No one in the world knows the last sentence. Who in the world doesn t know the previous sentence of

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

From: Don't Dong Da.

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.

The previous sentence is: Don't worry about the road ahead without a confidant. The poem "Mo Chou has no knowers in the future, no one in the world knows you" comes from the Tang Dynasty poet Gao Shi's "Farewell Dong Da", which is a farewell poem, and the object of farewell is the famous pianist Dong Tinglan.

The whole poem is: 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.

Translation of the whole poem

Thousands of miles of yellow clouds cover the sky and the sun, the weather is gloomy, and the north wind sends away the geese and blows heavy snow.

Don't worry that there is no confidant in the future, who in the world does not know you?

Appreciation

Thousands of miles of yellow clouds and daylight, the north wind blows geese and snow. The first two sentences describe the natural scenery at the time of farewell. Yellow clouds cover the sky, stretching for thousands of miles, and there is only a little residual light left in the daylight.

When night fell, the north wind blew again, and the wind howled. Accompanied by snowflakes swept away. A flock of geese swept through the air at a rapid pace and flew south.

The realm shown in these two sentences is vast and far-reaching, and it is a typical snowy scenery in the north.

The last two sentences of "Don't worry about the road ahead, no one in the world knows you", is a consolation to friends: Don't worry about not meeting a confidant, who in the world doesn't know you Dong Tinglan! How loud and powerful the words were, full of confidence and strength in the comfort, inspiring friends to fight and fight with great spirits.

About the Author:

Gao Shi (702 – 765 AD) was a poet of the Tang Dynasty. The word Duff, the word Zhongwu. Gao Shi's personality is down-to-earth and informal. He has been adrift for half his life, familiar with the life of the frontier, and his poems are written generously and desolately, real and courageous.

Gao Shi was a famous poet in the Tang Dynasty, and was called "Gao Cen" together with Cen Shen. The pen is vigorous and unrestrained, and it is full of the spirit of the times that is unique to the Tang Dynasty.

1. Original text.

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.

2. Translation. 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?

3. Source. Don Gao Shi "Don't Dong Da".

Don't Dong Daqian, the yellow clouds are daylight, and the north wind blows geese and snow.

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

Don't Dong Da's second head (one of them) Tang Gaoshi.

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.