Lu Zhaolin's life experience is full of hardships, but he has always been known for his optimistic, enterprising, and bold nature. Although he has been a minor official all his life, and his physical condition has always been poor, and he has been plagued by illness, but under the double blow of body and mind, his poetry has no decadence.
His "Yuan Ri Shuhuai" is the best proof: "There is no middle rank in the Zhengshi, and there are foreign ministers in the cultivation. People sing small years of wine, flowers dance Tang Chun. The grass is maze and the scenery is moving. May it be like this for a long time, and the phenology will be new every year. ”
From this, we can see that Lu Zhaolin still maintains a heroic spirit in the face of setbacks, and his poetry is full of atmosphere, which fully reflects the optimistic, enterprising, and bold nature of the Tang Dynasty people.
His experience tells us that the experience of life does affect the mood and feelings of the creator, but in the face of difficulties, we should face it with a positive attitude, maintain an optimistic, enterprising, and bold attitude, and never change our heroic spirit no matter what setbacks we encounter.
This is a poem that expresses one's emotions on the occasion of the Spring Festival. The Spring Festival is the most important festival of the Chinese nation, however, when Lu Zhaolin wrote this poem, his life was suffering an unprecedented setback.
His career was not smooth, he had not been promoted for a long time, and his physical condition was not good, so he could only choose to resign and go into hiding. However, even in such a predicament, his poems are still full of vitality, depicting the myriad atmospheres of the prosperous era of the Tang Dynasty.
The first two sentences of the poem, "Zheng Shi has no middle rank, and there are foreign ministers who return to farming" reveal Lu Zhaolin's predicament at this time. Among them, "Zheng" refers to the fact that ancient people had to perform divination to determine good luck and evil before becoming officials.
"Middle rank" refers to a medium-level official position. Lu Zhaolin thought that his fate was destined to not reach the middle official position, and he could only mix in the lower **, so he chose to give up his official position, live in seclusion in the countryside, and became a hermit.
This should have been the starting point of pain, but the next two sentences are as bright as pearls, forever recorded in the annals of history: the family banquet is drunk, and the flowers are full of spring. These two lines of poetry seem ordinary, but they are full of deep emotion: the family gathers at home to celebrate the arrival of the Spring Festival, flowers are in full bloom, and they are full of joy.
These two poems not only depict the happiness of the family, but also convey this joy to the entire Tang Dynasty. In the poet's heart, although his life is full of setbacks, it is not a kind of luck to be in the energetic Tang Dynasty.
No matter how difficult it is, he will stick to his love for the motherland and his blessings to Datang.
Who would have thought that these energetic poems did not come from the smooth sailing Wang Wei, nor from the former prime minister Zhang Jiuling, let alone the royal literati Song Zhiwen, but from the Lu Zhaolin, who was suffering physically and mentally and was in deep trouble?
The poet skillfully sublimates this emotion. "The grass is misty and the scenery is moving" superficially describes the beautiful scenery of his own home, which makes nearby relatives and friends also immersed in it.
But in fact, the poet quietly praised the peace and prosperity of the Tang Dynasty, and expressed his pride and pride as a Tang Dynasty with the brushstrokes of fiction and reality.
At the end of the poem of the New Year, Lu Zhaolin sent out his blessing: "May it be like this for a long time, and the phenology will be new every year." This not only reflects his optimism, but also shows his deep patriotic feelings.
He didn't care about the size of his official position, and only hoped that the motherland would become stronger and stronger and remain heroic forever. Although Lu Zhaolin's life experience was full of ups and downs, and he even chose to commit suicide by throwing himself into the water, his patriotic enthusiasm and self-confidence in the country will forever be engraved in the pages of history.
His strength may not be enough, but his love for the motherland is enough to touch everyone.