Guo Maoqian (1041-1099) was born in Yunzhou Program (now Dongping, Shandong). Laizhou was sentenced to be the grandson of the state power and the son of Dr. Guo Yuanming.
Born in the Guo family in Taiyuan. Influenced by poetic rites since childhood, he is familiar with temperament, good at seal cutting and brilliant, and has a strong interest in poetry. He is famous for compiling hundreds of Yuefu poems, which has attracted the attention of academic circles. Mulan poems and peacocks flying southeast in the book are called "Yuefu Shuangbi" by later generations.
It is a Yuefu poem and a long narrative folk song in northern China during the Southern and Northern Dynasties. It tells the story of a girl named Mulan who disguised herself as a man, joined the army for her father, made meritorious deeds on the battlefield, refused to be an official after returning to North Korea, and just wanted to go home and reunite. She warmly praised the woman's brave and kind qualities, her enthusiasm for defending the country and her fearless spirit.
Appreciation of Key Sentences in Mulan Poetry
1. The sentences that show Mulan's nervousness and careful preparation before the war are: buy a horse in the east city, a saddle in the west city, a reins in the south city and a whip in the north city.
2. The sentence that describes Hua Mulan's outstanding exploits from the side is: Twelve turns to the Raiders, and one hundred shots are hit.
3. Sentence describing your partner's surprise: I traveled together for twelve years and didn't know Mulan was a girl.
4. Hua Mulan doesn't want wealth: Khan asked him what he wanted, and Hua Mulan didn't need Shang Shulang.
5. A word that shows Mulan's eagerness to return home: I am willing to travel thousands of miles to send my children back to their hometown.