The smoke from the fire alarm refers to war.
1. "A Letter for Zhenyang Hou Zhong and Wang Taiwei" written by Chen Xuling of the Southern Dynasty: "Guangling Jingkou, facing each other with beacon smoke."
2. "Sending Li Kuo to Attendant" by Yao He of the Tang Dynasty The poem "The Emperor Goes to Xichuan to Camp": "From now on, there will be no more beacon smoke on the Jiaozhou Road."
3. Song Ouyang Xiu's poem "A Picture of the Dragon to King Zhongyi": "The beacon smoke in the four realms of Might has broken off and echoed into the green mountains." The order is passed. "
4. Lu Xun's "Jiwaiji Supplements·Good Things Song": "There is a meeting in the south all day long, and there is a beacon in the north."
5. Lianggong in the Qing Dynasty. The poem "In the City of Qiaochuan": "The mulberry trees are good by the forest, where can I recognize the beacon smoke."
6. Chapter 2 of "Chronicles of the Countries of the Eastern Zhou Dynasty": "Fu Shifu of Guo offered advice and said: 'In the past years, the late king was Xirong was strong and feared that they would invade, so they set up more than 20 smoke piers under Lishan Mountain and dozens of drums. However, when the bandit bandits set off their smoke, they rushed straight into the sky. The nearby princes sent troops to rescue them and started shouting again. Raise the big drum and urge us to come. For the past few years, the world has been peaceful and the beacon fires have been extinguished. If my lord wants the queen to speak, we must visit Lishan Mountain with the beacon smoke at night. The reinforcements from the princes will arrive without any invaders, and the queen will laugh. No doubt.
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