Famous lines from ancient military poems

1. "One of Two Poems from the Fortress" (Author: Wang Changling of the Tang Dynasty)

1. Original poem

The bright moon in the Qin Dynasty, the pass in the Han Dynasty, thousands of miles The Long Marchers have not yet returned.

But the flying generals of Dragon City are here, and Huma is not taught to cross the Yin Mountains.

2. Translation

The bright moon of the Qin and Han Dynasties, and the border gates of the Qin and Han Dynasties are still the same today, but the war has never stopped. Countless soldiers have shed blood on the battlefield, and how many soldiers there are. Still guarding the border, unable to return. As long as the flying general Li Guang who guards Dragon City is still there, the Huns' cavalry will not be allowed to cross the Yinshan Mountains and invade our Central Plains.

2. "Joining the Army" (Author: Li Bai of the Tang Dynasty)

1. Original poem

The iron clothes are broken in the battlefields of hundreds of battles, and the south of the city has been heavily surrounded. .

He broke out of the camp and shot General Huyan, and led the remaining soldiers back with thousands of cavalry.

2. Translation

Throughout the general's military life, the armor that accompanied him on expeditions was broken into pieces, leaving numerous scars and arrow marks. This time the war was fought outside the fortress, and the south of the city was the retreat. But even the south of the city was heavily surrounded by the enemy, and the entire army was in a desperate situation that could be completely annihilated. The general came to his senses and ordered a breakout. At the critical moment of the breakout, the general killed the enemy general with one blow. The enemy army was in panic for a moment, and the general led his remaining troops to seize the opportunity to break through the encirclement and seize the road. With a single stroke, more than a thousand (imaginary number) soldiers fought their way back.

3. "The Second Song of He Zhang Pu Shooting the Saisai Part 3" (Author: Lu Lun of the Tang Dynasty)

1. Original poem

Yue Heiyan Flying high, Shan Yu escapes in the night.

In order to drive Qingqi away, heavy snow covered the bow and knife.

2. Translation

The black geese flew high in the still moon,

The Chan Yu took advantage of the dark night to escape quietly.

Just as he was about to lead the light cavalry to pursue him,

heavy snow fell on his bows and knives.