dynasty, but he became the leading lyricist in Chinese history, known as the emperor of words, and his works have been passed down through the ages.

From Guo Mo's "Southern Tang Miscellaneous Songs".

Original poem: Southern Tang Miscellaneous Songs.

Guo Mo. I was the most sad in my thoughts, and I was even more heartbroken when I returned from the season.

These two poems describe Li Yu, the queen of the Southern Tang Dynasty, Li Yu (937-978), the last monarch of the Southern Tang Dynasty, whose ancestral home was Xuzhou. Li Yu's original name was Congjia, the word is heavy, and he is called Zhongshan Hermit, Zhongfeng Hermit, White Lotus Monk, Lianfeng Monk, etc. Li Yu, who had no political achievements, was captured by the Northern Song Dynasty after the fall of the Southern Tang Dynasty, but he became the leading lyricist in Chinese history, known as the emperor of words, and his works have been passed down through the ages.

Southern Tang Miscellaneous Song Guo Mo.

I was the most sad in my thoughts, and I was even more heartbroken when I returned from the season.

It's really peerless to be a talented person, but it's pitiful to be a king.

Southern Tang Miscellaneous Song Guo Mo.

I was the most sad in my thoughts, and I was even more heartbroken when I returned from the season.

It's really peerless to be a talented person, but it's pitiful to be a king.

His son Li Yushi is known as the queen of the Southern Tang Dynasty, and he does not want to make progress, but he inherited his father's habit of good words. Li Yu is incompetent in governance, but he has a high status in lexicology. Most of his early works are based on the sound and color entertainment in the palace, with a soft style and superb skills, such as "Jade Mansion Spring", "A Hu Zhu" and so on; In the later period, he wrote more about the pain of losing his country, with sincere feelings and far-reaching artistic conceptions, such as "Breaking the Array", "Poppy Beauty", "Waves and Sand Order", "Dark Night Crying, Autumn Boudoir" and so on.

Li Yu is reluctant and stealing, living a luxurious life, often in the palace to build a gold and red Luo curtain wall, inlaid with platinum and tortoiseshell, and insert strange flowers and plants, the title is "Jindong Tian", and the queen Zhou Xian in the lyrics and play: every seventh day of the seventh month, he ordered people to use red Luo silk to dress up the scene of the moon palace Tianhe, to create inspiration for the lyrics. However, the reality is not as beautiful as the world in the poem, and in the eighth year of Kaibao (975), the Song army broke through Jinling, and the Emperor of Cixue was captured.

The sheng flute blew off the water and clouds, and repressed the life of "Ni Shang" and sang all over the "life" has come to naught, and he couldn't help but sigh "Ask how much sorrow you can have, just like a river flowing eastward", but unfortunately it was too late, and he was poisoned by Song Taizu. The poet Guo Lin also sighed: "It's really peerless to be a talented person, but it's pitiful to be a king."

Song Taizu also said in the former collection of Yuyin Cong Words: Poetry of the Western Qing Dynasty; "If Li Yu governs the country with poetry, will he be my captive? ”