My heart is in Shandong, my body is in Wu, and I am floating on the sea.
If he was Ling Yunzhi, dare to laugh at Huang Chao's husband!
Song Jiang's anti-poem was written after he was drunk, lamenting the injustice of the world. This poem was written in Xunyanglou, after the drunken word "Xijiangyue" when Song Jiang and Jiangzhou were stabbed. This poem has no specific name.
The meaning expressed in the first sentence: Although I am in Wudi, my heart is in my hometown in Shandong. Wudi in the poem is Jiangzhou where Song Jiang was sent. Wandering in rivers and lakes, time flies, what have I got? If I had known, I would have gone to Liangshan to become an outlaw. The first sentence lamented that the world was unfair to itself, and at the same time regretted that he refused to go to Liangshan.
The meaning of the second sentence: If I go to Liangshan one day, I will realize my great ambition. With my talent, what is Huang Chao?
Song Jiang (1073~ 1 124), the word Gong, alias Hu, timely rain, xiaoyi Heilang, is a character in the classic Water Margin.
He is a native of Yasi, Yuncheng County, Shandong Province. He is short and dark-faced, and he is the leader of Liangshan Rebel Army. He held the first place in the Water Margin among the top 100 generals, and was the first day of the thirty-six highest day.
Facing the situation that Liangshan rebels became more and more brave, the court changed its strategy and sent people to appease them. So, under the guidance of Song Jiang and others' compromise thought, Quanliangshan accepted this appeal and was reorganized into the Zhao and Song armies.
The rulers also adopted the strategy of "impeded people" and ordered Liangshan heroes to fight against Liao's invasion and wipe out the domestic rebel forces such as Hebei, Huaixi Wangqing and Jiangnan Fang La.
After Liangshanpo Rebels accepted Zhao 'an, they were invaded by Liao soldiers, and Song Jiang was ordered to break Liao. So the army went north, captured Tanzhou, retaken Jizhou, outsmarted Bazhou, occupied Youzhou, surrounded Yanjing, and the Liao Lord pleaded guilty and surrendered. Song Jiang sent his troops back to China and returned the occupied counties to Liao according to Hui Zong's will.
After successfully breaking Liao, Song Jiang and other Liang Shanjun were ordered to pacify tian hu, Hebei. In the process of pacifying tian hu, Song Jiang also surrendered many surrenders.
After tian hu was pacified, he was ordered to go to Wangqing in Huaixi. Going to Wang Qing, the battle was very fierce, and many Hebei soldiers died, including Bian Xiang, An, Yu Cheng and other fierce generals, who died one after another. After pacifying tian hu and Wang Qing, generals such as Qiao Daoqing and E Quanzhong who surrendered to Hebei bid farewell to Song Jiang. Song Jiang defeated the troops.
The emperor ordered Song Jiang to pacify Fang La in the south of the Yangtze River. In the process of pacifying Fang La Army, the rebels suffered heavy losses. Although Fang La was finally captured and accomplished, 59 warriors died. On the way back to the army, Lu sat in the Liuhe Temple in Hangzhou, and the disabled refused to return to Beijing, so he became a monk here.
After leaving Hangzhou, Lin Chong was paralyzed, Yang Xiong, Shiqian, Yangzhi and Mu Hong died, and Yanqing quietly left. In Suzhou, Li Jun, Tong Wei and Meng Tong left again.
When the army returned to Beijing and stationed in Chen Qiaoyi, there were only 27 leaders left, namely Liangshan Army *** 108, 5 people stayed in Beijing and did not go to war (including An Daoquan, who was transferred back to Beijing in the battle), and Gongsun Sheng left before the war, that is, 102 (excluding An Daoquan, who was transferred back to Beijing in the battle), and 59 people were killed, 10.
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Baidu encyclopedia? Song Jiang