Strength is greater than courage, and everyone cries. I am willing to return to my native land, but I have no such right. After crying silently with acquaintances, Tan Sitong's poem "Helpless to Save Thieves" in Qing Dynasty is similar to this sentence.
One heart and one mind, Chinese dream, eternal spring poetry. -bent on reunifying the country and returning to a peaceful world.
The day is near, but I can still see it, and the sky is still high. I looked up and saw the sun, but I didn't know what God meant. {secretly complaining about the Southern Song Dynasty court}
Worship to the south, hoping to see the standard of China people-only look south every day, hoping to see the northern army recover their homes one day.
This poem can be found in Lu You's poems:
3. East of Wan Li River flows into the sea, reaching a height of 5,000 meters.
The adherents shed tears and dust, looking south at Julian Waghann for another year!
The same mood.