1. Both the upper and lower sections of this poem quote allusions, expressing how the author

Jiangchengzi · Hunting in Mizhou

Author: Su Shi

The old man is talking about being a teenager, holding the yellow on the left, holding the blue on the right, wearing a brocade hat and mink fur, thousands of Riding Juan Ping Gang. In order to repay Qingcheng, he followed the prefect, shot tigers himself, and watched Sun Lang.

The wine is in full swing and the chest is still open. It doesn’t matter if there’s a little frost on the temples! In the cloud of Chijie, when will Feng Tang be sent? He can hold the eagle bow like the full moon, look northwest, and shoot at the wolf.

This work is one of the representative works of Dongpo’s heroic poetry that has been passed down through the ages. The poem describes the hunting trip and expresses the ambition to rejuvenate the country and secure the country. It expands the scope of the poem, improves the quality of the poem, expands the scope of the poem's subject matter, and creates a new path for the creation of the poem. The work integrates narrative, ambition, and allusion, and mobilizes various artistic methods to form a bold style. It expresses the author's heroism and heroic spirit in action and psychology from multiple angles and levels.

Allusions: ① Shoot a tiger yourself and see Sun Lang. Sun Lang is Sun Quan. "Three Kingdoms" records that Sun Quan's mount was injured by a tiger during a trip. He calmly shot the tiger in front of the horse. The meaning and function in the word: The poet means that he will draw his bow and shoot the tiger like Sun Quan did back then. This highlights the fact that although the author is not young, he still has the madness of youth.

②In the cloud of holding the festival, when will Feng Tang be sent? ("Jiangchengzi? Mizhou Hunting" by Su Shi) Allusion: Sending Feng Tang According to "Historical Records? Zhang Shi's Biography of Feng Tang" records: During the reign of Emperor Wen of the Han Dynasty, Wei Shang was the prefect of Yunzhong, and he had meritorious service in resisting the Huns, only because he had more time to repay his merits. He reported six heads and was convicted and dismissed from his position. Later, Emperor Wen adopted Feng Tang's advice and sent Feng Tang to Yunzhong with Fujie to pardon Wei Shang.

The meaning and function in the word: Here the author uses Wei Shang to describe himself, expressing the author's hope that the court can reuse him as he did when he sent Feng Tang to pardon Wei Shang.

③ Can hold the eagle bow like the full moon, look northwest, and shoot at the wolf. ("Jiangchengzi? Mizhou Hunting" by Su Shi) Allusion:

Shooting Sirius, according to "Book of Jin? Astronomical Chronicles", said that it was the Lord who invaded and plundered. The meaning and function in the word: It is used here to refer to the Xixia army invading from the northwest. In this sentence, the poet expresses his determination to serve the country, resist invaders, and make contributions.