Xiang Yu won the 70th World War and never lost the battle. When the army fell, Chu songs were everywhere at night. Xiang Yu mistakenly thought that Chu had been occupied by the Han people, and the tide was gone. He sang, "Pulling out mountains will provoke the world's anger, and you will never die. There's nothing I can do without dying. What can you do? " His wife, Yu Ji, also wrote a poem to make peace with him: "The Han soldiers are a little embarrassed and besieged on all sides. Your majesty is tired, why bother to take a concubine? " This tragic song "Leave a Kind Heart" was written when Xiang Yu confronted Liu Bang in Guangwu Mountain. Xiang Yu asked Liu Bang to fight to the death, but Liu Bang did not dare to fight. At that time, Liu Bang's father was taken hostage in Xiang Yu's camp. Xiang Yu said, "If you don't fight me to the death, I'll put your father in the pot to make soup." Liu bang said, "I am with you."
2. The original is attached as follows:
The first part: I dare not look up at the double pupil before the holiday in Qin Jun at the beginning of the year.
Bottom line: I will leave a kindness in the poetic style of elegy and mountain climbing for a long time.
The first part refers to-
In those days, Xiang Yu led an army of less than 50,000 men to defeat the 200,000 troops of Hehe, and then stationed around Zhao to save Zhao. Seeing this, the other waiting troops came to visit Xiang Yu one after another and left on their knees. No one dares to look up at "double pupil", which means Xiang Yu. Sima Qian wrote in Biography of Xiang Yu: "I heard that Zhou Wang said that Shun's eyes covered the heavy pupil, and Xiang Yu also covered the heavy pupil. Are feathers evil? " He Xingzhi is violent! "Sima Qian thinks that Xiang Yu may be a descendant of Shun, because Shun is also a heavy pupil.
3. Introduction to the author:
Zhao Puchu,/kloc-0 was born in Anqing on October 5th, 1907 165438, an outstanding Buddhist leader, an outstanding calligrapher, a famous social activist and a great patriot.
After 1938, he served as director of Shanghai Cultural Salvation Association, secretary and secretary-general of Chinese Buddhist Association, member of the Standing Committee of Shanghai Cilian Relief War Zone Refugee Committee and director of the reception unit, vice president of Shanghai Jingyi Street Children's Rehabilitation Hospital, and head of Shanghai Juvenile Village. 1949 Director-General of Shanghai Temporary Joint Disaster Relief Committee, Standing Committee Member and Vice Chairman of China People's Committee for Defending World Peace, and Standing Committee Member of Asia-Africa Solidarity Committee. After 1980, he served as president of Chinese Buddhist Association, dean of China Buddhist College, consultant of senior Buddhist College of Chinese Tibetan Department, and chairman of China Religious Peace Committee.
He used to be a member and member of the Standing Committee of Shanghai CPPCC and a representative of Shanghai Municipal People's Congress. He is the first, second, third, fourth and fifth NPC deputies.
On May 2 1 2000, she died of illness in Beijing at the age of 93.