The sentence before "Hug the beauty back" is "Heroes grow late".
"Heroes grow old and embrace beautiful women." It means that when a hero gets old, he no longer has the ambitions he had when he was young. Riding on the battlefield or smiling proudly are all in the past. Now he just wants to hold a beautiful woman in his arms. Enter the gentle land and spend the rest of your life well.
This sentence comes from the idiom "beautiful woman twilight". It originally means that people who have made achievements will gradually grow old, which is a metaphor for feeling sad and resentful due to their decline. Modern people combine these two allusions from the ancients, not targeting specific people, but expressing a state in which the hero did not find a capable king until he was old, implying that the king is fatuous and does not recognize heroes.
"Beauty grows old" comes from Qu Yuan's "Li Sao" during the Warring States Period: "Only the scattered vegetation is afraid of the beauty's aging." It means that thinking of the vegetation constantly falling and withering, one can't help but worry that beauty will also grow old.
"Beauty" does not refer to a beautiful woman, but to a king, which means that the king is ignorant and harms the country, is conservative and backward, and has political chaos. Although the poet has a passion, he has no choice but to not recognize the "beauty".
In Chinese classical literature, "beautiful women grow late" has become a code, often used to express youth no longer, talents not being appreciated, or sentimentality about the passage of time. It is often contrasted with "the end of a hero" and expresses the helpless tragic feelings about the decline of beautiful things with "the end of a hero and the twilight of a beauty".
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The death of a beauty and the end of a hero are the most helpless sorrows in the world. However, it is inevitable for beauty to grow old. The birth, aging, sickness and death in nature are beyond the control of human beings, and there is nothing we can do about it. As for Hero's End, every hero's life is a magnificent picture. The ending of Hero's End is like an abrupt stroke at the end of the picture, which makes people regretful and sad.
1. Shang Yang, whose real name was Wei Yang, was called Shang Yang because his fiefdom was in Shangyi. Shang Yang was a representative figure of Legalism during the Warring States Period. Shang Yang made Qin a rich and powerful country through reforms. To be precise, it turned it into a war machine.
Relying on such a war machine, Qin finally established "six kings and one in the world" and established the first centralized feudal state. However, Shang Yang was a descendant of the monarch of Wei State, and he was arrogant, mean and ungrateful. After the death of his patron Qin Xiaogong, he was framed by the nobles and died in a broken car. His clan was also destroyed.
2. The life of Xiang Yu, the overlord of Western Chu, was full of legend. Many deeds related to him gradually evolved into allusions and were widely circulated. Xiang Yu was born into a noble family and became a famous general. He rose up from Jiangdong at a young age and raised his troops to rebel against Qin. In three years, he conquered Jiuzhou and unified the world. He led his army into Guanzhong and used the five princes to annihilate the Qin Dynasty. He shocked the world and divided the world. He enthroned eighteen princes. All major political affairs were carried out by Yu. He was named "Overlord" and had the same power as the emperor.
How cool it is to have a beauty in your arms and a good horse to sit on. Then, because of his straightforward, upright and proud character, his destiny has been foreshadowed. In the end, the siege of Gaixia was besieged on all sides. Although he bravely broke through the siege, he killed a Han captain and a captain, killing hundreds of people, and he was invincible. However, he felt that he had no face to face the Jiangdong elders, refused to cross the river, and eventually committed suicide in Wujiang River. However, although Xiang Yu died, his magnificent momentum will be admired by future generations.
3. A scholar dies for his confidant. Chao Cuo died at the hands of the king who had been assisting him all his life. From the beginning of the proposal to reduce vassal status to the official declaration of war, and then the serious situation of the Seven Kingdoms Rebellion, Chao Cuo always thought that he was serving the country. When he was beheaded in Dongshi City, he was still wearing court clothes. However, his entire family died at the hands of his student Liu Qi, Emperor Jing of Han Dynasty. In order to compromise the feudal lord, Liu Qi sacrificed Chao Cuo.
However, the rebellion of the princes was just an excuse for the Qing emperor. Killing Chao Cuo would only block the mouths of loyal ministers internally, but externally it would avenge the princes and kings, and the rebellion would not be quelled. Sure enough, the war continued, and after Emperor Jing issued an edict to attack, victory was achieved in less than three months. Chao Cuo's death was so unjust.
Historical records evaluate Chao Cuo's character as: steep, straightforward, profound, and profound. Chao Cuo has an upright temperament and is a straightforward minister. However, such a character was not suitable for the political atmosphere at that time. Perhaps Chao Cuo's ending would have been different in a dynasty where the emperor, the emperor, the ministers, and the politics were clear.
Throughout history, there are many doomed heroes, such as Guan Yu, Han Xin, Yue Fei, Yuan Chonghuan, etc. They each have their own helplessness and grievances.
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