Xu Jie: The fourth day of the first month of September rhymes with the word Ran

Go to the carrier brigade, look at the sages for thousands of miles.

This evening's good swallow meeting, the situation is before the festival.

The cool breeze days have been long, and the years have moved.

In the spring, chrysanthemums are planted, and autumn flowers fill the hedges.

Harvest is not profitable, pan-pi clear spring.

Pleasure is not easy to get, and the poor can donate.

But when you travel from Er, chant Oh Si Taoran.

Note: Rhyme poetry is a relatively advanced poetry creation activity, generally according to the number of participants to choose a sentence or two of the same number of words or conjunctions, each person recognizes a word they like to use as a rhyme foot, the word received is also called rhyme.

Xu Jie (1162-1214) was a Native of Yongjia, Zhejiang. Together with Xu Zhao (Zi Linghui), Weng Chuan (Zi Ling Shu), and Zhao Shixiu (号靈秀), they are collectively known as the "Four Spirits of Yongjia" on the altar of Nanzong poetry.

Xu Jie was born in Shaoxing in the 32nd year. In June of that year, Emperor Gaozong, who had reigned for thirty-six years, used the excuse of "tired diligence" to take the throne and his heir Zhao Xuan as filial piety.

Zhao Zhuo was the first emperor of the Southern Song Dynasty, the ninth son of Emperor Huizong of Song, the younger brother of Emperor Qinzong of Song, and the sixth grandson of Emperor Taizong of Song, Zhao Guangyi, and was created the Prince of Kang. During the Jing Kang Revolution, the Second Emperor Hui Qin was taken north, and Zhao Zhuo took the throne in Nanjing, changed yuan jianyan, and established the Southern Song Dynasty. In February of the third year of Jianyan, the Jin soldiers swept south again, at this time Zhao Zhuo was having fun in the Yangzhou Palace in the daytime, and the eunuch hurried to report the news of the sudden arrival of the Jin soldiers, and Zhao Zhuo was frightened like a thunderbolt in the head, leaving behind the problem of impotence, and never gave birth to a man and a half woman. He had a son when he was young, but he also died prematurely. Zhao Xuan,whose original name was Bo Chun (伯琮), was the seventh grandson of Emperor Taizong Zhao Kuangyin. There is a legend that one day Taizu Zhao Kuangyin dreamed of Zhao Shuo, saying that since your ancestor Zhao Guangyi plotted to usurp power and seize my throne for a long time, it has been a long time since the world has fallen, and it is time to return my throne. Therefore, Zhao Shuo succeeded Taizu's grandson as his adopted son, and eventually the Throne of the Song Dynasty returned to the hands of the descendants of Taizu's lineage. During his reign of thirty-four years, Zhao Zhuo mainly did four things, one was to flee south to the side of Peace, the second was to abandon the land, Nagong, and Negotiate peace, the third was to regulate the main war, the main and the two factions, and the fourth was to appoint the most notorious traitor in history, Qin Ju, and let him die. After Zhao Shuo abdicated the throne, he served as emperor Taishang for another twenty-five years, restraining Emperor Xiaozong. He lived until he was eighty-one years old.

This year, Xin abandoned the disease and crossed the river. The year before, Xin abandoned the disease and led more than a thousand self-recruited soldiers to join Geng Jing's rebel army. In the first month of that year, Xin Abandoned Disease crossed the river according to Geng Jing's orders and returned to Song. Emperor Gaozong personally summoned him, conferred on him an official position, and summoned Geng Jing to return with the envoy Da Yin.

In June of that year, Emperor Xiaozong, who had just ascended the throne, immediately summoned Zhang Jun, the leader of the main war faction, to be crowned the Duke of Wei, and appointed jianghuai as an envoy to start planning the Northern Expedition.

In July of that year, Emperor Xiaozong, in order to resist the Famous General Yue Fei Zhaoxue, posthumously restored the official, and confiscated the property, and found that only 9,000 taels of money had been confiscated from the Yue family.

In this year, Lu You was thirty-eight years old and served as an editor in the Privy Council, and the imperial court gave him the birth of a jinshi. In fact, Lu You had twice participated in the jinshi scientific expedition, but he was directly obstructed by Qin Juniper and was deposed, and even his career was always hindered by Qin Juniper, until after Qin Juniper's death in 1155, Lu You was able to enter the Army.