Seven verses of unforgettable national humiliation.

When I borrowed it from Changyingtian, I immediately set foot in Japan. The author is unknown. According to Baidu, this poem comes from online literature. The author is unknown, and the whole poem is: A commoner is world-weary, always thinking about national humiliation and looking forward to Jinling. I will borrow it from you one day. I will cross that horse and step into Japan. Among them, the last sentence in Dai Xu's seven-rhythm poem "Morning Thinking" is "I borrow it and draw my sword in all directions!"