From Baike: the sadness of the ruler (or ministers) of Kuai country after he was forced to abdicate. (The character is read in modern Chinese as Gui, but the Baike entry glosses it as Kuai.) Kuai is in modern day Henan province, and was conquered by Zheng country.
It is satirically showing how the ruler lives in luxury, living leisurely even in the last days.
Also baike calls out that this doesn't use the bixing technique.
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Re: 檜風 - Odes Of Gui; 146. 羔裘 - Gao Qiu
Date: 2021-03-14 05:02 pm (UTC)It is satirically showing how the ruler lives in luxury, living leisurely even in the last days.
Also baike calls out that this doesn't use the bixing technique.