Li He's twenty-three poems about horses are all about horses, and they outline the image of horses in a short space. For example, The Second describes the horse's "I don't know whether his mouth is soft or hard, so I want to take the title of tribulus", which shows the horse's suffering spirit. "The Third" describes Xiang Yu's yearning for heroes after his suicide: "Where can the King chase heroes now?" "The fourth" Maxima "can still maintain its beautiful quality in the harsh situation:" Knock on the bones and learn the bronze sound ",while" Twenty-three "mocked the feudal rulers for abandoning good horses and only raising some useless" meat horses ". In fact, these horse poems are all works of expressing one's heart. They express their feelings of lack of talent by chanting Malay, or satirize the feudal ruling class for not cherishing talents, or express their feelings of hoping to meet wise masters.
2. The History of Horse is a set of five-character quatrains written by Li He, a poet in the middle Tang Dynasty, with 23 poems in total. Poetry expresses the genius, lofty aspirations, feelings and resentment of people with lofty ideals by praising, praising or lamenting the fate of horses, and its expression is concrete.
3. Li He (about 79 1 year-about 8 17 year) was born in Fuchang, Henan Province in the Tang Dynasty (now Yiyang County, Luoyang, Henan Province), and lived in Fuchangchang Valley, later called Lichanggu, and was a descendant of Zheng Liang, an imperial clan in the Tang Dynasty. Known as "Shi Gui", he was a famous poet in the Tang Dynasty, as well as Du Fu, Li Bai, Shi Fo and Wang Wei. There are famous articles such as Wild Goose Gate Taishouxing and Yu Liping Yin. He is the author of Long Valley Collection.