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华阳真逸顾况的一生行迹 / The Life Journey of Gu Kuang, the Laughing Daoist of Mount Mao

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顾况的一生行迹(727-820)

顾况(约727-约820),字逋翁,号华阳真逸,苏州(一说海盐)人,中唐诗人、画家。至德二载进士,曾任韩滉幕判官,入朝为著作郎,因诙谐傲世得罪权贵,贬饶州司户,晚年归隐茅山修道,以高寿终。其诗清奇骏发,兼有"红叶题诗"的风流佳话传世。

苏州(727) · 江南才子

唐玄宗开元十五年(727年),顾况出生于苏州(一说海盐)一个江南士族之家。他自幼颖悟过人,博览经史,吴中的湖光山色与吴歌清音浸润了他的才情,养成了落拓不羁、诙谐傲世的名士气质。

《渔父》
新妇矶边月明,女儿浦口潮平
沙头鹭宿鱼惊

洛阳(750) · 两京游宦

唐玄宗天宝九载(750年)前后,青年顾况东游洛阳。一日他漫步宫苑之外的御沟边,拾得一片随水漂出的红叶,叶上竟题有宫女的诗句,顾况感慨之下和诗一首题于叶上,投入御沟上游,成就了中国文学史上最浪漫的"红叶题诗"佳话。

《叶上题诗从苑中流出》
花落深宫莺亦悲,上阳宫女断肠时
帝城不禁东流水,叶上题诗欲寄谁

长安(757) · 两京游宦

唐肃宗至德二载(757年),而立之年的顾况进士及第。时逢安史之乱,两京初复,百废待兴,及第后的顾况并未立即授官,在长安、洛阳间游历数年,目睹战乱疮痍与豪门依旧的奢靡,写下《公子行》等讽刺名篇。

《公子行》
轻薄儿,面如玉,紫陌春风缠马足
双镫悬金缕鹘飞,长衫刺雪生犀束

润州(京口)(775) · 幕府江南

唐代宗大历十年(775年)前后,顾况入镇海军节度使韩滉幕府为判官,随府治驻于润州(今江苏镇江京口)。他协助处理军政文牍,公务之余遍访江南山水农家,写下清新别致的六言绝句《过山农家》。

《过山农家》
板桥人渡泉声,茅檐日午鸡鸣
莫嗔焙茶烟暗,却喜晒谷天晴

长安(著作郎)(789) · 长安朝官

唐德宗贞元五年(789年),顾况经李泌、柳浑荐引入朝,授校书郎,迁著作佐郎、著作郎,掌修国史碑志。居长安期间,他以一首《宫词》写尽深宫寂寥,传唱宫闱内外,与王建《宫词》百首先后辉映。

《宫词》
玉楼天半起笙歌,风送宫嫔笑语和
月殿影开闻夜漏,水晶帘卷近秋河

饶州(794) · 长安朝官

唐德宗贞元十年(794年)前后,顾况因天性傲兀、作诗嘲谑权贵,为朝臣所忌,被贬为饶州司户参军(今江西鄱阳)。离京之际故交零落,他携琴书南下,在鄱阳湖畔的贬所一住数年,诗酒自遣。

《听角思归》
故园黄叶满青苔,梦后城头晓角哀
此夜断肠人不见,起看残月影徘徊

茅山(800) · 茅山归隐

唐德宗贞元十六年(800年)前后,年逾古稀的顾况辞官归隐,入茅山(今江苏句容与金坛交界)修道,自号"华阳真逸",布衣黄冠,炼丹采药,与山僧道侣往来酬唱,彻底告别了扰攘的红尘。

《山中赠客》
山中好处无人别,涧梅伪作山中雪
野客相逢夜不眠,山中童子烧松节

茅山(长逝)(820) · 茅山归隐

唐宪宗元和十五年(820年)前后,顾况卒于茅山,享年约九十四岁。他晚年仙风道骨,传说尸解而去,葬后家人启棺唯见衣履,遂被载入仙传。有唐一代诗人中,年寿之高者罕有其匹。

《悲歌六首·其一》
边城路,今人犁田昔人墓
岸上沙,昔日江水今人家

The Life Journey of Gu Kuang, the Laughing Daoist of Mount Mao

Gu Kuang (c. 727-c. 820), styled Pugong, the 'True Wanderer of Huayang,' was the wit of the Wu school — poet, painter, and scourge of the mighty. He picked a palace lady's poem off a red leaf in the imperial gutter and answered it; mocked his way from the Directorate of Books into exile at Raozhou; and ended a Daoist in the Maoshan hills, dying — so the legend says — by transformation, at ninety-four.

Timeline of the Journey

  • 727 · 苏州 — Born in Suzhou (or Haiyan), Wu's lakes and songs in his ears; brilliant early, and untamable from the first.
  • 750 · 洛阳 — By the palace gutter at Luoyang he found a red leaf with a woman's verse afloat on it — and floated his answer upstream: China's great 'poem on a leaf' romance is his.
  • 757 · 长安 — Jinshi in the first year after the capitals fell; waiting years for office, he watched 'the young lords in light furs' ride past the ruins — and wrote 'Song of the Young Lords.'
  • 775 · 润州 — In Han Huang's Zhenhai staff at Jingkou, the military clerk's year; 'above the peaks the sun is warm, the sky clean' — the mountain farmhouse in six perfect words.
  • 789 · 长安 — Editor and Director of the Palace Library under Li Bi's protection; his 'Palace Song' crossed the walls of the women's quarters — all Chang'an sang it.
  • 794 · 饶州 — One satire too many: demoted to account-clerk at Raozhou on Lake Poyang, 'the horn sounds, and I think of going home.'
  • 800 · 茅山 — Past seventy he quit the world for Mount Mao: yellow cap, elixirs, herb-gathering, monks and immortals for company.
  • 820 · 茅山 — Died — or 'was released from the corpse': when the coffin was opened, only his cap and shoes remained. No Tang poet outlived that age.

'In the city who does not speak of his verses? — they red like the maple leaves.' A red leaf, a palace song, a laugh at the powerful, a mountain: Gu Kuang made a whole legend of one long, unbowed life.

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