Divide power
The great powers were greedy and aggressive, and a cold light shone deeply into their eyes. Suddenly, I heard thunder and rain at night, and I knew the crane was smelling the wind. Alone, I was old and thin, my country was destroyed, and my family died in Yin Candle. The past is unbearable, and tears wet my skirt.
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The original meaning of a big country is a strong one in the same ranks. In the past, it generally referred to the imperialist powers that carved up the world at the same time and had colonies all over the world. Jun Qing's Autumn Ode to Weihai: "Every time I talk about the unequal treaty that the great powers carved up China, I always bring up Weihai with tears." Fire [Tiger Rush] is a tubular fire that ignited iron balls with gunpowder in ancient times. In the Ming Dynasty's "Biography of Tusi in Yunnan", there is a cloud: "It can be located in Jinchi, Chuxiong, Pinji, Cangjiang Middle Road, deep in the pool, with an inherent gate, and many fire systems are for garrison. Don't fight lightly when you come. "
Cold light, 1. The scene of winter. 2. the light of the sword. 3. Moon light source: Tang Lulun's "Song of Difficult Knife": "Golden sheath and green reed leaves are beautiful if they have wings. Light ice and thin jade are inseparable, and a foot of cold light is like a cloud. " Thunder, which means thunder, can also be used as a metaphor for a sudden major event. Source: Han Liuxiang's "Nine Sighs": "Ling Lu Jing is surprised to hear that the Ghost Valley is in Beichen."
Hehe, 1, heming. 2. Describe panic, doubt and self-perplexity. Source: Liu Tang Zai Feng's poem "To Sima Xiaju": "The wounded soldier suspects the crane, and the empty base distinguishes the sound." Cold clothes refer to clothes that keep out the cold in winter, such as cotton-padded clothes and trousers. Out of the "Zi Tongzhi Jian". Ji Tang said, "Wear cold clothes. "China idioms refer to the destruction of the country.
Source: Liu Jinkun answered Lu Shu: "The country is broken, and relatives and friends are engraved." Meditation refers to the thoughts and feelings hidden inside. Source: Han Lun Heng and Shi Shi: "I am expecting, I am shrinking, I am thinking." In ancient times, "skirt" refers to the place where the collars cross or the place where the skirt covers under the clothes, and also refers to the front of the coat or the collar and cuffs. Source: Han's "Seven Wounded Poems" (2): "The wind blows the skirt, and the white dew touches the skirt.