The allusion "Linyi Water" in the trip of Yanmen Taishou not only shows the location of the battle, but also implies that the soldiers have such a strong and heroic feeling that "the wind is rustling and the water is cold, and the strong men are gone forever".
The allusion "Huang Jintai" is a symbol of longing for talents. The poet quoted this story to express the soldiers' determination to serve the court.
Yan Men Tai Shou Hang is a poem written by Li He, a poet in the Tang Dynasty, using the theme of ancient Yuefu. This poem depicts the tragic battle scene with rich mottled colors, and the strange picture accurately shows the frontier fortress scenery and ever-changing war situation at a specific time and place. Huang Jintai's allusions have been used in Wild Goose Gate.
Huang Jintai, also known as Zhao Xian Tai, was built in Yan Zhaowang during the Warring States Period, where Yan Zhaowang paid homage to Guo Kun. Its real former site is on the platform of North Zhang Cun, Gaoli Township, Dingxing County, Hebei Province.
According to historical research, Yan Zhaowang ascended the throne in 3 1 1 BC and reigned for 33 years in 279 BC. At the beginning of his reign, he began to recruit talents. Feeling the story of a thousand dollars buying bones, it was built to attract talents and recruit talents, so that the famous soldier and dramatist Xin went to Yan State one after another. In 284 BC, Le Yi led an army to attack all countries and occupied more than 70 cities. It is speculated that the platform was built in 3 10 BC. At that time, I just said to build a platform, without the word gold. Bao Mingyuan, a writer in the Southern Song Dynasty, began to see the name of Huang Jintai in his work Song Xing.