Tooth Zhang resigned from Phoenix Que and rode around Longcheng.
The snow is dark with colorful flags, and the wind is noisy with drums.
Being a centurion is better than being a scholar.
This poem borrows the title "Joining the Army" from the old Yuefu to describe the whole process of a scholar joining the army and fighting. There are only 40 words, which not only reveals the psychological activities of the characters, but also renders the environmental atmosphere, and the brushwork is extremely strong. The first two sentences were written while reporting, which aroused patriotic enthusiasm of people with lofty ideals. The poet did not directly explain the military emergency, but said that "bonfires are shining in Xijing" and adopted the word "bonfires", showing the urgency of the military situation. The word "photo" exaggerates the tension. The word "self" vividly conveys the emergency military situation of war to readers, and leads to the following. "Self-pity" is caused by the bonfire. Every man is responsible for the rise and fall of the world, and he doesn't want to spend his youth between ink and ink. A word "self" means a scholar. Write the spiritual realm of the characters. The first two sentences explain the background of the whole event. The third sentence, "Ya Zhang Cifeng Que", describes the scene of the army leaving Beijing. The "tooth palm" is the symbol of the emperor's transfer of troops, which is divided into two parts: concave and convex, which are in the hands of the emperor and the general respectively. "Phoenix Que" is the representative of the court. Here, the poet also shows the solemn and serious beginning scene with "tooth Zhang" and "phoenix que" In the fourth sentence, it is obvious that Tang Jun has quickly reached the front line and surrounded the enemy castle. The contrast between The Fighter and Dragon City plays up the atmosphere of war in enter the dragon. The word "wai" vividly describes Tang Jun's military posture of encircling the enemy. The poet began to write about this battle in May and June, but he did not write about the front line. The last sentence begins with people's hearing: the whistling wind is intertwined with the majestic marching drums. These two poems are vivid and wonderful. The poet symbolizes the "flag" and "drum" of the army with a unique expression, which shows the brave and fearless spirit of the soldiers fighting the enemy in the snow and the tragic scene of bravely killing the enemy inspired by the drum. The last two sentences of the poem: "Better to be a centurion than a scholar." Directly expressed the great ambition of this scholar who joined the army to defend his country. The hard and fierce fighting increased his love for this extraordinary life. He would rather be a junior officer galloping on the battlefield and fighting to defend the frontier than a scholar. This short poem expresses the poet's pure heart of serving the country. This short poem describes the whole process of the scholar's military expedition. It can concentrate such a rich content in a limited space. This shows the poet's artistic skill. First of all, the poet grasped the most representative fragments in the whole process and gave a general description of the image. As for how the scholar joined the army, how to bid farewell to his parents and wives, and how to March all the way? Secondly, the poet omitted what to write, and the poem took a leap-forward structure, jumping from one typical scene to another and developing by leaps and bounds. For example, the third sentence says resign and go to Beijing, and the fourth sentence says. Then it showed the scene of fierce fighting. However, this kind of jumping is natural, and each span has left a rich imagination space. At the same time, this leaping structure makes poetry have a lively rhythm, such as turbulence on a cliff, giving people an indomitable momentum, which effectively highlights the strong patriotic passion of literati and the spirit of Tang Junbing. Four outstanding men in the early Tang Dynasty were very dissatisfied at that time. They have made fruitful explorations and innovations in the content and form of poetry. Yang Jiong's poetic style is vigorous and generous. In particular, such a poem describing the battle of the golden drum is written in the form of regular poems with strict rules and regulations, which is not simple. Normal poetry generally only requires two couplets in the middle. Except for the first couplet, all the other triples in this poem are correct. Not only is the sentence correct, but the same sentence is also correct. For example, the neat confrontation between "Tieqi" and "Dragon City" makes the poem more rhythmic and imposing, which is commendable in the early Tang Dynasty. It is the highlight of Tang poetry. There are two views on the theme of this poem: in Interpretation of Tang Poetry, Tang Ruxun thinks that the author is upset when he sees that the imperial court values martial arts over literature, so he pretends to write a poem to vent his anger. Wu, it's not like a scholar going to the border to make fun of the snow and destroy the enemy. The former thinks it is a satire poem, while the latter thinks it is a patriotic narrative poem. In this way, from the second couplet, the experiences of the two people are different. I think Wu Changqi's understanding is more desirable, because the first couplet has already explained that the author's injustice is to "light a fire and shine on Xijing." If he says it's for the glory of the soldiers,