It is well known that these cultural grassroots have done great things. Even in the field of poetry that literati gallop, the cultural grassroots have made extraordinary efforts, blurted out, naturally and unexpectedly, and the poems they sang were hit the floor, full of vitality, which can be called the most domineering and heroic poems in ancient times.
1. Liu Bang's "Song of the Great Wind" is well known to everyone. "Strong winds rise in cloud flying, while Wei Jia goes back to his hometown at home, and the brave men are safe and secure." It has been passed down through the ages, and Shenzhen's Quartet Forum after 8s thought it was a swan song. Liu Bang himself is a cultural grassroots.
in 196 BC, Ying Bu, king of Huainan, rose up against Han. Because of his bravery and good fighting, Liu Bang had to go out in person. Liu Bang, a warrior, quickly defeated Ying Bu, and finally his Ministry killed Ying Bu.
On the way back to the army after victory, Liu Bang stopped by his hometown Pei County. He called his former friends, elders and younger generations, and * * * drank with them for more than ten days. One day, after drinking heavily, Liu Bang sang this song "The Wind Song" that he improvised. After Cai Yong, the most domineering and heroic poem in ancient times has been circulated for 2 years.
2. Zhu Yuanzhang, the founding emperor of the Ming Dynasty, was also a cultural grassroots, and he had many excellent works in his military career. For example, chanting Nanjing Yanziji: Yanziji is a weight, but what about Changhong? The crescent moon on the horizon is a scale hook, weighing how many mountains and rivers I have. Such a domineering and imaginative casual work is enough to eclipse all the poems in the world.
In addition, Zhu Yuanzhang wrote a poem: "Snow presses the bamboo branches low, though it can't touch the mud. The red sun of the Ming dynasty is still in harmony with the sky "; "A cock crows a pout, a cock crows two pouts. Three calls called out to Fusang, sweeping away the remnant stars and xiao yue. ".
there is another poem by Zhu Yuanzhang, which is even more about hiding the universe and swallowing the sun and the moon: "Heaven is a carpet, and the sun, the moon and the stars sleep with me. I dare not stretch my legs all night, for fear that I will wear my feet. " It can be regarded as the most domineering and heroic poem written by cultural grassroots.
3. Cao Jingzong in the Northern and Southern Dynasties was competitive, reading and writing. He never asked others what he didn't understand. He created new words by himself, even in front of officials. Although he has little literacy, Cao Jingzong, a cultural grassroots, likes to write poems at ordinary times.
On one occasion, after Cao Jingzong returned from conquering successfully, Emperor Wu gave a banquet in Huaguang Hall to comfort all the troops. At the banquet, Emperor Wu ordered Zuo Fu to shoot Shen Yue's rhyme. Cao Jingzong waited for a long time, but Shen Yue didn't give him rhyme. Cao Jingzong's face was uneven, so the post-8s working network in Shenzhen asked Emperor Wu to compose poems. Emperor Wu said, "There are many talents in Qing Dynasty, so why stop at one poem?"
At this time, Cao Jingzong was drunk, and insisted on writing poems, so Emperor Wu had to ask Shen Yue to write rhymes for him. At this time, the rhymes had been exhausted, leaving only two words: "competition" and "illness". Without saying a word, Cao Jingzong picked up a pen and said in one go: "When I went there, my children were sad, but when I came back, I had a hard time. Excuse me, how can a traveler be like Huo Qubing? "
In a few words, everyone's worries about him before the war and the welcome after the victory were very artistically outlined. Compared with Huo Qubing, who is good at fighting, his poems are full of heroic domineering and heroism. Upon hearing this, Emperor Wudi was amazed, and Shen Yue, a great writer, and the courtiers in the DPRK also lamented the surprise.
4. honest and frank, the character of Hu Lujin in the Northern Qi Dynasty, is good at riding and shooting, and is good at fighting. He is a famous soldier with rich military experience. On the battlefield, he can judge the distance of the enemy by observing the ground; When he looked at the flying dust, he knew roughly how many enemy cavalry and infantry there were.
It was this illiterate cultural grassroots who became a poet. When he first learned poetry, he didn't know where to start. He was taught that all he had to do was be upright. Later, he studied folk songs and wrote poems hard, and finally wrote "Chilechuan": "Chilechuan, under the Yinshan Mountain. The sky is like a vault, and the cage covers four fields. The sky is gray and wild, and the wind and grass are low. " This poem is rough and heroic, with great momentum.
5. Cao Hanping, a general in the early Song Dynasty, decided that Jiangnan Middle School had won the meritorious military service. After years of defending Beijing, he was still standing still. One day, a poem was composed at a royal banquet. Because Cao Han was a military man, he didn't get involved in it, so he wrote a seven-tone poem and gave it to Song Taizong. Poetry says:
thirty years ago, I learned Liu Tao, and my reputation was pre-fashionable.
I once wore golden armour because of the national disaster, and didn't sell precious knives for the poor.
the arm is strong but the bow is weak, and the eyes are clear and the clouds are high.
The autumn wind started in front of the court last night, and I was ashamed to see the old battle clothes.
This poem is full of masculinity, with a sentence pattern of put in order, which reflects the present and the past. What is surging in my heart is the lofty sentiments of "riding an old horse, aiming at a thousand miles". After reading the poem, Song Taizong was moved by the Quartet Forum after 8s, so Cao Han "suddenly moved several levels".
6. Yang Yuchun, governor of Shaanxi but Gansu province in Qing dynasty, was good at fighting tough battles, repeatedly counterinsurgency, and well controlled the border areas. He has fought hundreds of times in his life, his tactics are changeable, he is brave in fighting, and he likes to take the lead. He has never been injured and is known as a "lucky general". One day, when Yang Yuchun visited the Reclining Buddhist Temple, his mouth was full of words: You slept well, and everything was over as soon as you slept. If I sleep with you, who will protect the country?