The whole poem is as follows:
Drinking Yan City in Jing Ke, full of wine is beneficial to the earthquake. Sigh, drifting away, indicating that there is no one nearby. Although there is no day when a strong man breaks his wrist, it is very different from this world. Arrogance is not enough. Although you are expensive, you regard it as dust. Although the base is inferior, it is very important.
I can feel that this is a poem in Wei and Jin Dynasties. There is a simple style in the sentence, which vividly depicts Jing Ke's unrestrained behavior.
Jing Ke drinks in the city. The more wine, the stronger the gas. Singing with Gao Jianli, no one watched. They are both heroes, and they have the spirit of underestimating the heroes in the world. Although he didn't make an earth-shattering career, he was more free and easy than the world, and looked down on those "noble people" who were in high positions but extremely weak. Only like-minded heroes are willing to make friends, and the rest are regarded as dust, which is hard to see.
Jing Ke is a typical civil gentleman. Tian Guang, a good friend, recommended Jing Ke and pouted to show Jing Ke's reliability. And he does not bear the great trust of Yan Taizi Dan. Qin Wuyang, known as the Great Xia, stabbed a sword that shocked the world when he collapsed in panic. Although it didn't succeed, it was still remembered by future generations.
As a folk, he has neither high social status nor great wealth. Family background has nothing to do with him. Qin has no enmity with him, but he dares to die for his bosom friend in order to report the prince to meet him.
In fact, not only in Jing Ke, but also in The Four Assassins, except that Yurang is a retainer, both Zhuan Xu and Nie Zheng, like Jing Ke, were born in the street and committed suicide to repay the kindness. They are all folk knights.