In the Han dynasty, the bright moon gave birth to three seas, and half of it came out.
He fainted in Xuantu County and went to Bai Dengwei in the middle of the night.
Faint from the mountain, the light is slightly frosty.
The general listens to Xiao Jiao, and the horse wants to return to the south.
In the Tang Dynasty, Xuantu County was located in Shangboguantun, Hunnan District, Shenyang City. Emperor Taizong made his capital in Anton, and he first ruled Liaoyang, and later he turned to Xuantu. So this poem should be about Shenyang.
Shen Quanqi was a scholar in the second year of Shang Yuan (675). He served as a living lang during the Dragon Period and added a bachelor's degree to his study there. He was famous for his poems at that time. After the official arrived in Zhongshu, the prince paid little attention to this matter. Being able to get in and out of the palace made Shen Quan understand the intention of Emperor Taizong and Tang Gaozong to conquer the East and establish the capital of Anton to protect the imperial court. At the beginning of the poem, it is written like this: "In the Han Dynasty, the bright moon gave birth to three seas, and the half-moon came out." He has regarded Liaodong and Datang as a family. For the peace and stability of Liaodong, Datang sent troops to announce plans. In the dim moonlight on the border, officers and men heard the horn of dawn and the sound of horses and chariots. Do you want to go to the south? -It's not that horses want to return to the south, but that border guards miss the hometown of the Central Plains.
This reminds me of a popular song "The Moon on the Fifteenth" many years ago: "The Moon on the Fifteenth/Shining in my hometown at the border/On a quiet night/You miss me too ..." Although Wang He and Shen Quanqi are two poets separated by more than 1,300 years, they are quite similar in expressing the homesickness of border guards and soldiers.