Meng Haoran, whose real name is Haoran, is from Xiangyang, Guizhou. People who are less kind and righteous and willing to inspire trouble are hidden in Lumeng Mountain. At the age of forty, I went to

Meng Haoran, whose real name is Haoran, is from Xiangyang, Guizhou. People who are less kind and righteous and willing to inspire trouble are hidden in Lumeng Mountain. At the age of forty, I went to the capital. .......... The full text is translated as follows:

Meng Haoran was born in Xiangyang, Xiangzhou (now Xiangyang, Hubei). When I was a teenager, I advocated integrity and loyalty, and I liked to save people from danger, living in seclusion in Lumen Mountain. At the age of forty, I was studying in the capital. Once in imperial academy (the highest institution of learning in the imperial court), all the people in the hall sighed and admired him, and no one dared to compare with him. Both Zhang Jiuling and Wang Wei admire him. Wang Wei invited him into the internal department (Wang Wei's office) privately. After a while, Emperor Xuanzong of the Tang Dynasty came and Meng Haoran hid under the bed. Wang Wei told Tang Xuanzong the truth. The emperor said happily, "I have heard of this man, but I have never seen him." What are you afraid of hiding? " Order Meng Haoran to come out. When Tang Xuanzong asked about his poems, Meng Haoran bowed twice and recited his own poems. When he heard the sentence "I was exiled by a wise ruler because of my mistakes", the emperor said, "You didn't ask for an official position, and I didn't abandon you. Why did you set me up? " So let Meng Haoran go back. Interviewer (official name) Han Chaozong invited Meng Haoran to Beijing with him, with the intention of recommendation from the imperial court. It happened that an old friend from Meng Haoran's family came over for a drink. I am very happy. Someone said, "You have an agreement with Mr. Han." Meng Haoran rebuked him and said, "I've been drinking and I don't have time to take care of him!" " "I didn't go to the appointment at last. Han Chaozong was furious and came to say goodbye, but Meng Haoran still didn't go back on his word. Zhang Jiuling was appointed as the secretariat of Jingzhou and recruited into the shogunate, which was later revoked. At the end of Kaiyuan (the year of Emperor Xuanzong of Tang Dynasty), Meng Haoran died of back sores.