Wang Wei was a famous poet in the Tang Dynasty, known as the "Poetry Buddha". Wang Wei was famous at a young age, good at poetry and painting, and also had certain attainments in music. Even for such a talented man, his journey in the world was not smooth sailing, but a mixture of joy and sorrow. He became the number one scholar at a young age, but his official career was not smooth and he was rejected by others. In the end, Wang Wei saw through the official life and placed his affection on the pastoral life in the mountains and rivers.

Wang Wei's family is a well-known family in the local area. His grandfather Wang Zhou was a famous court music official at the time and knew a lot about music theory. His mother is good at painting, and his father is good at writing poetry and articles. Wang Wei grew up in such an environment and received guidance from his grandfather and parents, becoming a versatile young man. When he was fifteen years old, Wang Wei wrote a poem called Four Poems for a Young Man, which is divided into four parts. At this time, he was already well known and had quite a reputation. Wang Wei, who was successful in the officialdom, would also miss his parents and relatives like ordinary people, hence the masterpiece "Remembering Shandong Brothers on September 9th". ?Alone as a stranger in a foreign land, I miss my family even more during the festive season. I know from afar that when my brothers climbed to a high place, there was only one less person planting dogwood trees. ?This poem is recited and appreciated by today's students.

The young and promising Wang Wei was at home in the officialdom. After winning the title of No. 1 Scholar, he became a sensation both inside and outside the capital. He was also named Tai Le Cheng, in charge of the music and etiquette matters in the palace. . Wang Wei once privately watched an actor dancing the yellow lion. He committed the crime of disrespect and was demoted by the emperor to a warehouse manager in Jeju. From then on, Wang Wei's official career became increasingly unsatisfactory. Finally, Wang Wei resigned and returned to his hometown to reunite with his relatives.

Wang Wei was not only unhappy in his official career, but also couldn't do what he wanted in his family affairs. Wang Wei's wife had a difficult delivery, and both the child and his wife left Wang Wei. Wang Wei suffered a huge emotional blow and did not want to marry anyone else. Instead, he played alone in the mountains and rivers.

While Wang Wei was traveling around the mountains and rivers, Zhang Jiuling became the prime minister of the dynasty. Zhang Jiuling admired Wang Wei very much, brought Wang Wei into the officialdom again, and promoted him through the ranks. Then Zhang Jiuling lost the emperor's trust, and Wang Wei was demoted to the border area. Wang Wei once again lost his former glory. When he was driving at the border, he had a lot of thoughts and wrote the famous poem "Envoy to the Fortress". After staying at the border for several years, Wang Wei was transferred back to Chang'an. At this time, Wang Wei was already disillusioned and did not pursue the glory of officialdom, but liked to travel in the mountains, rivers and countryside. Finally, Wang Wei passed away in his hometown. Wang Wei's life has been full of ups and downs, and he has tasted all the joys and sorrows of the world.