...The Taiwei's staff and axe, and the cloud flags surround Pengcheng. ...
Full poem:
Qin sent out soldiers from all over the world and trampled on the enemies of Yan and Zhao.
The Yellow River drinks and the horses are exhausted, and the red feathers are even brighter.
The Taiwei's staff and axe, and the cloud flags surround Pengcheng.
The three armies were ordered to march thousands of miles to silence the thunder.
There are no flying birds in Hangu, and there are even camps in Wuguan.
It is intended to kill the giant turtle, not the long whale.
I hate Lu Liansheng for being ignorant.
The sword shines in the frost, the sword is carved and the hair is tasseled.
May I avoid the humiliation of Kuaiji and repay my kindness and glory in the future.
The disease returned half way through, but there was no reason for the southeast attack.
Yafu didn’t see him, so Ju Mengzhu went ahead.
Heaven wins the heart of a strong man and bids you farewell to Wu Jing.
When I met the prefect in Jinling, I met him with all my might.
Qun Gong Xian Zu's farewell, four Luo Chaoying.
When I first arrived at Lincang Temple, I was drunk in Zhenglu Pavilion.
The autumn moon is seen in the old country, and the cold sound of the Yangtze River flows.
The emperor's chariot turns around, and the rivers and rivers return to vertical and horizontal directions.
The solitary phoenix heads toward the west sea, and the flying dragon bids farewell to the northern sky.
Because of this, I stepped out of my silhouette and waved my hand to thank you.
This poem comes from "Wen Li Taiwei massively mobilized one million Qin soldiers to march to the southeast, the cowards asked for tassels in Jishen" is an ancient five-character poem written by Li Bai, a poet of the Tang Dynasty. This poem is divided into three parts: the twelve lines in the first part describe the majesty of the Tang Army, which contains the poet's wishes for the Tang Army, his confidence in victory, and his hope for the country; the twelve lines in the second part follow from above, It depicts the poet's firm determination to quell the rebellion and take revenge. Unfortunately, time has passed and he has recovered from his illness in the middle of the road. The poet's wailing cry is so tear-jerking. The last fourteen sentences of the third part describe Li Bai's pain and anger of "Heaven seizes the heroic ambition", depicts the scene of farewell in Jinling, recounts old stories, talks about everything, and spends the unforgettable years of Li Bai's twilight years.
This poem first narrates Li Taiwei's heroic "Southeast Expedition", then tells the reason why the poet "asked for medical leave to return from illness", and finally describes the scene of farewell to his close friends in Jinling. The whole poem closely follows the title of the poem, with a rigorous structure and well-organized layers. It is completely different from other poems by Li Bai that emphasize leaps and bounds.