Han Wei was the son of Li Shangyin's brother-in-law Han Zhan, who had been very intelligent since he was a child, and Li Yishan also praised him for his young Fengqing yu Lao Fengsheng. Han Wei was quick-witted and insightful, and was often appreciated by the princes and ministers.
Compared with his uncle Li Shangyin, Han Wei's career was much smoother, and he was not only promoted to Hanlin Bachelor, but also reused by the imperial court. What is shared below is that after the poet was summoned by the emperor, he proudly wrote a seven-law poem, using the code without a trace, and the talent is indeed extraordinary.
On June 17, the couplet was summoned, and the party returned to the hospital
Tang Dynasty: Han Wei
The summer curtain opens and spreads a strange fragrance, and the grace is deeply close to the dragon chapter.
Flowers should be common in the cave, and the heliotropic pot is specially long.
After sitting for a long time, he suddenly suspected the fight, and returned to fear the sea and sang.
Now sneering Dongfang Shuo, only to serve the Han Emperor with humor.
The poet was personally received by the emperor on a summer day, from tatsumi to Shenshi, that is, at seven or eight o'clock in the morning, to four or five o'clock in the afternoon, and then returned to his own palace. For so long, what exactly they were discussing, the emperor not only left him to eat, but the poet was very proud when he returned.
So to understand this poem, it is necessary to understand the background of its creation. Han Wei lived in the late Tang Dynasty, but the imperial family was weakened and the political power was sidelined, not only was there a division of princes everywhere, but there were also many eunuchs who controlled the government. Those members of the imperial court were naturally dissatisfied, so the two sides constantly engaged in open and secret struggle.
At that time, the prime minister was called Cui Yin, and this person was fierce and fierce, and he was also quite clever. He served as prime minister four times in the late Tang Dynasty, and his eunuch journey can be described as uncertain. The reason why he has been able to stand firm is because he secretly colluded with Zhu Quanzhong, the emperor, fearing his powerful power, but helpless.
But the emperor met with the eunuchs every day, and they could not stop the wind blowing in their ears all the time. Because Cui Yin hated these eunuchs so much that he had threatened to eliminate them all, the eunuchs looked at them in fear. Han Wei, who knew history and was a bystander Qing, felt that Cui Yin was a little too radical, so he persuaded him not to act arbitrarily, everything should be divided into two, and the other party ignored it.
The emperor understood Han Wei's proposition and ordered him to be summoned. Caizi expounded his views on the emperor, believing that the evil ones among the envoys were like a forest, but the law did not blame the people, and a few people who committed the most heinous crimes should be selected, their sins should be made clear, punished by the law, and then appease the rest.
The emperor listened to his words and felt very satisfied, so he said, "This matter is ultimately a case of the secretary of state." In other words, the emperor wanted Han Wei to take full responsibility for handling it. The poet was trusted by the emperor and overjoyed, and recited the poem halfway through.
The first couplet explained the time, place and reason for writing the poem, a cool summer day, the palace was wafting with strange fragrances, the poet was summoned by the emperor, and he felt that "grace was deep and deep". The Dragon Chapter, which originally refers to the Emperor's honor guard, here refers to the Dragon Face.
The poet then described the scenery in the palace, when it was a summer day and a hundred flowers were withering, but the courtyard of the deep palace was cool and fragrant. The poet even felt that the sun was gentle there, and the days seemed extraordinarily long. The heaven and earth in the pot, which originally refers to what Taoists call a fairyland, is a metaphor for the pleasant beauty of the palace.
The scenery is pleasant, but when summoned by the emperor, he is terrified, and the neck link expresses the poet's nervous mood. Although the emperor was kind and pleasant, the poet had to sit on his stomach for a long time, not only with a sore back, but also very anxious. He was worried that if he made Long Yan angry with any of his words, he would have to land on the ground. "Chak Criminal Fighting", using allusions, originally referred to the fact that You Xian rushed into the bullfighting star, and here it expresses that the poet is like sitting on a needle felt.
However, in the end, the poet replied like a stream, which made the emperor very satisfied, and he himself was also relieved. Leaving the palace, he breathed a long sigh of relief, but he felt that this day was so long, it was almost a feeling of vicissitudes.
Although Caizi experienced an extraordinary day, he was still in a good mood after he returned, and he could be summoned by the emperor in person, which was something that many people could not hope for, not to mention that he was also entrusted with heavy use. At this time, he suddenly remembered Dongfang Shuo, the great talent of the Western Han Dynasty, and the corners of his mouth could not help but float a proud smile.
Dongfang Shuo was once an official to the Taizhong Doctor, and he was often around Emperor Wu of Han with Mei Gao and Guo Sheren, but he only talked and laughed. Over time, Dongfang Shuo felt that he had not made the best use of it, so he wrote to the emperor and stated the plan of the peasant war frontier country, hoping that he could be reused.
Han Wei laughed at him for being rather witty, although the words stated were tens of thousands of words, and they were useless. This talented man of the late Tang Dynasty was indeed extraordinary, and even the famous Junjie of the Western Han Dynasty did not pay attention to it, which was worthy of people's praise!