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In 796 (the 12th year of Tang Zhenyuan), Meng Jiao, then 46 years old, went to Beijing for the third time to engage in scientific research at the behest of his mother, and eventually became a scholar. On the day of its release, Meng Jiao immediately wrote the first quick poem "After Graduation" in heaven.
This poem directly expresses his feelings at the beginning, detailing the difficulties and ideological embarrassment in the past life, which is not worth mentioning. It vividly depicts the poet's triumphant state and expresses his triumphant pride. The beauty of these two sentences lies in emotion and scenery, which vividly depicts the poet's proud scene of galloping on Chang 'an Road, which is full of spring flowers. According to the Tang system, the Jinshi exam was held in autumn, and the ranking was awarded in the spring of the following year. It can be seen that "Spring Breeze" and "Bloom at Once" are the actual situations.
2. The spring breeze is proud of horseshoe disease, and you can see all the Chang 'an flowers in one day, which means: riding proudly on the mighty spring breeze is like enjoying all the famous flowers in Beijing in one day. I rode my horse happily in the spring breeze. In one day, I showed the beauty and happy mood of Chang 'an. Among them, "Spring breeze is proud of horseshoe disease, and you can see all the Chang 'an flowers in one day" has become a famous sentence throughout the ages. ""Spring breeze "originally refers to the smug mood of the reader after the exam, but now it generally refers to the smug mood after things are done successfully and the goals are achieved.
It truly depicts the poet's pride after the exam. After graduating from high school, the poet Chang Anma felt that everything was infinitely beautiful, and even the beautiful flowers on the roadside had no intention to look closely. "See all the Chang 'an flowers in one day" seems to say that I enjoyed all the beautiful scenery in the world on this day, which made the heroic poem have a clear and light ending.
In this poem, the poet's feelings and scenery are intended to be essays, which not only vividly describe his complacency after high school, but also express his complacency, vividness and fluency, and have a unique charm. As a result, these two poems have become people's favorite famous sentences throughout the ages, and two idioms, "Proud of the Spring Breeze" and "Looking at the Flowers", have been derived and passed down to future generations.
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"After Graduation" is a four-line poem written by Meng Jiao, a poet in the Tang Dynasty, when he was a scholar in the 12th year of Zhenyuan (796). The first two sentences of this poem compare the author's frustrated situation in the past with his proud situation of gaining fame today, highlighting his boiling thoughts when he jumped into a new world today; The last two sentences say that he galloped triumphantly across the horse in the spring breeze, and saw the flowers in Chang 'an in one day, showing an extremely happy mood. The whole poem has a brisk rhythm, which is unique among Meng's poems.