What does Wang Qiu (Qu Dajun) in Yunzhou express? The full text is as follows: Outside the white grass antelope, Kong Wen mourns. Looking for Su Wu Temple from afar, not Li.

The last four sentences express the author's great ambition by writing about the scenery and expressing his ambition, and lead thousands of troops to attack Wan Li (Eagle Strike, Ma Benteng), vowing to drive the Manchus to the Great Wall (let the catkins before the pass fall on the Bailongdui outside the Great Wall).

Standard answer:

1. The poetry association mainly uses the method of allusions. These two sentences expressed their heartfelt wishes, paying tribute to Su Wu, the indomitable envoy of the Han Dynasty to Xiongnu, and expressing contempt for the indomitable and indomitable Li Ling, which showed the indomitable and indomitable struggle spirit of the poet.

2. At first, the poet associated the eagle with the wind, the steed galloping and carrying the image of dark clouds all over the city. At last, the willow trees on both sides of the river closed overnight, which showed the poet's determination to stand up and swear to drive Manchu to the distant Great Wall.