The luminous cup of grape wine reminds you immediately if you want to drink Pipa. Don't laugh when you are lying drunk on the battlefield. How many people have fought in ancient times. This poem describes the scene of soldiers on the battlefield toasting and drinking freely. It uses music to describe sadness, and music to contrast sadness. Of course, sadness does not mean sad, but tragic. It expresses the author's praise and admiration for the soldiers on the battlefield who regard death as their own, bold and unrestrained. Show the generous and cheerful character of the soldiers. Just when everyone was "wanting to drink", the band played the pipa and the banquet began. The rapid and cheerful melody seemed to urge the soldiers to raise their glasses and drink, making the already warm atmosphere suddenly boil. This poem changes the usual syllables of the seven-character sentence and adopts the syntax of two up and five down, which further enhances its appeal. The word "urge" here, some people say, is to urge to start, which seems to be difficult to connect with the following. Some people interpret it as: no matter how much you urge, you should still drink as usual. This is also not in line with the heroic and cheerful mental state of the soldiers. The word "horse" often reminds people of "set off". In fact, among the barbarians in the Western Regions, the pipa was originally played on horseback. "The pipa will be heard soon" is intended to exaggerate a scene of joyful feasting. The third and fourth lines of the poem are about drinking and drinking at the banquet. In the past, some people thought that these two sentences were "broad and open-minded, and they felt doubly sad." Others said: "I pretended to talk about drinking heavily, but I was extremely sad." Although the words are different, they are all inseparable from the word "sad". Later, words such as gloomy, sad, sentimental, anti-war, etc. were used to summarize the thoughts and feelings of this poem, based on three or four sentences, especially the last sentence. "How many people have fought in ancient times" is obviously an exaggeration. Shi Buhua in the Qing Dynasty said these two lines of poetry: "If you make a sad statement, it will be easy to read, if you make a joke, it will be wonderful to read. It is up to the scholar to understand." ("Xian Maid's Poems") This sentence is quite inspiring to us. Why is it that "sad words are easy to read"? Because it is not advocating the horror of war, nor is it expressing distaste for military life, nor is it lamenting the loss of life. Let's go back and look at the scene of the banquet: Listening to the cheerful and exciting sound of pipa, the soldiers were really in high spirits. After a while of drinking, they became slightly tipsy. Maybe someone wanted to put the cup away. At this time, someone in the audience shouted: What are you afraid of? Just get drunk. Even if you are lying drunk on the battlefield, please don't laugh. "How many people have fought in ancient times?" Aren't we already ignoring life and death? Already? It can be seen that these three and four sentences are just words to persuade people to drink during the banquet, and they are not sad. Although they are a bit "joking", they also find the most "reason" for getting drunk with the most environmental and character characteristics. ". "Lying drunk on the battlefield" not only shows bold, cheerful and excited feelings, but also the courage to face death, which is consistent with the warm atmosphere displayed by the luxurious banquet. This is a joyful feast, and the scene and artistic conception are definitely not just one or two people drinking and drinking to drown their sorrows. The emotions reflected in its bright language and ups and downs of rhythm are unrestrained and fanatical; it gives people an artistic charm of excitement and yearning, which is the characteristic of frontier poems in the prosperous Tang Dynasty. This poem has been recited by people for thousands of years.