This is a desperate word issued by Xiang Yu, the overlord of Chu, on the eve of a deadly war. This word is full of unparalleled heroism and affection; It not only shows rare self-confidence, but also sighs that it is insignificant.
Strength can move mountains, and spirit is unparalleled.
Through the combination of reality and reality, he vividly demonstrated his omnipotent spirit.
But my good luck is gone, oh! My horse can't fight.
It seems that everything is providence: the timing is against me, the war is against me, and a swift horse can't run away. At this point, a feeling of the end of the hero arises spontaneously, which makes people feel sad.
What can I do without dying?
It is a helpless sigh. Xiang Yu is not a loser in a purely military sense. His failure is more a failure of political strategy. In the face of powerful and treacherous opponents, he is frank, naive and has no calculation. Very close to death, he should understand. At this time, how much he hopes to make a comeback, show his heroic skills again, and reproduce the turning point of the feat of "cross the rubicon"! However, Xiang Yu knew that this opportunity would never happen again. He was doomed to be defeated by an opponent he could completely defeat. "What can I do" is the expression of this tragic psychology and disappointment.
What can I do with you? Oh! My fair lady!
As a popular and omnipotent rebel leader, his spent force is powerless to protect his beloved princess. What a shocking sadness! At that time, he led 8,000 Jiangdong soldiers, invincible, and sublime the world; Now, the defeat is like a mountain, and finally there are only 28 riders left. In the face of failure, Xiang Yu refused to cross Jiangdong. Of course, there was only one dead end. In the face of Yu Ji, he could only be "helpless".