Broken child endowed Chen Tongfu with sophistry.
Drunk in the dream of watching the sword under the oil lamp, dreaming back to the old days of the military camp, a horn sounded. Eight hundred miles of moxibustion, fifty strings of external sound. This is a military parade on the battlefield in autumn.
Horses run like Ma Delu, bows and arrows fly like thunder. Despite the king's world affairs, he won a name before he died. Poor hair has become a white-haired man!
"Look at the sword when you are drunk, and dream back to Blowing Horn Camp", and write that you are drunk.
Looking at the sword, don't forget to kill the enemy and serve the country. (At that time, the author lived in seclusion for a long time and could not volunteer, which was rejected and hit by the capitulator ruling group in the Southern Song Dynasty. In real life, it is impossible to trigger his ambition to recover lost land. Only when he is drunk can he temporarily forget the reality and vividly show it through the behavior of "looking at the sword with a light". ) In a trance-like drunkenness, the hero fell asleep, and when he woke up, the majestic bugle kept ringing in various military camps. His thoughts immediately returned to the barracks. "Blow the horn for a while" means that the mobilization order has been issued and the morale of the army is inspiring. This is the poet's wish and the people's wish! Be prepared for war. The next two sentences, "Eight hundred Li under your command, fifty strings crossing the Great Wall", are full of passion and have a broad image. This should be a specific description of the mobilization order. The officers and men shared roast beef, and the troops played magnificent battle songs. The fighting life of the troops was further rendered, and the morale of the officers and men was high. "Autumn soldiers on the battlefield."
People seem to see the powerful military strength of this team. In autumn, they review the army on the battlefield. The lineup is magnificent and autumn is chilly. They are closely combined with "battlefield" and "point soldiers", rendering a realistic murderous look. "Point soldiers" means that we are about to give the enemy a general attack order and enter the battle position. In just five words, I made an excellent summary of the situation described above. "The horse is fast and the bow is like a thunderbolt." The two sentences mean that the horse is as fast as Lu (the name of a good horse) and the bow is like a thunderbolt. Lu Feifei, a horse, is a famous galloping horse in ancient times. According to legend, Lu Feifei is used here to describe all the horses galloping like Lu Feifei.
The reason for this combination is to highlight "fast" and "surprise". Heroes rode fast horses, pulled powerful bows, galloped on the battlefield and bravely killed the enemy, vividly depicting the thrilling and fierce scenes and further depicting the heroic image of the Anti-Japanese War. The heroic spirit of patriotic soldiers makes readers feel like enemies. "Get rid of the king's affairs in the world and win fame before and after his death", that is to say, he completed the great cause of unifying military and political affairs and achieved great fame. The two sentences mean that the author sees his achievements and is full of ambition, thus giving a happy cheer, even in a relaxed and majestic tone. This is the author's ambition and ideal. There is patriotic enthusiasm between the lines. These two sentences are obvious to the idea of kings and fame; But when we look at the specific historical conditions, the patriotic cause in feudal times is inseparable from "kings" and "fame". Q: Why did the author finally say "white hair is born"? Turning a pen makes feelings fall from a very high point, leaving only grief and indignation, expressing the feeling that ambition is hard to pay. Ambition and ideal are beautiful, but the motherland is not unified, and I have no fame, but I am old, my hair is white, and I have no chance. From 2 1 year old, the author joined the army to kill the enemy. At the age of 23, he gathered people to break into the barracks, captured the rebels alive, and swallowed mountains and rivers with both wisdom and courage. After the age of 40, I have been living in the countryside, "poor and white", expressing my grief and indignation in front of people. In the sharp contrast between ideal and reality, readers who have lived for thousands of years are indignant at the author's wish to serve the country and his resignation, and still feel as if they have heard his voice and met him.