Annotation translation of Cai Zhonglang's tomb

⑴ Tomb of Cai Zhonglang: Cai Zhonglang was a famous scholar Cai Yong in the late Eastern Han Dynasty, and was later called "Cai Zhonglang" because he was the commander in chief. According to Wu Dizhi, Cai Yong's tomb is located in Shangyi village of Piling (now Changzhou City, Jiangsu Province).

(2) disintegration: decline.

(3) "Smell and say" sentence: If you smell and say, you will still listen. After the body, Buddhism has the saying of "three", which means that people are reincarnated as "after death". According to Taiping Magnolia, on the day of Zhang Heng's death, Cai Yong's mother was just pregnant. Zhang and Cai Yong are very similar in talent and appearance, so people say that Cai Yong is the back of Zhang Heng. According to the legend, the poet here further speculated that since Cai Yong was Zhang Heng's back, Cai Yong should also have a back after his death.

(4) the past: the past; the past

5. "Don't throw" sentence: Cai Yong once admired RoyceWong and wanted to give him his books. The poet said this sentence because he felt sad that he was like Cai Yong without love today. Mental work refers to mental and physical strength. Poet: A person who is good at writing refers to a poet. In spring, this ancient tomb is full of wild flowers. I heard that Cai Zhonglang also has a back.

It is not as good as before to cherish talents now. Don't give up your talent as a poet.