This sentence comes from a famous poem written by Xin Qiji, a poet in the Southern Song Dynasty, "Ugly Second Uncle Bo Shan's Daozhong Pen". This word was written by Xin Qiji in the quiet Daihu Lake in Xinzhou after he was dismissed from office.
Looking back on my childhood, I don't know how to be sad. I set out "now" to deeply understand the taste of sadness, but I can't say it, and write two completely different changes in my thoughts and feelings.
The Ugly Girl's Book Bo Shan's Writing in the Road is a poem by Xin Qiji, a poet in the Song Dynasty. This word is full of sadness. The first film depicts a teenager who is inexperienced but pretends to be deep. The second movie is about a depression full of sadness but nowhere to talk. Through the comparison between "juvenile" and "present", the author's pain of being suppressed, excluded and unable to serve the country is expressed. The whole word highlights a word "worry" as a clue throughout the whole article, with ingenious conception, sincere and euphemistic feelings, shallow meaning and endless aftertaste.
Creation background
This poem was written when Xin Qiji was impeached and left his post and lived in Shangrao with a lake. The specific writing time was between the eighth year of Xichun in Song Xiaozong (1 18 1) and the fourteenth year of Xichun (1 187). Xin Qiji often visited Boshan during his stay at the lakeside. Boshan has beautiful scenery, but he is not interested in enjoying it. Seeing more and more national affairs, I can't do anything about it, and I can't get rid of my worries. So I wrote this sentence on a wall of Boshan Road.