From: The Book of Songs Qin Feng Without Clothes.
Full text:
Have I nothing to wear? Robe with my son. Wang Yuxing, fix my spear. Hatred with his son.
Have I nothing to wear? Take your son. Wang Yu started the division and repaired my spear and halberd Working with your son.
Have I nothing to wear? Take your son. Wang Yu started his division and trained our soldiers. Take a walk with your son.
Literal translation:
Who said we had no clothes to wear? Take that robe. Your majesty sent his troops to battle, trimmed my spear and killed the enemy with you as his goal.
Who said we had no clothes to wear? Take that pair of underwear. Your majesty sent his troops to battle, trimmed my spear and halberd, and set out to be with you.
Who said we had no clothes to wear? Take that dress. When fighting in Wang Fabing, armor and swordsmen will March with you to kill the enemy.
Extended data:
Qin Feng without Clothes is the most famous patriotic poem in The Book of Songs.
The background of the story comes from the military battle songs of the people of Qin against the invaders of Xirong.
In this anti-aggression war, Qin people showed their brave and fearless spirit of martial arts, and at the same time created this generous battle song full of patriotic passion.
"Who said we were poor? We have the same shirts as you. We are going to send troops to fight, and we have sharpened our spears. King, we are in trouble with you, and we are fighting the enemy! "
References:
Baidu Encyclopedia Qin Feng