Ye Jiaying said that Ruan Ji chanted Huai Poetry

Ruan Ji is a poet in the era of Zhengshi literature after Jian'an literature in the history of Chinese literature. Among the 87 poems handed down by him, 85 are titled "Yong Huai", which is a tragic portrayal of a poet in troubled times. At that time, at the turn of the Wei and Jin Dynasties, a group of literati in the society looked dissolute, unrestrained, unrestrained, and disobedient from the outside, but deep down in their hearts there was inner sorrow and pain. Ruan Ji's poems have far-reaching sustenance, but his ambition is unrestrained, indulgent, subtle, hidden, and profound. When there is no one to complain about the pain, he expresses the chaotic and miserable inner feelings in poetry. Mr. Ye Jiaying interpreted Ruan Ji's seventeen poems on Huaihua in a delicate and profound way.