Xin Qiji's "Breaking the Array, Giving it to Chen Tongfu", drunk watching the sword, dreaming back to blow the horn. Eight hundred miles to divide the main fire, fifty strings to turn over the Great Wall, and the enemy is on the battlefield in autumn. Horses run like Ma Delu, bows and arrows fly like thunder. It is a good idea for the emperor to complete the great cause of recovering the lost land of the country and gain a good reputation from generation to generation. Poor hair has become a white-haired man!
In a drunken dream, I looked at my sword with an oil lamp, and in a trance, I returned to that year, and the trumpets in various military camps came and went. Distribute wine and food to subordinates to enjoy, and let musical instruments play magnificent military music to boost morale. This is a military parade on the battlefield in autumn.
Horses run like horses, bows and arrows are thundering. I am bent on completing the great cause of recovering the lost land for the monarch and gaining a good reputation handed down from generation to generation. I woke up from my dream, but unfortunately I was already a white-haired man!
It is a good idea for the emperor to complete the great cause of recovering the lost land of the country and gain a good reputation from generation to generation. These two poems mean to complete the great cause of restoring the Central Plains and win fame before and after death. It expresses the author's determination and sense of honor in serving the motherland, recovering lost territory for the country and reunifying the great cause, as well as his ambition to build an anti-Jin Xingguo cause.
This poem is a sentence from Xin Qiji, a famous poet in the Song Dynasty, "Breaking the Array: A Gift to Zhuang Ci by Chen Tongfu". In this poem, Xin Qiji expressed his love for the motherland and his regret and remorse for failing to complete his mission by describing his ambitions and dreams.
These two poems also show Xin Qiji's patriotic passion and determination to pursue honor. His goal is to complete the great cause of restoring the Central Plains. For this goal, he is willing to give everything, including his life. He is eager to make contributions to his country and leave a good reputation even after his death.
However, there is a huge contrast between Xin Qiji's ideal and reality. Although he has a strong patriotic feeling and thanks Mr. Wang, he can't realize his wish, which makes him feel extremely depressed and frustrated. These two poems not only describe his ideal, but also reveal his powerlessness and helplessness to reality.
Generally speaking, these two poems express Xin Qiji's love for the motherland and his loyalty to his career, and also show his deep thinking and painful experience of the contrast between ideal and reality.