Is there a source for the sentence that dares to bury the green mountains next to the bones?

The green mountains can bury the bones, and he is alone in the rain at night.

Now this poem is engraved in front of Su Shi's tomb in Xiaoemei Mountain, Jiaxian County, Henan Province.

Su Shi seems to have a sentence that is a green mountain that can bury bones, and he is sad in the rain on Chinese New Year's Eve.

Qingshan buries loyal bones everywhere.

Why do you need to return the horse leather shroud.

Why do you need to return the horse leather shroud, the red is not a ruthless thing, and it is more protective of flowers when turned into spring mud.

Qingshan buries the bones of the faithful everywhere, why should the horse leather shroud be returned.

Why do you need to bury your bones, where is life not green mountains", this poem comes from ***'s "Seven Uniques: Changing Poems for Father".

1. Vernacular paraphrasing of this poem:

Why do people need to bury their bodies on the land of their hometown after they die, and life is not a green mountain where corpses can be buried?

2. The original text of the verse:

The child is determined to go out of the country, and he vows not to return if he can't learn to become famous. Why bury bones, there are green mountains everywhere in life.

3. Definition of Terms:

1. Sangzi: Dai refers to hometown, hometown. In ancient times, everyone loved to put mulberry trees and catalpa trees around the house, so later people used mulberry trees and catalpa trees to refer to the place where they lived, that is, they used "mulberry" to refer to their hometown. For example, praising fellow villagers for the benefit of their hometown often uses "merit in Sangzi";

2. Qingshan: symbolizing the beauty of the mountains and rivers of the motherland;

3. Township: refers to the hometown, hometown.

Fourth, the vernacular interpretation of the whole poem:

I have already set my ambition to leave my hometown, and if I don't achieve academic success, I vow never to return to my hometown early. Why do people need to bury their bodies on the land of their hometown after they die, and life is not a green mountain where corpses can be buried?

2. Creative background:

It is the author who is about to leave his hometown of Shaoshan, where he grew up, facing the first turning point in his life, going alone to the wider world outside, when he goes out to study, he is approaching separation, and writes this poem to his father, expressing his good boy's ambition in all directions and his love and longing for his hometown.

3. About the author:

, the word Runzhi, a native of Xiangtan, Hunan. He was born on December 26, 1893 into a peasant family. The leader of the Chinese people, a Marxist, the main founder and leader of the Communist Party of China, the Chinese People's Liberation Army and the People's Republic of China, a poet, a calligrapher.

China has been guided to embark on the path of socialist development and the basic socialist system has been established. Regarded as one of the most important figures in modern world history, Time magazine also named him one of the 100 most influential people of the 20th century.