Western Jin Dynasty realist poet Zuo Si

Zuo Si literary scholar, in feudal society,

Zuo Si (c. 250-305), also spelled Taichong, was a native of Linzi, Qi. A famous literary scholar of the Western Jin Dynasty, his "Three Capitals" was praised at that time, resulting in "Luoyang paper expensive". Zuo Si was born in the cold door, although he had a high literary talent, but under the door valve system at that time, he repeatedly had no ambitions, so he had to express his ambitions and contempt for the magnates in his poems, and praise the purity of the hermit. Zuo Si composed the piano piece "Zhao Yin", which was included in the "Magical Secret Score", and quoted 2 of his poems of the same name in the solution.

In addition, "Autumn Moon Illumination Pavilion" and "Mountain SiYouren" are also considered to be his works, and these works are permeated with hidden thoughts. Zuo Si's works have five volumes in the old biography, and only two of them and 14 poems are given to those who survive today. The poems "Three Capitals" and "History of Wing" are his representative works.

History of Wing Chun

Lush bottom pine, away from the mountain seedlings.

With the diameter of the stem, shade this hundred feet.

The world is high, handsome and sinking.

The terrain makes it so, and it is not a dynasty.

Jin Zhang borrowed from the old business, and the horse chestnut sable.

Feng Gong was not great, and Bai Shou did not see the trick.

Zuo Si is in the farmhouse