The rise and fall of the imperial industry is heavy, and the romantic wanderer said that there is no trace, and he wants to die and see Yang, and he does not want to return to Six Dragons. What does t

The rise and fall of the imperial industry is heavy, and the romantic wanderer said that there is no trace, and he wants to die and see Yang, and he does not want to return to Six Dragons. What does this poem mean? Who can tell me? It's the poem "The Tomb of Emperor Yang". Literally translated, it means that the achievements of emperors can be passed down from generation to generation, and only the remnants of the old days still have the charm of that year. I just want to die in Yangzhou and watch the moonlight here every day, instead of sitting in the car of the Emperor and leaving alive.

This is the author's point of view. Emperor Yang Di dug the Grand Canal for entertainment, and corruption led to the decline of imperial industry.