This poem was probably written by a modern person. Originally it was Huai Jin holding Yu, but it was changed to express his memory of Zhou Yu. The whole content is also a bit copied from the Wolong Diao Filial Piety in the Romance of the Three Kingdoms:
The general corner of the Yihui raised Moling - to commemorate the emperor's childhood education, to hand over the talisman, to spread the wealth with righteousness, and to sacrifice for the people
A good match with beautiful clothes and a smile on the east side of the river - mourning for the emperor's abundance, a good match with Xiao Qiao, a favor of the Han ministers, worthy of the dynasty
The water touched the three rivers and broke the boat, and the fire burned the red wall - mourned for the emperor's talent, Civil and military strategies, defeating the enemy with fire, and converting the strong into the weak
There is nothing to say about the rules, basically nothing. And the wording is a bit, pardon me, it looks a bit rustic.
For example, the word "鳳艨艉" is not a good word. It carries the image of decline and destruction, so it is not suitable to be used to praise achievements.
The last sentence is a bit like that. Wentian borrowed it for another five hundred years, but it seemed too crude and colloquial. In the end, the world is divided into two parts. It is just a matter of time. There are only two people in the world who can compete with each other. This sentence has some new ideas and is quite good.