Fourth place: Chen Ziang.
He was a flood shooter in Zizhou of the Tang Dynasty. He began to practice martial arts at an early age and dreamed of becoming a knight-errant. He is quite good at fencing. At the age of seventeen, he accidentally hurt others with his sword, and he was very sad. From then on, he abandoned the martial arts and became a writer. Because of his extraordinary IQ, Chen Ziang was admitted to Jinshi in just a few years, and his talent was appreciated by Wu Zetian, who was appointed as the right gleaning.
Because he offended the emperor, he was once jailed, and later came to frontier fortress to join the army, which made him useful. However, the good times did not last long. He was framed and imprisoned for offending the powerful minister Wu Sansi, and finally died in prison. Chen Ziang has preserved more than 65,438,000 poems, among which there is an almost unknown poem written on the Youzhou rostrum: "Where were those lost times before me?" Behind me, where are the future generations? . I think of heaven and earth, there is no limit, there is no end, I am alone, and my tears fall. "
Third place: Lu You
Lu You, who was born at the end of the Northern Song Dynasty, has the feelings of worrying about the country and the people, and is bent on killing the enemy and serving the country and recovering the city ravaged by the nomadic war. During the reign of Song Gaozong, Lu You went to Beijing to take the exam, ranking first. However, with the intervention of Qin Gui, he failed to become the first. It was not until Song Xiaozong ascended the throne that Lu You was admitted to Jinshi. Because he is a staunch hawk, he is excluded by the pacifists and his career is very bumpy.
Later, Lu You abandoned literature to join the army and began his military career. He personally went to the anti-gold front and prepared to go to the battlefield to kill the enemy. However, the court was bent on peace, and his wish came to nothing. Lu You wrote nearly ten thousand poems in his life, many of which are famous, but his military ability is also very strong, but he was born at an inopportune time.
Second place: Li Bai
Speaking of the great poets in ancient times, the immortal poet Li Bai is a heavyweight, and almost everyone has read or heard his poems. Among many poets in the prosperous Tang Dynasty, some were good at the five elements and some were good at the seven verses, while Li Bai reached the peak in both aspects, and few people could match him. When Li Bai was most proud, he was highly valued by Emperor Xuanzong of the Tang Dynasty. He could make Gao Lishi take off his boots and let Yang Guifei grind ink for him.
As we all know, Li Bai is not only a great talent, but also a great swordsman. If he fights one-on-one, most people are no match for him, and seven or eight gangsters may not be able to get close to him. In the poem "Chivalry", there are a few words that are very domineering and so far exciting: "Ten steps to kill one person, a thousand miles to stay. I brushed my clothes and hid in my name. "
First place: Xin Qiji
As a famous genius in the Southern Song Dynasty, Xin Qiji left many well-known works, such as "looking for him in the crowd for thousands of Baidu, suddenly looking back, people are there, the lights are dim", "ugly slaves, books and mountains are in the middle of the wall" and "teenagers don't know the taste of sorrow and fall in love with stories. Falling in love with the floor and saying "worry about adding new words" are old sayings. "
Little known is that Xin Qiji has been determined to restore the Central Plains since he was a child, and he has developed an excellent martial arts. At the age of 22, when he learned that the general of the Southern Song Dynasty was killed by the traitor Zhang Anguo, Xin Qiji entered Zhang Anguo's military camp with more than 50 people without saying anything. This was a barbaric attack, and tens of thousands of enemy troops were instantly stunned, watching Xin Qiji capture Zhang Anguo alive. This alone is enough to see Xin Qiji's extraordinary strength and super courage.