The original text is as follows:
Su Wu saw Han for the first time, feeling sad and mixed feelings; Now the towering trees in the ancient temple are solemn. The detention of the North Sea book is cut off, and the moon is above the head; The hungry sheep are back, and the vast grassland has been blackened by dusk. Go back to your visit tower, but there is no sign; The crown sword is like life, and it is in the prime of life. Marquis Hou Feng commemorates the emperor, who has never met his subjects; Empty to the eyes of the first emperor, lamenting the past years.
The translation is as follows:
When Su Wu first met Ambassador China, he was both sad and happy. Today, the ancient temple is tall and solemn. Beihai detention center was cut off, and Hu' s head was; When the famine came back, the vast grassland was already rising at dusk. Back to the DPRK, the entrance to the tower remained the same, but Li Shimin was nowhere to be seen; It is the natural and unrestrained prime of life to be ordered to send envoys to crown swords. Only the Grand Marquis has the honor to remember Mausoleum, and the monarch and his subjects no longer meet; Cry until the autumn water hangs the first emperor, lamenting that time will not return.
Poetry appreciation:
Su Wu is an outstanding national hero in the history of our country. During the Huns' stay, he was "thirsty for snow, hungry for blankets, herding sheep and managing the North Sea". /kloc-in the past 0/9 years, his patriotism has never diminished, showing the heroic spirit of "wealth cannot be lewd, power cannot be bent, and poverty cannot be moved".
"Su Wu Temple" is a nostalgic work when Wen paid homage to Su Wu Temple. It eulogized Su Wu's unyielding feat, praised Su Wu's noble national integrity and patriotic sentiment as a whole, and wrote in the first sentence that when Su Wu met with Ambassador China and learned that he had been released and could return to China, he suddenly pointed out his excitement of sadness and joy.
The word "Soul Needle" vividly describes Su Wu's extraordinary internal and external modality at that time, and profoundly shows his patriotic spirit of homesickness and serving the country. This sentence is a close-up of Su Wu's deeds before his death.