Two Poems on the Dyke is a set of frontier poems written by Wang Changling, a poet in the Tang Dynasty. The first poem, in ordinary language, sang a vigorous and open-minded theme, with a smooth momentum and in one go. With vigorous and powerful brushstrokes, the poet made a high artistic summary of the life in the frontier war at that time, and closely combined scenery, narration, lyricism and discussion, casting rich and complex thoughts and feelings in the poem, which made the artistic conception of the poem vigorous and far-reaching, both exciting and intriguing. The evaluation of Plug has always been very high. Li Panlong, a poet in the Ming Dynasty, even praised it as the masterpiece of the four-line quatrains in the Tang Dynasty, and the quatrains in the Tang Dynasty compiled by Yang Shen ranked first. The second poem describes the scene just after the end of a thrilling battle. It only takes a few strokes to vividly describe the heroism of the soldiers and the pride of the winners. The whole poem has rich artistic conception, high style and concise language.