Interpretation of vernacular Chinese: The mellow wine at the banquet was filled with exquisite luminous cups, and the singers played the hurried and cheerful pipa to help them drink. The soldiers were filled with pride at the thought of killing the enemy across the battlefield and serving the country. 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.
2, the battlefield has broken iron clothes, and the south of the city has been surrounded. ? Rushed into the camp, shot General Huyan, and led the rest of the soldiers back alone. -From the Tang Dynasty: Li Bai's "Join the Army, Part II"
Interpretation of the vernacular: the battle-hardened armor has been broken, and the south of the city is surrounded by enemies. Rushed into the camp, shot General Huyan, and led the beaten army to ride home alone.
3. Qinghai Changyun Dark Snow Mountain, and the lonely city overlooks Yumenguan. Yellow sand wears golden armor in hundreds of battles, but the loulan is not returned. -From the Tang Dynasty: Wang Changling's "Seven Military Services, the Fourth"
Interpretation of vernacular Chinese: Qinghai Lake is overcast with dark clouds, and the snowy mountains are desolate. Yumen, the ancient city of frontier fortress, is a grand pass, thousands of miles away, facing each other from afar. The soldiers guarding the border have been through many battles, their armor is worn out, their ambitions are immortal, and they will never return to their hometown until they defeat the invading enemy.
4. Military songs should be sung with broadswords and swear to destroy Hunu. Only the battlefields where countries die, why do they die in boots? -From the Qing Dynasty: Xu Xilin's "Out of the Plug"
Interpretation of vernacular Chinese: Soldiers going to war should sing the military song Victory Day. Determined to drive the Manchu rulers out of Shanhaiguan. Soldiers only know that on the battlefield, they have to die for their country. Why do you consider transporting the body back to your hometown? ?
5, the gold belt is tied to the shirt, and the horse's head is washed with snow. Flag-raising night robbery in the account, Hu Bing is short of nod. -From the Tang Dynasty: Ma Dai's "Dici"
Interpretation of vernacular Chinese: Tie up your shirt, tie on a red tassel broadsword, ride a fine horse and cross Taoshui on a snowy night. Holding high the flag, he rushed into Khan's tent overnight and hacked Hu Bing. His nod was broken.