犹忆当年草上飞,铁衣脱尽挂僧衣。天津桥上无人识,独凭栏干看落晖。相传,这是唐末农民大起义领袖黄巢,在起义失败后剃发入佛而逃脱追捕,后至洛阳题的一首诗。也正因为这首来源不清、寓意不明的诗,多少年来引起了人们对这位农民英雄最后结局的兴趣和探讨。 Still remember that year, grass fly, iron clothes hung hanging monk. No one knows the bridge in Tianjin, alone with the bar to see off Hui. According to legend, this is a poem by Huang Chao, a leader of the far-away peasant uprising in the late Tang Dynasty, who shaved hair into the Buddha and escaped after the failure of the uprising. Precisely because of the unclear sources and the implied meaning of poems, how many years have aroused people’s interest and discussion about the final outcome of this peasant hero.