A poem about winning a smile from a beautiful girl 1. "Smile from a beautiful girl" is the sentence of that poem
1. There are two sources:
① Zhou Youwang smiled for a beautiful girl and played a vassal war.
② In Du Mu's poem "Crossing Huaqing Palace", "Riding a princess in the world of mortals laughs, but no one knows it's litchi".
2. Allusions
① According to Records of the Historian, praise and praise don't like to laugh. Zhou Youwang tried every means to make her laugh, but praise and praise never laughed. Zhou Youwang set up beacon towers and drums. When the enemy came, they lit the beacon and called for reinforcements. On one occasion, Zhou Youwang lit a bonfire, and all the vassals came with their troops. When the vassal arrived, he found that there were no enemies. When he saw the vassal's panic, he really laughed. Zhou Youwang was so happy that he lit the bonfire many times. Later, the governors no longer believed, and gradually refused to call. [18] In the 11th year of Zhou Youwang (771 BC), Shen Guo joined forces with Gou Guo and Xi Yi Quan Rong to attack Zhou Youwang, and Zhou Youwang lit a bonfire to call the vassal to rescue, but the vassal did not come to the rescue. Dog Rong finally killed Zhou Youwang at the foot of Mount Li, captured him and praised him, and the Western Zhou Dynasty perished.
② Crossing Huaqing Palace
Looking back at Chang 'an, there are piles of embroideries, and the top of the mountain is opened for thousands of times.
When riding a princess in the world of mortals and laughing, no one knew it was litchi.