Ten of Zhang Ji's most famous ancient poems
First, my husband died in my stomach, although I was like a candle.
From Tang Zhangji's Complaining for Women. Daylight candle is a useless metaphor. What's the use of a woman struggling to survive when her husband is killed and her child is still in her stomach? This article describes the cruelty of the war and the pain it brought to the people, and shows the inner pain of the female conscripts.
Second, Wan Li has no bones, and every family is buried at the gates.
From Tang Zhangji's Complaining for Women. This is the tragic feeling that the wife can't accept burying her husband's bones thousands of miles away and has to be summoned at the gate and buried empty. "Wan Li" is about the remote and desolate places where people are invited to die, while "Every Family" reveals the number of dissatisfied wives. His bloody and tearful complaints about the dangers of war are all between the lines.
Third, only the government has the final say in deciding how many people will return to the mainland.
From Tang Zhangji's Abandoned House. Go back to your hometown. Only, only. Official refers to the ruler. Think of yourself as a master, and then be an official. How many people can return to their homeland after the war? Only those in power can come back to be officials. It is always the people who suffer from the rulers' war.
Fourth, come back with tears, and don't meet each other before marriage.
From Tang Tang Zhang Ji's Ode to Women. Hate: regret. Return the gift you gave me-Shuangzhu, and shed two lines of tears to refuse your courtship. I only hate that I didn't know you before I got married. Later generations often quote these two poems to express politely refusing other people's courtship, or to express that they hate meeting each other late, which leads to regret in love.
Fifth, the eyes are faint and the words are loud, and the ears are heavy and loud.
It's from Zhang Tang's book Yong Huai. It's not just, it's not just. Two hairs, refers to gray hair. Zhong Er is deaf. This article describes the physiological characteristics of old age and sadness, whiteness, dizziness and deafness.
Sixth, men are born with their own services, and they will be delayed when they are young.
From Tang Tang Zhang Ji's farewell song. Men are born with great responsibilities, how can they waste their youth?
Seven, a good horse does not study, and a martyr does not camp.
From Tang Zhangji's Xizhou. This is a metaphor that a horse is not greedy for horse material, which shows that people with lofty ideals will not be careless in dealing with people.
Eight, the poor countries pass the mountain road, and the bones are autumn grass every year.
From Zhang Tang, Guan Shanyue. All ethnic groups refer to all parts of the country. Guanshan Road, Guansai, Shankou and other military arteries. Bones of war, bones of the dead. There are more autumn grasses than autumn grasses. This is a story about endless wars and countless tragic deaths.
Nine, I can't say it in a hurry, pedestrians are coming and leaving.
Qiu Si, Zhang Tang. The letter from home was written in a hurry. I'm afraid I didn't write down everything I wanted to say. The messenger was about to leave when he opened the good letter and read it again. This poem reflects a strong nostalgia.
Ten, after going west to east every year, the name is not in the county.
From Jia. Businessmen, in pursuit of fame and fortune, are busy at home all year round, and there is no name in the county household registration book.