First, "Nianju"
I don't send flowers when flowers bloom. If I do, I'll be scared to death. To fight against the west wind, wear golden armor all over.
This poem is written in imitation of Huang Chao's poem. Although the meaning is straightforward, it is very verve, and the pattern on the chest is obviously large.
Second, "Golden Rooster Announces Dawn"
The cock crows and pouts, and the cock crows and pouts. Three calls for Fusang Day swept away the remnant star Xiao Yue.
This poem was written by Zhu Yuanzhang on the day he ascended the throne. When the first two sentences are said, the minister wants to laugh. It's so uncultured. But after the third sentence came out, the minister stopped talking.
Third, Ode to the Swallow Loki.
What about the Yangtze River as a pole? The crescent moon on the horizon is a scale hook, weighing how many mountains and rivers I have.
After Zhu Hongwu acceded to the throne, he improvised during the inspection in Yanziji. Poetry skillfully uses metaphors, expresses feelings through scenery, has a grand artistic conception, and has the emperor's domineering in his hands!
Fourth, "show monks"
Kill all the millions of soldiers in the south of the Yangtze River, and the sword around your waist is still bloody! The old monk doesn't know a hero, just ask his name.
After Zhu Yuanzhang was defeated by Chen Youliang, he left this domineering poem when he spent the night in a temple called Buluo Temple in Anhui.
Verb (abbreviation of verb) A Brief Introduction to Zhu Yuanzhang
Zhu Yuanzhang was the founding emperor of the Ming Dynasty and the emperor with the lowest birth. Three generations of his family are poor peasants. When he was a child, he gave the cow to the landlord. As a teenager, he worked as a monk in a temple. Later, he took part in the Red Scarf Army Uprising led by Guo Zixing. From the leader of the rebel army to the overlord, and finally unified the whole country, Zhu Yuanzhang seemed to open the door.