Today, the twenty-ninth day of the lunar month, Chinese New Year's Eve, a traditional Chinese festival, also known as "year removal", means to divide the old age from this year, and replace it with a new year. Except, that is, to remove; sunset, refers to night. "Chinese New Year's Eve" is the meaning of the night of the year, also known as the big Chinese New Year's Eve, the Chinese New Year's Eve night, the night of the new night, etc.
Chinese New Year's Eve is of special significance in the hearts of the Chinese people, is the eve of the new year, and is an important time junction for getting rid of the old and welcoming the new. Therefore, on the occasion of this Chinese New Year's Eve, a Tang Dynasty poet Gao Shi's seven-word ancient poem "Except for the Night" was specially produced for book lovers to copy and study.
Except for night work
Don • Gao Shi
The hotel is cold and sleepless, and the guest's heart turns miserable.
Hometown tonight thinking of thousands of miles, frost sideburns Ming Dynasty another year.
Gao Shi (704–765), courtesy name Dafu, was a member of Bohai County, Cangzhou (present-day Jing County, Hebei). During the Tang Dynasty, he was a minister and poet of The Frontier, and the grandson of Andong Dugu Gao Kan. In 749, Jinshi and Di were conferred the title of Lieutenant of Qiu County. In 756, he escorted Tang Xuanzong into Chengdu and was promoted to the rank of doctor. He served as an envoy to Huainan jiedu to fight against the rebellion of Li Xuan, the Yong king. He fought against the Anshi rebels and rescued the siege of Suiyang, and successively served as the envoy of The Crown Prince Zhan Shi, Peng Shu Erzhou Assassin Shi, and Jiannan Dongchuan Jiedushi. Representative works include "Yan Song Xing", "Five Songs of Ji Men Xing", "Plugging Up", "Sai Xia Qu", "Ji Zhong Zuo", "Three Songs of Nine Songs", etc., praising the soldiers' pride in bravely serving the country and making meritorious achievements, and also writing about the hardships of their military life and their good wishes for peace, and exposing the arrogance and lavishness of the border generals, the unsatisfactory soldiers and the court's rewards and punishments, the helplessness of the border, and the feelings of worrying about the country and loving the people.
Chinese New Year's Eve night, the traditional custom is to get together as a family, but the Chinese New Year's Eve night in this poem is a different scene. It depicts the wandering son Chinese New Year's Eve night, still wandering outside, homesick, and lamenting the passage of time, expressing his thoughts about his relatives thousands of miles away and feeling the rapid passage of time.