Love, since ancient times, has been the main object of people's praise and singing. Although the purity and sacredness of love fascinate people, the entanglement and untenability of love make people crazy. "Asking what the world's love is, teaching life and death to agree" is the pain of lovesickness, the sorrow of drifting zero, and the resentment of love and not being able to do so. The love story in classical poetry is always so poignant and moving.
The "Qi Huai" that this article shares with you is a classic poem related to love. It was written by the Qing Dynasty poet Huang Jingren and is the fifteenth in Huang Jingren's poem "Sixteen Songs of Qihuai". Perhaps from the title of the poem, everyone will feel strange. However, when it comes to the famous sentence "It seems that this star is not last night, for whom the wind is shining in the middle of the night", I think everyone is very impressed.
It is said that Huang Jingren had a warm love experience with his cousin when he was young, but in the end it was only a wordless ending. Therefore, in the poem "Qi Huai", the more Huang Jingren recalls the sweetness of the original, the more the bitter reality makes him despair. However, from the perspective of the poem title "Qi Huai", a beautiful feeling, Huang Jingren does not want to solve it, but there is a kind of infatuation that "it is useless to think straight, and it is not to hinder the melancholy".
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A few times the flowers sat under the blowpipe, and the silver and red walls entered the distance.
It seems that this star is not last night, for whom the wind is shining in the middle of the night.
Lingering thoughts exhaust the cocoon, like a heartbreak peeled banana.
In March and May of three or five years, the poor cup of wine never disappeared.
First of all, the opening two sentences of the poem, "Several times the flowers sit under the blowpipe, and the silver and red walls look into the distance", which means that I have sat under the flowers many times to blow the pipes, and she and I are clearly separated by only one wall, but they are as far away and out of reach as the Milky Way in the sky. It can be seen that the resistance to the tragedy of Huang Jingren's love with each other is very large, and the despair of his love and inability is also obvious.
Then, the three or four sentences of the poem, "As if this star was not last night, for whom is the wind and dew to set up the middle night", which means that tonight's stars are no longer the stars of last night, and for whom do I stand in the wind and dew for a long time? Although the stars are originally heartless things, they are obviously placed by the poet here with emotions, that is, the stars of the past, recording the sweet memories of the poet, and today's stars can only witness the sadness and despair of the poet.
Therefore, immediately after that, there is a poem of "lingering thoughts and pulling out the cocoon, like turning the heart to peel off the banana", such a lingering and compassionate verse. The lingering emotions are like a cocoon that has been stripped, and the heart has long been like a banana that has been peeled off. These two poems are actually similar to Li Shangyin's "Spring silkworm to the end of the dead silk, wax torch into gray tears and begin to dry", both illustrate a desperate ending.
Finally, "in March and May of three or five years, the poor cup of wine has not disappeared", it is the poet who recalls the good memories of the past with her, but the glass of wine in his hand can no longer eliminate the sorrow in his heart. These two poems can't help but remind people of Li Qingzhao's "There is no way to eliminate this feeling, only to lower my eyebrows, but I am on my mind." Presumably, Huang Jingren's despair had already been deeply rooted in his heart.
Throughout this song "Qi Huai", there are only a few crosses, but it is as if watching a love movie, moved by the sweet memories that the protagonist cannot be discharged, and sad by the bitter reality of the protagonist. In short, "Qi Huai" is a very classic love poem of Huang Jingren, which can be described as a sentence from the heart, poignant and moving.
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