1. About the poem about raising the whip
About the poem about raising the whip 1. In which poem there is a poem about riding a horse and raising a whip
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The dust of Guanshan has not been washed away for the first time, and the horses and whips are raised and the hooves are strenuous again.
Fighting on the battlefield is still bloody, but serving the country with loyalty is even more brave.
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I ride my horse and raise my whip
I ride my horse and raise my whip in the strong dark night
The carved saddle is on my mount Next
Four rolling white hooves
Stepping on the winding path, the fallen flowers are colorful
Which century am I walking in?
What kind of life is fighting?
I once dreamed of a spacious mansion:
The real door is open
Inside, swords and halberds are arranged all over the body of armor
Searching for death General
I ride my horse and whip on the convulsing tundra
The cowhide reins are loosened and day and dusk
I want to gallop
< p> Walking through the thin forestThunder and lightning nearby
Children whining in the distance
What a forged axe
In my Wave before your eyes?
Where did the blood stain the red and green military uniforms?
Longing, longing for the achievements of a lifetime
The trumpet is clear, here comes their soldiers
Here comes the black commander
I ride the horse Raising the whip in the heart-wrenching moonlight
Locking my majestic mount with bones
Unchanging the nature of delirium
Running through the white tents and tree shadows< /p>
A thin man played chess under the lamp
The door curtain flew up and his men came in:
Enemy! The enemy is nearby
Which dying man is young and vigorous?
How many years ago was tonight?
The shadow of the giant bird and the shadow of the helmet
made me tremble with fear
The shadow of the soul came towards me
Waiting, waiting for the win or loss in the game
Before the game is over, my dream comes true
A book from a past era
records this Verses
On the quiet river
Look, here come their long-legged mosquitoes
3:
Riding their horses and whipping their whips Fighting for the name, young people spend a lot of money to do things,
One day, fortune and wealth will come, and wealth and glory will show the six relatives.
I found these three songs, please refer to them!
2. Which poem is the title of the poem without raising the whip?
The poem about cattle by the great contemporary poet Zang Kejia
The Old Scalper
The water and mud in the wasteland were carefully dug up to make things for walking.
Lao Niu also understands that time and time are precious, and he does not wait for the whip to be strong.
The old scalper in "Old Scalper" works so hard and tirelessly, which comes entirely from his own motivation: "It doesn't wait for the whip to be used." Here, "things" and "I" are integrated into one, and the old cow who "doesn't wait for the whip to stand up" is the poet himself who is more than seventy years old, getting stronger and stronger with age.
The poet who is over seventy years old wrote the popular poem "Old Scalper". With the help of the image of the old scalper who works tirelessly, grows stronger and strives for self-improvement, he praises the working people's "old man who is brave and ambitious." Thousands of miles away, the martyr’s twilight years are full of ambition.” The poet firmly believes that dark clouds cannot cover the sun, and firmly believes that the motherland will always belong to the people. He will dedicate everything to the motherland and the people during his lifetime.
3. The most passionate and magnificent verses
The most powerful verses in ancient poetry
I smile to the sky from my horizontal sword, leaving my liver and gallbladder intact !
Gold is like dung, liver and gallbladder are as hard as iron
Riding a horse across the cliff and shooting at Hu Yue with a bow
Using a human head as a wine cup to drink up the blood of Qiu Yu
< p> I came to the Central Plains generously with a whip, not out of hatred or kindnessI felt that the sky was in ruins, and I wanted to save Yuanyuan with my bare hands
After ten years of wearing a bun, I was so miserable that I lost my horse in the mountains. Like a sick ape
My ambition has not been fulfilled, but I am still suffering. There are traces of crying everywhere in the southeast
I have endured the loss of the country's clothes and clothes to the Rongdi, and led the heroes of the Central Plains to return my country
A father and his son who were seven Jinshis came to visit the flowers three times
The ambition was to eat the meat of Huns when they were hungry, and they were laughing and talking about drinking the blood of Huns when they were thirsty.
The world is full of winds and winds, and my generation has been destroyed by the years once I entered the world.
The emperor’s hegemony is chatting and laughing, and it’s better than getting drunk tonight!
Live as a hero, and die as a ghost.
The boundless falling trees rustle, and the endless Yangtze River rolls in.
I think of those days, when we were fighting and fighting, we were angry. Ten Thousand Miles Like a Tiger
Let it be strong, let it be strong, the gentle breeze blows on the mountains, let it cross it, the moon shines on the river.
It shakes the clothes of thousands of hills, and the water flows thousands of miles
After ten years of sharpening a sword, I have never tried it in the frost and cold.
Look at the door and stop thinking, Zhang Jian endures death for a moment and waits for Du Gen
I would rather be a real villain than a hypocrite
Be generous in Yan City and be a prisoner of Chu calmly , lead the knife into a quick success, not worthy of a young man!
"Anyone who offends a strong man will be punished no matter how far away he is."
Eight hundred miles apart, the fifty strings under his command are burned and turned over the wall.
4. Describe the sound of the flute. Sentences about whipping the horses to transport grain
"Raising the whip to urge the horses to transport grain" is a flute solo composed by Wei Xianzhong in October 1969. This piece is composed based on the Northeastern folk music style and is one of the representative pieces of new-school flute music. The music is warm and lively, and uses vivid and simple musical language to describe the scene of farmers driving carts full of grain after a good harvest and happily selling public grain to the country. Horse hooves beat, wheels sing, happy farmers whip their horses, spreading the joy of harvest on the grain transport path.
This piece mainly expresses the clear and crisp bangdi (sometimes it can be accompanied by electroacoustic music). In addition to delicately modifying the timbre of the flute part, the composition of the flute part pays more attention to the reproduction of its playing skills. . By analyzing the dazzling playing techniques of the bamboo flute, we extract the sonic characteristics and expressions of various pronunciation modes, and flexibly apply and innovate the playing techniques of various types of flutes, so that the song "Swinging the Whip" fully embodies the bamboo flute playing skills. .
5. Poems about lofty ideals
Yue Fei's "The River is Red"
[b] Angry and angry, the misty rain rests. Looking up, looking up to the sky and roaring, strong and intense. Thirty years of fame and dust, eight thousand miles of clouds and moon. Don't wait to see the young man's head grow white, and it will be empty and sad.
Jingkang's shame has not yet been resolved; the regrets of his ministers will not be revealed yet. Driving a long car to trample it, Helan Mountain is missing. The ambition is to eat the meat of Huns when they are hungry, and to drink the blood of Huns when they are thirsty. Waiting to start over and clean up the old mountains and rivers. Chaotianque. [/b]
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[b]Notes[/b]
Furious: describing extremely angry. Xiaoxiao: describes the rapid rain. Changxiao: When one is emotionally excited, one makes a clear and long sound, which is a kind of lyrical move by the ancients. Easy: easy, casual. Jingkang Shame: In the second year of Jingkang (1127), Emperor Qinzong of the Song Dynasty, the Jin soldiers captured Bianjing and captured the two emperors of Hui and Qin. Helan Mountain: In today's Ningxia Hui Autonomous Region. Tianque: The building in front of the palace.
[b]Translation[/b]
I was so angry that I climbed up and leaned on the railing alone. The wind and rain had just stopped. I looked up and looked at the vast sky. I couldn't help but look up to the sky and roar, my heart filled with the desire to serve the country. Thirty years of fame are like dust, and eight thousand miles have passed through many turbulent lives. Good men, you should seize the time to make contributions to the country, and don't waste your youth in vain and wait for your old age to be miserable. The great shame and humiliation during the Jingkang period cannot be forgotten to this day. When will the resentment of being a subject of the country be wiped out! I want to ride on a chariot and ride through the gap in Helan Mountain. Full of ambition, I vowed to drink the enemy's blood and eat the enemy's flesh. After I regain the old mountains and rivers, I will report the victory news to the country with the good news.
[b]Appreciation[/b]
This is a magnificent poem that has been passed down through the ages. It shows the author's fearless heroic spirit and is filled with patriotic passion. In the sixth year of Shaoxing (AD 1136), Yue Fei led his army from Xiangyang to the north, and successively recovered some prefectures and counties near Luoyang. The vanguard approached Bianjing, the old capital of the Northern Song Dynasty, and had a great hope of regaining the Central Plains, and went straight to Huanglong Mansion, the home of the Jin Kingdom (today's Huanglong Prefecture). Jilin Nong'an, the former capital of Jin Dynasty). But at this time, Emperor Gaozong of the Song Dynasty was bent on negotiating peace and ordered Yue Fei to immediately dispatch troops. Yue Fei had no choice but to lead his army to Ezhou. He felt painfully that he had missed a good opportunity and that his ambition to regain the lost ground and wash away the shame of Jingkang could not be realized. He wrote this magnificent poem "Man Jiang Hong" with mixed emotions. Yue Fei, who was born in the late Northern Song Dynasty, witnessed with his own eyes the broken mountains and rivers of China, the destruction of the country and the destruction of the family. He joined the army as a young man and fulfilled his duty to "serve the country with loyalty" and "return our mountains and rivers". He moved to various places and fought hard in order to "clean up the old mountains and rivers." This poem expresses this kind of heroic spirit. The first film expresses the pride of killing enemies for the country by looking out from the railing, while the second film expresses the ambition to avenge the injustice and reorganize the world. Thirty years of fame and dust, eight thousand miles of road clouds and moon, don't wait for the clouds and moon of the young man to turn white, don't wait for the clouds and moon of the young man to turn white, don't wait for the dust to turn the young man's head white, it is empty and sad. The two sentences "thirty", which hurt China and have not recovered, and urge people to rise up in time, can be an eternal motto. However, the severe and fierce battle for the restoration of the country on the "Eight Thousand Miles Road" still revealed the bloody struggle, so the sentence "Don't take it easy" "Motivate yourself and realize your ambition to drive out the barbarians and restore our mountains and rivers.
[b]About the author[/b]
Yue Fei (1103-1141), courtesy name Pengju, was born in Tangyin, Xiangzhou (now part of Henan). A famous general who fought against the Jin Dynasty, he was promoted to deputy envoy to the Privy Council, and was granted the title of Founding Duke of Wuchang County.
Because he did not agree with the peace proposal, he was killed by Qin Hui. During the reign of Emperor Xiaozong, he was reinstated and given the posthumous title of Wu Mu. During Ningzong's reign, he was granted the title of King of E, and during Lizong's reign, his posthumous title was changed to Zhongwu. There is "Yue Wu Mu Ji". Three of them are recorded in "Complete Song Ci".