Among a large number of war-themed works in The Book of Songs, Qin Feng Without Clothes has attracted people's attention for its lofty spiritual realm and unique expression. There are three kinds of writing intentions:
First of all, I think Qin Feng Without Clothes is a satire on Qin Jun's militaristic and militarized works.
Secondly, I think Qin Feng Without Clothes was written by Qin Aigong at the request of Shen to send troops to save Chu, and it is a song mourning the call of the public to join the army.
Thirdly, I think "Qin Feng without Clothes" is a song of unity and friendship, unity and cooperation, and preparation for resisting foreign aggression when the Qin people attacked and chased dogs.
Writing characteristics
Poetry is sung repeatedly in the form of repeated chapters and sentences. The words and structures of the three chapters are the same, except for a few different words and rhymes in corresponding individual places, which repeatedly emphasize an idea and desire, enrich and condense them, and gradually deepen them to enhance the appeal of the theme.
The second is the change of composition, which is quite strange. Each chapter is based on two even sentences, followed by an odd sentence to the peak. This breaks through the general practice of using even sentences and makes the thoughts and feelings to be expressed more prominent and in-depth.