Original text:
The flowers on the soles of the feet are bright and bright, and the fish scales are gone by boat.
Relying on the wind and cloud, I will be the palm of China's hand.
Source: Gao Guan Ting Wang Chun, a poet in the late Qing Dynasty.
The flowers on the soles of the feet are bright and the boat is clean and scaly.
Look at this situation, but you can only be the one who has nothing to do with China.
Extended data:
The creative background of Gao Guan Ting Wang Chun;
Chen was born in a famous family, the eldest son of Chen Baozhen, a famous reformer in the late Qing Dynasty, the father of Chen Yinque, a master of Chinese studies and historian, and a famous painter. With Tan Yankai and Tan Sitong, they are also called "the three sons of Huxiang"; Together with Tan Sitong, Xu Renzhu and Tao Jucun, he is known as the "four sons of reform" and has the reputation of "the last traditional poet in China".
When Chen wrote this poem, he was either confused at the age of 20, or saw it with his own eyes or heard about it. He must have had a similar experience of being beaten behind others.
This emotional state of mind is precisely the background of "the shipbuilding industry is omnipotent". Relying on the wind and cloud, you can be China's palm. China is so arrogant, but you can only stand by the fence. Who can understand this grief and indignation?