The poem about killing the enemy on the battlefield is 1. What poems describe "heroes die easily on the battlefield"?
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Please don't mention anything about Feng Hou, how many soldiers' lives will be sacrificed if you succeed!
(Source) Tang and Song Cao's "Two Poems of Ji Haisui, the First Year of Nuoguang Zongming"
(Appreciation) This poem by Cao Song describes the reality that after the Anshi Rebellion, the war spread to Jianghan Basin, and the war continued, causing untold suffering. This poem reveals a common phenomenon in society. The general's meritorious military service was bought with the lives of thousands of people in Qian Qian.
2. Poor bones by the river, still a dream girl.
What a pity! Piles of white bones by the Wuding River are young women's dream lovers.
(Source) Tang Longxi (II)
(Appreciation) Compared with "The Bones by the River Without Clear Boundaries" and "The Man in the Dream of Spring", while narrating the reality, I wrote a dream with good intentions. Affectionate, bitter words and sad feelings condensed the poet's infinite sympathy for the victims and their families, and he burst into tears after reading it.
The general died in hundreds of battles, and the strong man returned in ten years.
(Interpretation) After many years of fighting and many battles, some soldiers died in the battlefield and some returned by luck.
(Source) The Northern Dynasty folk song Mulan Poetry in the Southern and Northern Dynasties
(Appreciation) "Hundred" and "Ten" are intertextual descriptions, but they are not exaggerated. The whole sentence describes the turbulent situation in which wars continue and the people are miserable. Soldiers went into battle to kill the enemy, were brave and fearless, and gave their lives for their country, but it was difficult for them to come back alive to defend their country.
Half of us were killed in the front line, but the other half are still alive, and the beautiful girls are still singing and dancing for them in the camp.
The soldiers fought with the enemy in the dark on the battlefield, and life and death were unknown, while the generals hid in the camp to enjoy the women's songs and dances.
(Source) Tang Gaoshi's Ge Yanxing
(Appreciation) This is a frontier war poem, which reflects the poet's sympathy for the frontier soldiers who fought bloody battles to kill the enemy, and his resentful accusation of corruption and greed of some senior generals.
Don't laugh when you are drunk on the battlefield. How many people fought in ancient times?
You must get drunk today, even on the battlefield. This time, I went out to serve my country. I'm dying, but I'm not ready to come back alive.
(Source) Tang Liangzhou Ci
(Appreciation) This poem renders the grand and luxurious banquet and the scene of the soldiers drinking heartily before going out to war, and shows the broad-minded and unrestrained thoughts and feelings of the soldiers who put life and death aside.