What is the original text of Su Dongpo's Flowers on the Stranger?

Flowers on strangers

Su Dongpo in Song Dynasty

An all-consuming love butterfly flies, and Jiangshan is still a past tense. After several dying struggles, Long Ge, a wandering girl, slowly returned. There are countless flowers all over the mountains, and passers-by are scrambling to see the emerald green. If you want to stay in the light, you are more afraid of teaching slowly. When I was alive, I was a rich grass head, and I was always behind. I delayed your trip to Lu, so I will go home slowly.

About the author: Su Shi (1037,65438+10.8-165438+24.8,0) is known as "Dongpo lay man" by the world. Han nationality, from Luancheng, Meizhou (now Meishan, Sichuan, Meishan City, Northern Song Dynasty). A famous writer, painter, poet and gourmet in the Northern Song Dynasty, one of the eight great poets in the Tang and Song Dynasties, and a representative of the unrestrained poets. His poetry, ci, fu and prose all have high achievements, and he is good at calligraphy and painting. He is a rare all-rounder in the history of literature and art in China, and he is also recognized as one of the most outstanding literary and artistic attainments in the history of China for thousands of years. His prose and Ouyang Xiu are called Ou Su; Poetry and Huang Tingjian are also called Su Huang; Ci and Xin Qiji are collectively called Su Xin; Calligraphy is listed as one of the four great calligraphers in the Northern Song Dynasty: Su, Huang, Mi and Cai. His paintings started the Huzhou School of Painting.

Appreciation: These three poems all run through the historical sadness of "Jiangshan is still a thing of the past", and turn sadness into the lyrical tone of the author. Although the theme of the poem is the anecdote "Princess wuyue must return to Lin 'an every year", it expresses the ups and downs of the wuyue dynasty in a tortuous way, with nostalgia and historical nature. In the poem, I feel the wealth and prosperity of the world, fleeting clouds such as grass dew and fleeting flowers. All the splendor before death, like dew on the grass in the morning, will soon disappear; A good reputation left after death, like flowers on the road, will soon wither. Folk songs used to be "full of thoughts, which sounded sad". Su Shi's Flowers on the Stranger not only retains the basic content, form and simple and natural style of folk songs, but also appears elegant, meaningful and poetic. Reduplicated words, such as "drooping", "slowly", "opening" and "slowness", are often used in poetry, which not only accurately describe the modality of the characters, but also increase the sense of rhythm and musical beauty.