Reading Zhang Yanghao's words, the meaning is far-reaching, the more you read the more flavorful, naturally want to understand him as a person.
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" data-track="2" > its person</h1>
Zhang Yanghao (1270–1329), a native of Jinan, was a politician and writer of the Yuan Dynasty. At the age of nineteen (1288), he composed "Baiyun Loufu", which became famous for a while, and was recommended by Jiao Sui (Shandong According to the Envoy) to do Dongping Xuezheng and started his career journey.
He was demoted to a commoner (1310) because of his complaints, and in 1315 he returned as a rebbe attendant to preside over the first imperial examination of the dynasty. After resigning from the official, Zeng Qiqi could not be hired.
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" data-track="5" > patriotic</h1>
"Hillside Sheep Tong Cares for The Ancient" is Zhang Yanghao's representative work. He wrote in his poem: "The peaks are like gathering, the waves are like anger, and the mountains and rivers are on the surface of the Tongguan Road." Looking at Xidu, I hesitated. ”
From the poem, it can be found that the poet loves the mountains and rivers of the motherland and loves his country. But why do you still issue such an exclamation as "looking at the West, hesitating"? It can be seen that the appearance of the country at that time was far from the beautiful yearning in the poet's heart! And the poet himself has a weak heart, a single shadow, and can only look at himself and sigh.
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" data-track="8" > aiming for the people</h1>
Then the poet wrote: "Sadly, the Qin and Han dynasties have made soil in the palace. Rise, the people suffer; death, the people suffer. The former "palaces and thousands of rooms" have all turned into ashes and mud, and those are the blood and sweat of the people! However, no one can cherish it.
The poet knows that whether it rises or falls, the people are bitter. Wars, famines, plagues and political corruption, and the exploitation of rulers all plunge ordinary people into the abyss of misery.
This is Zhang Yanghao, who does not sway in wealth, does not trample on poverty, and does not sway in might. Whoever keeps the people in his heart, his name must be engraved in the hearts of the people.