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1, don't worry about the road ahead without knowing yourself, the next sentence is who in the world doesn't know you;

2, from the Tang Dynasty poet Gao Shi's "Farewell Dong Da";

3. The full text is as follows.

Thousands of miles of yellow clouds and daylight, the north wind blows geese and snow.

Don't worry about the road ahead, no one in the world knows you.

4. Annotations. The setting sun at dusk darkens the clouds for thousands of miles; The north wind blows strongly, the snow is heavy, and the geese fly south.

Don't worry that there is no confidant on the road ahead, who else in the world does not know you?

Dong Da: refers to Dong Tinglan, who was a famous ** family at that time. Ranked first among his brothers, so he was called "Dong Da".

Yellow clouds: dark clouds in the sky, in the sun, dark clouds are dark yellow, so they are called yellow clouds. 曛 : dim. Daylight, that is, the sun is dim.

Who: Which person. Jun: You, this refers to Dong Da.

翮 (hé): The wings of a bird. fluttering (yáo): fluttering. The six fluttering are a metaphor for running around without results.

Jingluo: Chang'an and Luoyang.

Worried: Worried.

No one in the world knows you.

Utterance. Don't Dong Da's second head.

Author] Gao Shi [Dynasty] Tang Dynasty.

Thousands of miles of yellow clouds and daylight, the north wind blows geese and snow.

Don't worry about the road ahead, no one in the world knows you.

Liu Wei Piao pitied himself privately, and he left Jingluo for more than ten years.

The husband's poverty should not be enough, and there is no wine money when we meet today.

Meaning: Don't worry about the vast road ahead and no confidant, who in the world doesn't know you?

Don't Dong Da's second one.

Tang Dynasty: Gao Shi.

Thousands of miles of yellow clouds and daylight, the north wind blows geese and snow.

Don't worry about the road ahead, no one in the world knows you.

Translations. Thousands of miles of yellow clouds cover the sky, the sun is dark and dim, and the north wind blows the wild goose and snows heavily.

Don't worry that there is no confidant on the road ahead, which one of the Heng Sakura of the world does not know you?

Don't worry about the road ahead, no one in the world knows you. The meaning of this sentence is: don't worry that you won't meet a confidant in the future, who else in the world doesn't know you? From: "Don't Dong Da Second Song".

Author: [ Tang ] Gao Shi.

Thousands of miles of yellow clouds and daylight, the north wind blows geese and snow. Don't worry about the road ahead, no one in the world knows you.

Liu Wei Piao pitied himself privately, and he left Jingluo for more than ten years. The husband's poverty should not be enough, and there is no wine money when we meet today.

The translation is as follows: Thousands of miles of yellow clouds cover the sky and the sun is judged to be dark and dark, digging and accompanying the reeds, and the north wind is blowing the wild goose and snowing heavily. Don't worry about the vast road ahead and no confidant, who in the world doesn't know you?

is like a bird fluttering and self-pitying, and it has been more than ten years since he left Jingluo. The eldest husband is poor and cheap, who is willing, and he can't afford to pay for wine when he meets today.

Creative background: In the spring of 747 A.D. (the sixth year of Xuanzong Tianbao of the Tang Dynasty), the official Shangshu Fang Xuan was demoted from the court, and the doorman Dong Tinglan also left Chang'an. In the winter of that year, he met with Gao Shi in Suiyang (the site is in the south of Shangqiu County, Henan Province), and Gao Shi wrote "Farewell to Dong's Second Song".

About author:Gao Shi is a famous poet in the Tang Dynasty of China, known as "Gao Changshi". His works are included in the "Gao Chang Shi Collection".

Gao Shi and Cen Shen are also known as "Gao Cen", and his poems are vigorous and vigorous, full of the spirit of the times that is unique to the Tang Dynasty.