Speaking of the dispute between Chu and Han, it is also a good material for many epics, but poets have different opinions about whether Xiang Yu crossed the river. For example, Du Mu holds the attitude that he should cross the river and should not commit suicide: "You can't bully a military commander who wins or loses, and it is a man who is shameful. Jiangdong's children are brilliant and make a comeback.
I don't know how to start over. Wang Anshi believes that Xiang Yu is doomed to failure, even if he crosses the river, it is irreparable: "The brave are exhausted and exhausted, and the Central Plains is defeated and it is difficult to recover. Although the children of Jiangdong are here today, can they come back with the king? " Although Li Qingzhao's works are also a tribute to Xiang Yu, they are not about history and have their own intentions.
The poem Wujiang was written after crossing the south, and Qin Hui was exiled after Jingkang was humiliated. Although Bianjing was trapped in gold, there was still a large area of land north of the Yangtze River in the hands of the Song Dynasty, not to mention the existence of many non-governmental anti-gold organizations in the occupied area. Therefore, the desire of Li Gang, Zong Ze, Yue Fei and others to "starve pork and laugh at Hun blood" has realistic basis and possibility. However, Emperor Gaozong moved south again and again, and even "the warm wind made tourists drunk, and Hangzhou became Bianzhou". This reality of not advancing but retreating across the river is in sharp contrast with the history of Xiang Yu's self-immolation of Wujiang River, which just inspired Li Qingzhao's thought-provoking feelings.
In addition to Wujiang, there is also a five-character poem "Ode to History", which is exactly the same: "Han Cheng Shao, the new room is like a wart. Therefore, it is scattered in the middle, thin and cloudy until death. " Comparing Wang Mang's usurpation of the Han Dynasty with the establishment of Chu and Qi in the Jin Dynasty and Ji Kang's death in opposition to Sima's usurpation, he clearly expressed his attitude and pursuit.