This poem was first seen in Guo Maoqian's Yuefu Poetry Collection "Song of Liang Gujiao" in the Song Dynasty, and it was named Zi Ma Zi's Songs. According to the Interpretation of Yuefu Ancient Poems, "This poem was played in the Jin and Song Dynasties, with four sentences at the beginning, and it is called' Purple Horse', which is an ancient poem below" Joining the Army in the Tenth Five-Year Plan ". Zhu Gan's Yuefu Justice in Qing Dynasty regarded it as an old saying in Chapter 15 of Xianghe Qu in Han Dynasty. It was originally a folk song in Han Dynasty, which was played in Yuefu in Jin and Song Dynasties and included in Ma Zi. Fan Dashi, a poet in A Qing, said in Poems of Past Dynasties: "No one can get past the fact that future generations are separated from chaotic poems but can only describe their ancestors. "
He joined the army at the age of fifteen and didn't come back until he was eighty.
Everyone in the village, who is at home?
From a distance, that's your home, where there are many pines and cypresses.
Rabbits enter from the dog's sinus and pheasants fly from the beam.
In the atrium, Green Valley was born, and in the well, Lv Kui was born.
Grains are eaten as food, and sunflower is drunk as soup.
I wonder who is interested in the soup and rice that have been cooked for a while.
Going out and looking east, tears fell on my clothes.
He enlisted in the army at the age of fifteen and retired to his hometown at the age of eighty.
On the way, I met a country neighbor and asked, "Who else is in my family?"
"You see a grave among the pines and cypresses in the distance, and that is your home."
Take a closer look at the rabbit getting into the dog hole and the pheasant flying around the roof.
There are wild millet in the yard and wild sunflower around the well.
Cooking with wild rice, picking sunflower leaves and cooking soup is a dish.
In a short time, soup and rice were all ready, but there was not a family member who didn't know who to share them with.
Look east out of the gate; Tears fell on the clothes.
The teenager served in the army all his life, but when he returned to his hometown, his family was ruined and his courtyard was dilapidated, and he wanted to get rid of all family ties. I can only cook some wild vegetables to satisfy my hunger. It reflects the loneliness, sadness and emptiness of a dying man who has devoted his life to his country.