Where did the phrase "I miss Xiang Yu so far and refuse to cross Jiangdong" come from?

"I miss Xiang Yu so far and refuse to cross Jiangdong" comes from Li Qingzhao's "Summer quatrains", the original text is as follows:

Live and be a man among men; Die and become the soul in the soul.

Be a hero in the middle when you are alive, and a hero in the middle of ghosts after you die. )

Today, people still miss Xiang Yu because he refused to live and returned to the East.

People still miss Xiang Yu today, because he refused to drag out an ignoble existence and returned to Jiangdong. )

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The creative background of "Summer quatrains"

In the second year of Jingkang (1 127), Jin Bing invaded the Central Plains, destroyed the Qionglou Yuyuan Garden in the Song Dynasty, and took away the Hui and Qin emperors. Zhao Song was forced to flee south. Later, Li Qingzhao's husband Zhao Mingcheng became a health magistrate. One night, a rebellion broke out in the city. Instead of counterinsurgency, Zhao Mingcheng chickened out.

Li Qingzhao is ashamed of being a husband. When she passed the Wujiang River, she felt the tragic feelings of Xiang Yu and wrote this poem, which also implied the Southern Song Dynasty and her husband.

Author brief introduction Li Qingzhao-No. Yi Anju, a poetess in Song Dynasty, is a representative of graceful and restrained ci school and is known as "the first talented woman in history".

In the seventh year of Zheng He (117), with the help of Li Qingzhao, Zhao Mingcheng basically completed the writing of Jin Shilu. In addition to the self-made preface, Liu Gang, a famous scholar at that time, was specially invited to make a preface. According to historical records, Zhao Mingcheng wrote Jin Shilu and Li Qingzhao "cut it" (on Zhang's Return).