Know little but be strong.

The last sentence, "Know small but be strong", comes from Cao Cao's Walking in Dew. Details are as follows:

A brief introduction to poetry:

Lu Luxing is a five-character ancient poem written by Cao Cao, a writer at the end of Han Dynasty, with Yuefu as the theme. The whole poem can be roughly divided into two parts. The first four sentences are the first part, focusing on the mutual murder of He Jin and his favorite Zhang Rang and its consequences.

The last four sentences are the second part, focusing on Dong Zhuo's rebellion, the ancestral temple turned into ruins, and the poetic style was dull, heavy and solemn, which deeply expressed the author's sense of hardship as a politician and writer.

Second, the original poem:

However, in the twenty-two years of the Han dynasty, it was not good. Give a monkey a bath and wear a crown. Hesitant, afraid to break through, because the inaugural king. Bai Hong is also the first to bear the brunt of Japan's infiltration. Thieves and ministers hold the national handle to kill the Lord and destroy Yujing. Swing through the emperor's inheritance, the ancestral temple was burned. Spread all over the west and cry. Looking at Belo City, I am very sad.

Emperor Ling of the Han Dynasty, the 22nd emperor of the Han family, is really inappropriate in employing people. He Jin is like a monkey with clothes and a hat. He wants to do such a big thing without wisdom. As a result, due to his indecision, the emperor was driven out by Zhang Rang and others. I completely overthrew the regime of the Han Dynasty. Looking at the battlements in Luoyang, I felt extremely sad like a child.

Third, literary appreciation:

Qiu Luxing wrote about the cause and effect of Dong Zhuo's rebellion at the end of Han Dynasty. Reading it is like browsing a historical picture at the end of the Han Dynasty, showing the specific features of major historical events and complex social life at that time, and expressing the poet's sadness and sigh over the overthrow of the Han Dynasty and the people's misery.

However, in the twenty-second year of the Han Dynasty, Ren Cheng's two words of breaking his promise first showed the scene that Emperor Ling of the Han Dynasty died and took control of the state affairs. General He Jin at that time was determined to regain power. The first two sentences first explain the background at that time and point out that this is the source of unrest.

The style of this poem is simple and simple, and there is no detailed description. Instead, it can integrate the social changes of the past few years into these crosses in a highly summarized language, and its artistic value can already be seen.