1, Sean Xiao with the golden drum, night pillow jade saddle. I hope that the sword hanging around my waist can quickly pacify the border and serve my country. -Li Bai's "Xia Sai Qu"
Appreciation: The soldiers fight to the death with the enemy in the golden drum during the day, but sleep with their saddles at night. I hope that the sword hanging around my waist can pacify the frontier as soon as possible and make contributions to the country.
2, bow back Xia Mingjian according to frost, autumn wind out of Xianyang. I don't want to look back at my hometown until I receive the land of the Yellow River. -Ling Huchu's Journey of Four Boys, Part III
Appreciation: A little poem full of patriotic enthusiasm expresses the poet's lofty ambition to serve the country with his own body. The first two sentences of this poem strongly exaggerate the heroic spirit of the poet when he was young. Bows and arrows shine in the morning glow, swords shine in the frost, and in the chilly autumn wind, the poet rode out of Beijing and went to the battlefield to serve the motherland.
3. The banner of the Han family is full of Yinshan Mountain, and Hu Erma does not send it back. If you want to serve your country, why should you be born in Yumenguan? -Dai Shulun's Two Songs (Part Two)
Appreciation: Dai Shulun's two * * * poems are seven-character quatrains. This is the second song. This song is much simpler than the first song "Song of Saigon, Book of Military Surrender", which contains an allusion, that is, "Born in Yumen Pass". Ban Chao has been stationed in the Western Regions for 30 years and devoted himself to the country and the nation. He is old, homesick and wants to go home, which is understandable.
I swam to the North Sea for a few days with the wind and returned to the head of the Yangtze River. My heart is a magnet, which doesn't mean that the South won't rest. -Wen Tianxiang's "Yangtze River"
Appreciation: The first two sentences of this poem describe his dangerous experience of fleeing Zhenjiang and returning to the Yangtze River estuary. The last two sentences are lyrical, using the "magnetic needle stone" as a metaphor for a heart loyal to the Song Dynasty. The language of this poem is simple, using figurative techniques, touching the scene, and showing unshakable patriotic feelings between the lines.
5, ten years to drive the sea cold, solitary minister here looking at Chen Luan. My heart is like the thick frost of thousands of mountains, and the autumn leaves are dyed red. -Qi Jiguang's "Wang Quetai"
Appreciation: This poem vividly expresses a person's heart and blood. The first sentence, "ten years to drive the sea cold, lonely ministers hope." Although this poem is a masterpiece of landing, it does not start with a scene like an ordinary landing poem, but summarizes the author's extraordinary fighting life in the boundless sea.