Thirteen songs of South Park Li He Tang

Why don't the boys take Wu hooks and charge Guan Shan Fifty Prefectures.

Please go to ling yan pavilion for the time being, if a scholar is a ten thousand households?

Li He's poem "Thirteen Songs of The South Garden" is a group of miscellaneous poems written by the author when he was idle in the South Garden of his hometown after returning to Fuchang Changgu, and was composed between the eighth and eleventh years of Tang Xianzong and the eighth to the eleventh year of the Yuan Dynasty.

Li He was born in the sixth year of Emperor Dezong of Tang's reign, in a dilapidated aristocratic family in Changgu, Fuchang County, whose distant ancestor was Li Liang, the uncle of Tang Gaozu Li Yuan, who belonged to the distant branch of tang zong's family, and when Wu Zetian was in power, he killed a large number of Gaozu's descendants, and by the time of Li He's father, Li Jinsu, he was already far away from the world, and his family was lost in the middle of the road, and he was hidden in Changgu. During the three years of the Gregorian calendar, he had met his cousin Du Fu in public.

He was very intelligent, and at the age of seven he could write poetry and was also good at "disease books". It is rumored that Li He was seven years old in the twelfth year of the Yuan Dynasty. Han Yu and Huang Fu visited. Li Heyuan wrote a poem about Gao Xuan, and Han Yu and Huang Fu were shocked. Li He is famous for Jingluo.

Tang Xianzong Yuanhe two years old, Li He is about 18 years old, that is, poetry has far-reaching significance. In the third and fourth years, Li He wrote "Yanmen Tai Shou Xing", Han Yu, heard that Han Yu was in Luoyang, Li He.

He did not take the Jinshi exam and worked very hard for Li He. He wrote many angry poems and then returned to Canggu. Because of Li Tangzong's descendants, Han Yu also won the prize. In May and May of the same year, Li He returned to Chang'an. After tribal recommendation and evaluation, the father was an official and served as a priest.

From nine products. Since then, the "prison in Chang'an" has lasted for 3 years. During his 3 years as an official, Li He personally experienced many things. He assembled a group of like-minded friends who had a deep understanding of the social situation at that time. Although his personal life was unsatisfactory, he composed a series of poems that reflected reality and whipped darkness.

But it increased life experience, expanded the field of knowledge, and achieved a bountiful harvest in poetry creation. The so-called "deeply pierce the evils of the world, cut to the hidden of the world."

Due to the hopelessness of the transfer, the achievement of the name is not successful, and the grief and anger are deepening. Coupled with the illness of his wife, Li He was depressed and sick, and Yuan He returned to Changgu to recuperate for a period of time after falling ill in the spring of the eighth year. But he was not willing to sink, and he traveled south, hoping to show his talents in Southern Chu or Wuyue. The result is only to see that the officialdom is deceitful, the ordinary people are living in poverty, and they are powerless.

He decided to resign from his post as Feng Lilang and return to Changgu. After that, at the recommendation of Zhang Che of Luzhou, he served as a staff member for 3 years, serving as a clerk for the Army of Xi Shimei in the Zhaoyi Army, helping to work for the office.

In the eleventh year of Yuan He, due to the rampant separatist forces in the northern domain, Xi Shimei rebelled and went to Luoyang to recuperate, and his friend Zhang Che also withdrew back to Chang'an. Li He had no choice but to support his sick body and return to the former residence of Changgu to sort out the poems he had stored, and soon he died of illness at the age of twenty-seven.

Li He was a romantic poet of the Middle and Tang Dynasties, and together with Li Bai and Li Shangyin, he was known as the Three Lis of the Tang Dynasty. He is a representative of the transition period of poetry from the Middle Tang Dynasty to the late Tang Dynasty. Most of the poems he wrote lamented the untimeliness and inner bitterness, expressing the pursuit of ideals and ambitions; the cruel exploitation of the feudal towns, the eunuch dictatorship and the people at that time