Commonplace allusions:
Liu Yuxi, a famous poet of the Tang Dynasty, entered the priesthood in the middle of the ninth year of the Zhenyuan Dynasty, served as an inspector of imperial history, and was later demoted to the title of Assassin of Hezhou because of his failure to participate in Wang Shuwen's political reforms, and in his later years he was moved to the crown prince.
When Liu Yuxi unloaded he and returned to the Capital Division, Sikong Li Shen, admiring Liu Yuxi's talents, specially set up a family banquet to entertain him. During the banquet, Li Shen ordered the kabuki to perform to help entertain.
Liu Yuxi admired the beautiful dancing posture and pleasant singing, drank aromatic and mellow wine, and thought of his political ups and downs and the bitter career of being an official abroad for more than 20 years, and he could not help but sigh with emotion. So he wrote a poem on the spot and gave it to the squire. The poem is: Gao Gong Yun Gui (huan) official dress, spring wind a song "Du Wei Niang". It is common to see idle things, and cut off the Jiangnan thorn history intestine.
Li Shen was accustomed to seeing such a luxurious scene, and naturally felt very normal; but for a clean and honest Jiangnan thorn history like me, it was a rare sight, which made me how not to sigh and break my intestines!
"Commonplace" is derived from the "commonplace and idle things" in the story. (Liu Yuxi's poems in the historical classic "Benshi Poetry and Emotions")
Liu Yuxi (772–842), courtesy name Mengde, was born in Luoyang, Henan, and was born in Xingyang, Zhengzhou, Henan, and described himself as "home to Xingshang, from Luoyang", whose ancestor was Liu Sheng ,the Prince of Jing of Zhongshan (said to be a descendant of the Xiongnu). During the Tang Dynasty, ministers, writers, and philosophers were known as "poets".
In the ninth year of the Zhenyuan Dynasty (793), Liu Yuxi entered the army and was first appointed as the prince's school secretary, moved to Huainan to join the army, and later entered the Shogunate of Du You, which won Du You's trust and respect. Du You entered the dynasty as a chancellor, and Liu Yuxi also moved to supervise the imperial history. In the last year of zhenyuan, he joined the political group of "two kings and eight simas" headed by the crown prince Wang Shuwen. After Emperor Shunzong of Tang ascended the throne, Liu Yuxi participated in the "Yongzhen Reform". After the failure of innovation, it was repeatedly belittled. In the second year of Huichang (842), prince Qian's guest, died in Luoyang, died at the age of seventy-one, posthumously presented Hubu Shangshu, and was buried in Xingyang.
Liu Yuxi's poetry is excellent, and he is involved in a wide range of subjects, calling him "Liu Liu" with Liu Zongyuan, "Sanjie" with Wei Yingwu and Bai Juyi, and "Liu Bai" with Bai Juyi, leaving behind famous articles such as "Buried Room Ming", "Bamboo Branch Words", "Yang Willow Branch Words", "Wuyi Lane" and so on. Liu Yuxi's philosophical work "The Theory of Heaven" has three articles, which discuss the materiality of heaven and analyze the root causes of the "theory of mandate of heaven", and have materialist ideas. He is the author of "Liu Mengde Anthology" and "Liu Guest Collection".
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