2. The bonfire shines in Xijing, and my heart is uneven. _ _ The poem comes from: Yang Jiong's "Joining the Army"
3. When the moon was bright in Qin Dynasty, it was closed in Han Dynasty, but the people in Wan Li were not returned. _ _ Poem from: Wang Changling's
4. Better be a centurion than a scholar. _ _ The poem comes from: Yang Jiong's "Joining the Army"
5. It is rumored that there are many gods in World War I, and Qiang Bing on both sides of the strait has not stopped. _ _ The poem comes from: Cao Song's "Two Poems at the Age of Ji Hai, the First Year of Xi Zong Guang Ming"
6. The Qiang tube is full of frost, and people are sleepless. The general has white hair and tears. _ _ Poem from: Fan Zhongyan's Fisherman's Pride Qiu Si
7. the woods are black and a wind assails the grasses, yet the general tries night archery. _ _ The poem comes from: Lu Lun's "He Zhang's servant shoots the next song. Part II"
8. Dark clouds crush the city to destroy it, and the light spreads to the sun. _ _ The poem comes from: Li He's "Wild Goose Gate Taishouxing"
9. Today, the six armies were stationed in Malaysia together, and at that time, Qixi laughed and led the cows. _ _ The poem comes from: Li Shangyin's "Ma Wei II"
1. Fuck Wu Gexi, who was caught by a rhinoceros, and the car was wrong. _ _ The poem comes from Qu Yuan's "National Mourning"
11. The victory or defeat of the military is unexpected, and Bao is a man. _ _ Poem from: Tu Mu's "Tiaojiang Pavilion"
12. Wan Li sought to seal the marquis in those days. Pima defends Liangzhou. _ _ Poem from: Lu You's "Complaining about the Love, When Wan Li Found a Hou"
13. The Han soldiers have been slightly, and the songs are everywhere. _ _ The poem comes from: Yu Ji's Song of the King of Hexiang
14. In the night battle, Sang Gan went north, and the Qin army did not return. _ _ Poem from: Xu Hun's
15, through the bright day up the mountain, we scan the sky for a war-torch, at yellow dusk we water our horses in the boundaryriver. _ _ Poem from: an old war-song by Li Jie
16, news at this far western station! The north has been recaptured!, at first I cannot check the tears from pouring on my coat. _ _ Poem from: Du Fu's both sides of the yellow river recaptured by the imperial army
17. Ma Zuo's Lu Fei is fast, and his bow is like a thunderbolt. _ _ Poem from: Xin Qiji's
18. Don't send only one wheel back to the cave, but still leave an arrow to shoot the Tianshan Mountains. _ _ The poem comes from: Li Yi's "Song of the Sai Xia"
19. The king's amusement is light, and a song is full of soldiers. _ _ The poem comes from: Li Yue's Crossing the Qing Palace in China
2. The moon is shadowed by the bow, and Hu Shuang is brushing the sword. _ _ Poem from: Li Bai's Six Songs of the Sai Xia
21, after the war-fires of three months, one message from home is worth a ton of gold. _ _ Poem from: Du Fu's
22, with their plaintive calls, barbarian wildgeese fly from night to night, and children of the Tartars have many tears to shed. _ _ Poem from: an old war-song by Li Jie.