Thirty thousand volumes, Long Tao guest. Nothing, but the article is powerful. Put down the poetry book at once and laugh at dysprosium. Next year, the golden seal will be as big as a bucket, but the story of diusim will go out on its own. To be engraved with great feats, Wuxi stone.
Wang Zuo's triumph with a whip (such as Cao Jingzong) is comparable to Zhuge Liang's achievement, just like crossing Lushui in May. The white feather fan (strategizing) greatly boosted the morale of the army. Entering Qingxi, the local rebels have no chance of winning. Just like the fast horse that sent litchi in those days, good news came quickly.
Wang Zuocai learned brilliantly (Wang Zuo was the first scholar in the 18th year of Shaoxing, just like Tang gaozu, Ning Guan and Hua Xin in the Eastern Han Dynasty), and he was both literate and skillful (see the sentence "Hun is unsuccessful" in Liu Yuxi's poem). He is an all-rounder. He dismounted from his horse and went to war with a smile. The promotion is just around the corner, and fame and fortune all come from the meritorious military service (the story decorated by senior official Pei diusim refers to the combat helmet)! Finally, it depends on whether you remember the glory of that stone in Wuxi!
The use of this word in allusions is an old problem of Xin Qiji's "dropping the book bag". Many places can only be roughly translated, not literally translated; Praise for Wang Zuo is disgusting.